We moved to Stoughton about 2 years ago and are regular shoppers at the coop. We want you to stay in business!! We are not yet members, as we are waiting to see if you are willing to stand up for what is right and join the lawsuit against the city. You must protect your members and the public you serve. Please don't sit back and say nothing.
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Roger Springman
11 years ago
Stoughton
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Marita R Kehl
11 years ago
Dear Yarhara Co-Op, I am a customer and I urge you to join the lawsuit. The sum of what will be lost if you don’t (the downtown main street, diversity of shops, maybe friends of yours that own a shop next door to you, or a struggling family, or a farm that sells to you) is far greater than what you the co-op will retain as a whole if the KPW deal goes through.
Please help your fellow small business owners, small farmers, and area residents, who wish to preserve their right(s) to vote, promote awareness, preserve, and educate to others about the beauty of our downtown. I urge you to help this community by stepping forward. Let your voice be heard and act as a leader that will continue to empower the silent majority and humble to convey their silent talents and voices to the forefront without fear.
Mother earth is and has been graciously crying out to all of us in the form of life forms, rains, and in unusual animal behavior and weather patterns for a “universal” wakeup call. We must give back as a village, town, or community, or universe, even in small steps and assist in the restoration of vital resources, HUMANITY, conservation, sustainability, and education. Promotion from the heart and soul is a wonderful gift.
This is your wakeup call YRGC to assist all of us to be a part of the whole sum promoting from the heart and soul for generations to come. Are you listening to all the people of your community?
Peace,
Marita Kehl, anuskyfarm.com
what have you got to lose, join in the law suit to show pride in sustainability and local businesses. The city leaders need to held to the law.
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Steve Jackson
11 years ago
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Please sign on YRGC, as a member I do not want the proposed KPW project to have even a single dollar impact on the success of YRGC.
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Debra M. Pautz
11 years ago
Please address this in a timely fashion. Thank you.
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Kay Davis
11 years ago
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The Board's acting as a plaintiff holds the City Council accountable for following state required procedures for TIF approval.
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Terry Parisi
11 years ago
Please consider what is at risk here, we have come too far to just sit back and do nothing while this big box store moves in and gets more tax help from the city than our own coop.
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Barbara & James Lindemann
11 years ago
What does the survey show about sales loss to downtown stores including the co-op with the subsidized center?
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Barbara & James Lindemann
11 years ago
What does the survey show about sales loss to downtown stores including the co-op with the subsidized center?
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james G FitzGibbon
11 years ago
We need to join Forces in this battle. If Downtown business do not stand now along with taxpayers, they will be out of business in no time!
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James Danky
11 years ago
I hope the Board votes to join this suit.
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don tichenor
11 years ago
No Walmart/Make Walmart pay, not taxpayers. . Reinvest in the downtown.
We moved to Stoughton about 2 years ago and are regular shoppers at the coop. We want you to stay in business!! We are not yet members, as we are waiting to see if you are willing to stand up for what is right and join the lawsuit against the city. You must protect your members and the public you serve. Please don't sit back and say nothing.
Stoughton
Dear Yarhara Co-Op, I am a customer and I urge you to join the lawsuit. The sum of what will be lost if you don’t (the downtown main street, diversity of shops, maybe friends of yours that own a shop next door to you, or a struggling family, or a farm that sells to you) is far greater than what you the co-op will retain as a whole if the KPW deal goes through. Please help your fellow small business owners, small farmers, and area residents, who wish to preserve their right(s) to vote, promote awareness, preserve, and educate to others about the beauty of our downtown. I urge you to help this community by stepping forward. Let your voice be heard and act as a leader that will continue to empower the silent majority and humble to convey their silent talents and voices to the forefront without fear. Mother earth is and has been graciously crying out to all of us in the form of life forms, rains, and in unusual animal behavior and weather patterns for a “universal” wakeup call. We must give back as a village, town, or community, or universe, even in small steps and assist in the restoration of vital resources, HUMANITY, conservation, sustainability, and education. Promotion from the heart and soul is a wonderful gift. This is your wakeup call YRGC to assist all of us to be a part of the whole sum promoting from the heart and soul for generations to come. Are you listening to all the people of your community? Peace, Marita Kehl, anuskyfarm.com
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what have you got to lose, join in the law suit to show pride in sustainability and local businesses. The city leaders need to held to the law.
Please sign on YRGC, as a member I do not want the proposed KPW project to have even a single dollar impact on the success of YRGC.
Please address this in a timely fashion. Thank you.
The Board's acting as a plaintiff holds the City Council accountable for following state required procedures for TIF approval.
Please consider what is at risk here, we have come too far to just sit back and do nothing while this big box store moves in and gets more tax help from the city than our own coop.
What does the survey show about sales loss to downtown stores including the co-op with the subsidized center?
What does the survey show about sales loss to downtown stores including the co-op with the subsidized center?
We need to join Forces in this battle. If Downtown business do not stand now along with taxpayers, they will be out of business in no time!
I hope the Board votes to join this suit.
No Walmart/Make Walmart pay, not taxpayers. . Reinvest in the downtown.