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Just say NO to artificial turf in Granville!

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Michelle Daigle Verified
1 day ago

We need to be concerned with our children’s education.

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Steven Zekus Verified
1 day ago Featured

A board full of local business owners and an individual who isn’t even allowed to coach football. Turf raises major red flags. Health/injury concerns, environmental concerns. Not to mention, further tax burden on the taxpayers and we don’t even have enough players to field a team without the help of a neighboring town.

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Cristen Zekus Verified
1 day ago

There are much bigger issues that need to be dealt with in the district. We don’t have enough players to field a team, no player from our town is ever going pro. NY state is set to ban turf (following the lead of California). Why would we invest in something that will need to be ripped out when banned? So one business can benefit from putting it in and then taking it out?? No thanks. The school board is a bunch of puppets who don’t really care about our local children’s education or well being.

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Supporter Verified
1 day ago

Artificial turf is not safe. The cost is unbelievable.

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Nicholas Mackey Verified
1 day ago

When our test scores are bottom percentile in state that’s the first issue Not too mention the injuries turf cause for athletes World Cup made stadiums go natural grass before they would play and NFL players are against turf let that sink in.

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Chrystyna L Barrigar Verified
1 day ago

unnecessary expense.

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John Bucco II Verified
1 day ago

Waste means no

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Tim Duggan Verified
1 day ago

It’s a waste of resources that ought to go to the school and its students in order to increase their academic success.

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Schuyler Schieffelin Verified
1 day ago

We don't need this! There are more important things to spend money on!

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Supporter Verified
2 days ago

Waste of money

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janice greene Verified
2 days ago

This amount of money could be put to such better use

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Jacqueline Perkins Verified
2 days ago

Shouldn’t be wasting more tax dollars to keep the top 1% of families happy