Your vote for MBTA zoning will help grow affordable housing
“MBTA zoning” will not lead to high-rise apartment buildings. Height limits in the MBTA zones are not increased.
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“MBTA zoning” will not lead to high-rise apartment buildings. Height limits in the MBTA zones are not increased.
Feedback from towns that use clickers published by the Massachusetts Moderator’s Association and available on town websites is “uniformly positive.”
I ask for your support because town government is subject to a small minority willing to sit through hours of presentations.
Peabody-Sanborn Middle School works for me. Or, simply, Acton Middle School.
Being thoroughly prepared for Town Meeting is always prudent, for many of the articles require careful consideration in advance.
Residents should oppose this project unless it is extensively modified to align with the values of our community.
Clickers allow citizens to vote with their conscience, avoiding embarrassment, shame, and backlash.
What needs are being met by the name Acton Middle School? The comments I have heard to date suggest mostly convenience and simplicity.
If we are nearing a fiscal cliff, don’t we have better things to spend our money on?
The School Committee correctly chose the name “Acton Middle School.” Let their decision stand.
Acton’s named schools, buildings, and other sites remind us of accomplished individuals in varied fields — however all are white.
Town Meeting seems to take great pleasure in forcing concerned citizens to suffer through an education before being allowed to vote.