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	<title>Comments on: The Black House will be an eyesore no more</title>
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		<title>By: Betty Jo Willard Estes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was born on what was once called the &quot;Palmer Place,&quot; some 70 years ago. By the time I started school, the Black House was painted white. I understand, at one time in my very young age, it was once painted green. But I can remember going to school, passing the Blacksburg Motor Company, the Huckleberry Train Station and the big white Black House. What a showcase this house was! In the summer, the field next door was covered in buttercups with a small stream flowing through it, which still runs under Main Street today. 
If everyone agrees, it should be painted it&#039;s original subdued, soft green color. However, if not, I think it should be painted white, not the awful vivid green color pictured in Sunday&#039;s &quot;the Burg.&quot; Please stop the painters before it goes too far! We already have a haunted looking house, we do not need it turned into a circus house!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was born on what was once called the &#8220;Palmer Place,&#8221; some 70 years ago. By the time I started school, the Black House was painted white. I understand, at one time in my very young age, it was once painted green. But I can remember going to school, passing the Blacksburg Motor Company, the Huckleberry Train Station and the big white Black House. What a showcase this house was! In the summer, the field next door was covered in buttercups with a small stream flowing through it, which still runs under Main Street today.<br />
If everyone agrees, it should be painted it&#8217;s original subdued, soft green color. However, if not, I think it should be painted white, not the awful vivid green color pictured in Sunday&#8217;s &#8220;the Burg.&#8221; Please stop the painters before it goes too far! We already have a haunted looking house, we do not need it turned into a circus house!</p>
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