Varied Views of Martinez
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What Al Martinez left out in the column he wrote defending the abominable, multicolored wall of Encino (besides the fact that most of the neighborhood abhors it) is that four tall, healthy trees at the edge of the property were destroyed to make way for it. But, then, to be an award-winning satirist, Martinez must omit anything that’s not funny--including the truth.
SUSU LEVY
Encino
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