The sense among others, though, is of not belonging, no matter what the weather. John Blaine, a close friend of Ruth Moulton, the community activist who led the battle to create Town Square in the 1980s, toured the park recently with city officials and felt like an outsider. He said he was struck by the looks he got.

"Some of the people that I saw just last week looked at me as if I shouldn't be there," Blaine said. "And I don't understand that. There has to be mutual respect."
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Mr. Blaine, you have to also be aware of the looks that you are giving. For there to be a mutual respect, you have to give it. From the picture you seem like your entitled to the park and your not. I get the looks. I know the look, when someone think they're better than you.... not knowing that I can buy there residence in cash... and it wouldn't be hurting me.