Petition For Closure!

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1. 901
   Name: Meredith A. Reardon on Aug 9, 2011

   Comments: I have lived on the Salem Harbor side of Marblehead most of my life. My father died of lung cancer, my mother has some undefined respiratory condition, and I recently developed Asthma at 56 years of age. I do believe that the elevated cancer rate in this area is due to the Salem Power Plant. It is time to close that thing for health reasons and make Salem the beautiful place it should be with a waterfront where boats can visit from all over the world.

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2. 902
   Name: Cassandra Zampini on Aug 10, 2011

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3. 903
   Name: Shirley Huller White on Aug 14, 2011

   Comments: I recently accepted a teaching position in nearby Marblehead, and moved to Salem from Arlington, MA. I immediately noticed a difference in the air quality. I am happy to see the Salem Harbor Power Plant is scheduled to close, and it should be shut down immediately. Is the health of our children really worth the taxes received from Dominion? Immediate closure will hasten the clean-up and green development of the site, which will save lives and ultimately be more valuable and sustainable, far surpassing the taxes paid out by Dominion.

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4. 904
   Name: Lea Benson on Aug 28, 2011

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5. 905
   Name: Arthur Ingemi on Sep 7, 2011

   Comments: Move forward with a new waterfront park as an extension of the Willows, with boat slips, condos, wind turbines, and plenty of parking!

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6. 906
   Name: Linda C Vallis on Jan 1, 2012

   Comments: My husband was born in Salem. My son now lives in Salem. We love the city of Salem. We walk in the North Shore Cancer Center Walk every year, but seeing the black smoke billowing from the giant exhaust pipes into the beautiful blue sky is not only disturbing but also frightening for the surrounding neighborhoods and anyone who would like to enjoy walking the beautiful landscape. The city of Salem has so much to offer with its great historical significance and close proximity to the ocean and Boston. The black smoke that rises from the huge stacks into the beautiful blue sky is not only disturbing but very frightening to anyone who might want to take a walk to enjoy the scenery of this great city. Please close the Salem Harbor Power Plant and preserve our environment for us and for future generations.

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7. 907
   Name: Nancy Morrill on Jan 3, 2012

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8. 908
   Name: Anonymous on Jan 20, 2012

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9. 909
   Name: Yvonne Mertz on Jan 20, 2012

   Comments: I'd rather be strolling! Fifty-six years is too long!

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10. 910
    Name: Patricia Durisin Barbera on Jan 20, 2012

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11. 911
    Name: Jennifer Stevenson on Jan 20, 2012

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12. 912
    Name: Corinne L. on Jan 23, 2012

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13. 913
    Name: Susan M Burke on Feb 5, 2012

    Comments: we are looking to move into the area on derby street and having the plant there is a major factor of wether we want to live here or not. Its not only an eye sore but also more importantly a major health hazzard. please bring this plant down

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14. 914
    Name: Adobe OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

    Comments: DOF3RV Enjoyed every bit of your blog.Really thank you! Awesome.

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15. 915
    Name: Thomas D. Millett on May 6, 2012

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16. 916
    Name: Donna Merrick on May 26, 2012

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17. 917
    Name: Christine Fisher on May 26, 2012

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