I’m in receipt of a letter from a lawyer who works in an office tower downtown. He files a dissenting report to the Democrat-Gazette’s generally sunny report this morning on how smooth traffic flowed at the new eStem charter schools located in D-G publisher Walter Hussman’s building at Third and Louisiana.

I’d commented yesterday that, despite plenty of traffic, it seemed to be moving  when I parked in the Main Street deck around 8 a.m. yesterday. School was out by the time I went home. Nonetheless, on the jump, a high-level observation.

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UPDATE: The same observer reports that things improved today.

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