Allow the Thin Red Line flag to fly on Station 4 in Nonantum, MA.
351 Comments
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David Jeffrey Merwin
4 years ago
Semper Fi.
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Kathy Johnson
5 years ago
My Mom was born and raised in Newtonville as was myself and my Family.. It is very sad to see the lack of respect for those who have always cared for us !!! That certainly is now you Madem Mayor. This is about our fine city not your own personal agenda.
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Douglas Rodman
6 years ago
Put The Flag back!!!
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Steve Cronin
6 years ago
Give us our flag back
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Nadia Cannistraro
6 years ago
❤️
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Kathy Hylander
6 years ago
Please put it back
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Bruno Tamburrini
6 years ago
I believe it is wrong to ban this flag for the reasons stated and more. It is also a violation of our rights to free expression.
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Catherine White
6 years ago
As a former Newton resident and the widow of Captain John K White LOD 8/17/17 I request that the fallen firefighters flag be restored to its rightful and honorable place in Nonantum Station 4.
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Christine M
6 years ago
Disrespecting the very men and women that keep us safe...what next?...actually, not much left .....
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Where would we All be without the support/ help of the firerighters/police/EMTs etc. We live in United States. Fly the Flag for All of us.
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Debbie Moore
6 years ago
Enough!! The flag is for firefighters who have lost their lives protecting citizens like the one who complained. KEEP IT UP!!
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Greg Pappas
6 years ago
Spread the word to sign!
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Steve Falcone
6 years ago
Let it be know we want to do our part and Honor and Support all those that sacrifice for all of us
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Stop the insanity please
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Todd Kirrane
6 years ago
I realize that people have tried to politicize these flags, especially the black flag with a blue line, against the BLM movement and that is disrespectful to our BIPOC citizens and to the true meaning of the flags which is to honor civil servants who have fallen in the line of duty including Police, Fire, EMS, and Public Works. As a BLM supporter, I understand the Mayor’s response. However, I support the restoration of the black flag with a thin red line to honor fallen fire fighters because it is not a political flag or anti-BLM flag.
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Dianne Barberio
6 years ago
I’m a retired Newton firefighters wife
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Tom Mountain
6 years ago
Onward!
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Mariann Menard
6 years ago
We need to stop all of this hate. So many people sacrifice their life for us on a daily basis. We live in America. The land of the free. The flag should go back up and should be hung proudly.
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Holly Koski
6 years ago
So sorry that this happened
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Sending support for the firefighters. If one citizen, or even a small group of citizens, can get their way by saying they're offended; one citizen could remove a Mayor because they're offended by a Mayor's actions.
Semper Fi.
My Mom was born and raised in Newtonville as was myself and my Family.. It is very sad to see the lack of respect for those who have always cared for us !!! That certainly is now you Madem Mayor. This is about our fine city not your own personal agenda.
Put The Flag back!!!
Give us our flag back
❤️
Please put it back
I believe it is wrong to ban this flag for the reasons stated and more. It is also a violation of our rights to free expression.
As a former Newton resident and the widow of Captain John K White LOD 8/17/17 I request that the fallen firefighters flag be restored to its rightful and honorable place in Nonantum Station 4.
Disrespecting the very men and women that keep us safe...what next?...actually, not much left .....
Where would we All be without the support/ help of the firerighters/police/EMTs etc. We live in United States. Fly the Flag for All of us.
Enough!! The flag is for firefighters who have lost their lives protecting citizens like the one who complained. KEEP IT UP!!
Spread the word to sign!
Let it be know we want to do our part and Honor and Support all those that sacrifice for all of us
Stop the insanity please
I realize that people have tried to politicize these flags, especially the black flag with a blue line, against the BLM movement and that is disrespectful to our BIPOC citizens and to the true meaning of the flags which is to honor civil servants who have fallen in the line of duty including Police, Fire, EMS, and Public Works. As a BLM supporter, I understand the Mayor’s response. However, I support the restoration of the black flag with a thin red line to honor fallen fire fighters because it is not a political flag or anti-BLM flag.
I’m a retired Newton firefighters wife
Onward!
We need to stop all of this hate. So many people sacrifice their life for us on a daily basis. We live in America. The land of the free. The flag should go back up and should be hung proudly.
So sorry that this happened
Sending support for the firefighters. If one citizen, or even a small group of citizens, can get their way by saying they're offended; one citizen could remove a Mayor because they're offended by a Mayor's actions.