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Bridging Our Music History

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Don Devereaux
8 years ago

This is a wonderful idea to excite our communities accomplishments with, and in fact as Londoners we can reach out to the world with our talents.

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Bernie LaBarge
8 years ago

Jack Richardson deserves to be immortalized, period.

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Brook Richardson-Jenkins
8 years ago

Please go out the grand daddy of Canadian Rock and roll

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Peter Soroka
8 years ago

Music bridges people, countries and continents!

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Nick Panaseiko
8 years ago

Let's Do it LONDON

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Scott Bollert
8 years ago

Things like this give meaning in so many ways. First off celebrates their accomplishments to the world with brick and mortar.

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Kelly richardson
8 years ago

It would be a fantastic honor for all mentioned.

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Kyle McIntyre
8 years ago

Do it!

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Nick Panaseiko Sr.
8 years ago

LONDON, Music City from the Early 1900's..and Still Growing Daily, Let the World Know that we have got Talent and More to Come !!

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Darin Addison
8 years ago

Continuing to make London a music City.

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Dora-Lynn Melnik
8 years ago

Great idea!

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Jim Elliott
8 years ago

Born in London, still regard it as "home," of a sort.

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Dan Soden
8 years ago

Such a great move to do this!

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MP Circelli · petition starter
8 years ago

Thank you Emido. Please circulate on our behalf and keep the metal alive!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Great cause.

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Emidio Vaz
8 years ago

This is long over due.Lets give recognition for those who do deserve it.

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Fred Smith
8 years ago

it's overdue for the city to recognize it's musical heritage (beyond guy Lombardo)

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Brian Mortimer
8 years ago Featured

Music is one of the key factors in why London is such a great place to live. The 3 Jack Richardson Hall of Fame inductees are all worthy candidates to have their accomplishments highlighted in perpetuity by having bridges named after them- Brian Mortimer

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tara scott
8 years ago

Yes.