‘No means no’ on amenities building
It is distressing to see elected officials trying to scheme ways around the voters’ decision.
The decision of the voters on Question 2 to reject the Acton-Carlisle High School amenities building should be respected. No means no.
It is distressing to see elected officials trying to scheme ways around the voters’ decision.
Community preservation funds can be used for many worthwhile projects. Overturning the people’s vote is not one of them.
No means no.
Bill Herring
Peter Spring Road
