Contributor Barbara Sherf asked Hillers what they thought about the news that U.S. Forces had killed Osama bin Laden. The news of the terrorist leader's death broke late last night. (All Photos by …
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Chestnut Hill resident Carol Franklin, author of Metropolitan Paradise and head of a landscape design firm, upon leaving Wells Fargo bank. She had lived in Pakistan for three months and her husband, Colin Franklin, had lived there for two years while designing low-income housing.
"I was just listening to NPR and the commentary. I think it was a very brave and bold move, but I also feel that in this country we capture and put people on trial and try to get some information out of them. We were told that he may have been hiding in the housing my husband designed for the poorest of the poor.” Marilyn Monaco, Esq., former President of Chestnut Hill Business Association heading to her law firm on the Avenue: “It brought back so many memories of 911. I remember we were holding a business association meeting and I had to leave to get back to the office. I had a funny feeling this morning and turned on the news. At first I thought it was a joke. It’s the end of a bad story that started on September 11 and I felt like the President - that justice has been done.”