I will mourn the passing of the Teen Health Clinic which served ALL adolescents in the City of Alexandria. Once the clinic is placed within the TC Williams building, not only will a significant number of our city’s adolescents loose their only source of health care, but the new placement violates the original purpose of the clinic’s placement.

Pretty incredible to oppose the teen clinic when prior clergy at Blessed Sacrament have been sanctioned for pedophilia. I would suggest the Catholic clergy spend more time working on their own issues.

I wasn’t surprised to read the March 3, 2010 article about members of the Blessed Sacrament and other Alexandria Catholic communities voicing their opposition to moving the Teen Wellness clinic from its current location near the Minnie Howard School to a location inside T.C. Williams High School. The opponents site anecdotal rumors, which they admit they have no evidence to support, that teen girls will “completely skip over the pill” and “head for the morning after pill.”

Wow, your review of Scapino was scathing!!You hated it! But you should tell the truth. You were not there on Opening Night.The opening night audience laughed, applauded noisily and raved about the show.

To Mayor Euille and Members of the Alexandria City Council:

Before I get to the formal request at the bottom of this letter, I want you to read my personal story. Each and every one of you knows exactly who I am. Of that, I am one hundred percent certain. I either actively campaigned for you, supported you, or vehemently opposed you. I am never neutral.

I just finished reading the review on LTA’s rendition of Scapino, by James Cullum. I was there on opening night and I have to ask James if he was truly there at all or if he just peaked in occasionally between talking or texting on his cell phone since he got so many things incorrectly stated in his review.