Vandalism hits Cabrini sign once again

might have something to do with it; some·high school kids or someone who is very unhappy with us," he said.

Senior Lori Lonergan said, "That's horrible for someone to do something like that. They know it's really expensive not to mention the hassle of cleaning it up and repairing it. It's really immature, that sign is only a year old."

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STAFF WRJTER & SPORTS EDITOR

Between I 0:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 29, public safety officers were notified of a second act of vandalism within two weeks to the sign at the main entrance to Cabrini. The first act on April 16 was easy to clean up because it was latex paint and easily removable. The most recent incident may require Cabrini to replace the sign entirely.

Apparently taking place in broad daylight, not to mention in the middle of a very busy intersection, vandals chopped away at the sign and left what appeared to be hammer indentations. The estimated cost of the damage is $15,000.

Director of Public Safety Charlie Schaffner ventures to guess that we don't have to look further than the Cabrini community for the perpetrator. "We don't think it's any of the neighbors so that leaves two populations that