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Jan 10, 2008 News Jump to Comments
The empty Triem building on South Greensboro Street has seen a growing popularity among graffitti painters. On this week’s Opinion page, one local resident says it’s
time to paint over the marks to discourage the practice.
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don’t paint over it! it’s beautiful! at least let me get some pictures first!
Absolutely gang tagging should be painted over immediately; the police know this. Otherwise more gangs and more more conflicts follow.
Artistic expression by non-gangs (regulated participation) can/should be given its own space…but that is a separate issue.
I don’t see any gang tagging in the pictures shown.