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Pace didn’t support libraries

Thu., Sept. 10, 2015

Why does Ed Pace support asking Spokane Valley voters to pay $23 million for upgraded and new sports fields?

“This isn’t just a Spokane Valley thing … This is a greater Spokane Valley thing.”

I was disappointed Pace was so vocal against a new library bond, especially when he had seemed to support it in the past. He publicly supports new sports fields but not new libraries.

Over 57 percent of voters supported the $22 million bond for new and improved Valley area libraries, but not Pace. Go figure.

Julie Rosenoff

Spokane Valley

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