Architectural renderings and yellow signs dot the North Yarmouth landscape, indicating another vote is coming. One could assume this solves all of our needs. But if the North Yarmouth Middle School redevelopment proposal is the right fit, why did more people voice concerns about it at both town forums than in favor of it? What about the community petition of 300 residents that tried to add an alternative proposal? Are we being asked to settle because people want to move on from the discussion? Whatever the case, I know we can do better as a community. Don’t think about the past 50 years of our town, think about the next 50. Review the facts, think of the future, and don’t be sold with the only proposal we have to vote on. Let’s see what a town planner could bring to the table.
Patrick Gilligan
North Yarmouth
Send questions/comments to the editors.
-
Local & StateFormer MBNA complex in Belfast is going up for auction
-
Cops & CourtsFormer Bangor school official arrested in child porn case
-
Nation & WorldTrump calls the Fed chair an ‘enemy’ after Powell said trade war is ‘turbulent’
-
Cops & CourtsPolice arrest felon who threatened to bring gun to Thomaston Walmart
-
Arts & EntertainmentDave Chappelle set to host benefit concert for Ohio shooting
