The Duality of the House of Bannister
Amid an unusually nasty election cycle, a sign of civility emerges.
In the 1900 block of Fall Hill Avenue, a red-brick house stands out. The home of Harold Bannister displays signs for both candidates, a rare sight in the area.
The only house with both in the whole city, right?
Bannister's unique display of support for local political rivals sparks curiosity. The columnist visited Bannister to understand what motivated him to make this statement in the current climate.
Author's summary: A house shows civility amidst a nasty election cycle.
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