I guess some people would need to weigh their options homelessness or here. My husband and I moved in back in January 2007 the fire yes shook us up but isn't that why they are saying now to stay by your stove when cooking. The snow we can admit this year was bad and this was actually the first year that my husband and I have ever been in this big of a snow. But the the ground keepers did get out there and get it cleared up. When I brought my husband home from the hospital after a second surgery from the previous and I had to take him to the doctor in Michigan City and we had alot of snow I actually called the office told them nicely that my husband has to get out and he is unstable in balance uses a cane and the walk way is not clean. Somebody actually immediately came out and cleaned up the area for him to get out. So I don't think its the staff being rude I think the staff was already having a bad day until attitudes came across by people who have bad attitudes. I do think also that a red light getting out of the apartment complex ought to be in consideration. If you're needing to make that left turn, it is hard to get out we do need to feel safe when getting out especially at rush hour and people going to work and or school. So maybe to petition for a red light or make another entrance/exit to get onto the roads safely.

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From: Anonymous	Date: 12/20/2007
The fires (not FIRE), multiple fires, were Arson. They've been going on for years. It's a terrifying place to live. I lived their during the arsons, and it was horrifying to have to evacuate more than once in a month. I'm sure they haven't fixed anything. It's a disturbing place to live, and I would not, ever, ever, again. Leave it to the wreckless, drunk, and idiotic Notre Dame (low-class) students.

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