Perhaps I missed it in the story , but didn't a few years back  the voters of Anchorage , those who were well aware of it's history , vote on whether to buy the old 4th ave theater to save it---and they voted NO on saving it ? Just a year or so ago wasn't there a story on the theater in which it was suggested the the huge artwork could be saved and moved to the downtown  museum , which is about the only thing worth saving anyway ? Did Charles forget those facts ? Concerning the N. Lights Inn, at least once a year the old Daily News/ Dispatch runs a story trying to get people on board with tearing it down. The problem is , most don't care in the least as a person drives by it in two seconds . Other's think it's wrong to force land owners into spending money on things that don't pencil out at this time. Wolhforth is so taken aback that most people don't care about the Inn that he tries to incite people into writing in about it--pretending people care, when they don't . That's dishonest.