That's something that's going to be a win-win situation. It's a win for him to protect his privacy on land where he will build, and it also allows the town to house the athletic field in a place which is most appropriate.

I was not prepared for the resulting attention. Besides disliking the diminishment of privacy and the inhibiting quality of feeling watched, I valued my anonymous, boring life. In fact, I didn't see how I could write honestly without it. A year later, I moved out west, got an unlisted phone number, stopped giving interviews, and tried to fly as low under the radar as possible. Of course, some reporters took this as a personal challenge to intrude, but in general, my quiet life let me concentrate on my work.

We must protect our citizens' privacy -- the bulwark of personal liberty, the safeguard of individual creativity.

Though we got everything up and running back in 1987, our life situations changed and made moving forward at that time very difficult.

The biggest challenge was creating an architectural space with very little money. They did a beautiful job on it and now the library completes the whole block Downtown.

Farmers with their tractors, trucks, equipment, just their hands and the ladies with food.