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I am a long term courthouse worker and I am in favor of building a new courthouse primarily for one reason, my health. I think the courthouse is full of mold and who know's what else. Has anyone noticed anything funny about the 7th floor? I can name 20 people who have worked on that floor who have had or do have or have died from cancer. I can remember people complaining about working in courtroom 500 years ago because their allergies flared up wildly because the courtroom was always damp. Sore throats, headaches and stuffed up sinuses were the usual complaints. They kept an industrial fan in the courtroom to try to air it out. By the way, that was Judge Zeidwig's courtroom for years. I hope he will be ok. I truly think that the air quality of the courthouse has contributed to some of these cancers...continue to full post

Full post as published by JAABlog on February 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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