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Milan and Maria Letica have lived in their Harwood Heights apartment for 20 years, but if a mosque moves in next to them, they say they are moving out.
"Why doesn't the village take care of the people who have been here for years?" the Leticas' son, Branco, said. "So many more people are against this than the village knows."
Branco Letica, who spoke on behalf of his parents because of their limited English, said no one in his parents' apartment building in the 4700 block of Olcott is pleased with the proposal to turn the old Eisenhower Library building next door into a mosque. He expects many apartment dwellers in the other three buildings butting up to the library property at 4652 Olcott feel the same.