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• Exhibit 177 - 4/17/93: "Area Trail Projects Set to Compete for Federal Money" • Exhibit 178 - 5/6/93: "Snohomish Addition Home Index" from Seattle Times • Exhibit 179 - 5/17/93: "Ouch! Extra! - Publisher, editor submit recantation for journalistic error, apologies to Slatten and Hodges" from the Lowell View • Exhibit 180 - 6/3/93: "Scramble is on to Help Invisible Students" from Seattle Times • Exhibit 181 - 6/3/93: "County Seeks $10 Million for Denny Youth Center" • Exhibit 182 - 6/3/93: "Snohomish County Moves to Revamp Denny Center" from Seattle Times • Exhibit 183 - 6/8/93: "Work Release Site" (editorial) • Exhibit 184 - 10/13/93: "Slaying Suspect, 16, Escaped from State Juvenile Home" from Seattle Times • Exhibit 185 - 12/14/93: 'Voters Get New Shot at Levy for Youth-Detention Center" from Seattle Times • Exhibit 186 - 1/29/94: "Two Teen-Agers Confess to Arson, Crime Spree" • Exhibit 187 - 2/5/94: "Crime Won't Stop Youths' Parole" from Seattle Times • Exhibit 188 - 2/13/94: "Youth and Violence - The Enemy and Remedy is Us" from Seattle Post Intelligencer • Exhibit 189 - 2/26/94: "Abuse a Vicious Cycle" 50. Also admitted at the hearing were exhibits #55 through #68. These exhibits consisted of an identical form letter opposing the Special Property Use Permit. The letter stated that the City of Everett currently has detention facilities that serve the public need. With these facilities, there is "a minimum of 72 inmates not locked up now". The letter also implied that property values must be considered because the proposed facility will impact the value of properties in the area. On the form letter, some witnesses submitted personal comments. These included: Michele Marion - Submitted that at one time she lived across the street from the Centennial Trail. A threat of juvenile delinquents became too much for her and she moved. She contended that if Second Chance were built at the proposed site, police activity would increase. 22