John is a caring individual, and a wonderful steward of that property. Allow him the renewal provision.
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Jim callahan
9 years ago
It's a shame for someone to lose there home for some parking spaces , really what have we become ?
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Peter MacPherson
9 years ago
Let's help John keep his house!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
He's earned the right to stay!
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Alex Cook
9 years ago
I have been getting informed on this issue the last few days and want to share one of the most valuable resources on this issue - the recordings of past meetings.
I did a public information request to obtain video from the 2012 hearings.
If you want to learn more, these videos are the very best way to get informed. Here's the most recent Nov 1, 2016 meeting:
http://vp.telvue.com/player?autostart=true&height=240&id=T05258&noplaylistskin=true&video=293880&width=320
Here are the 2012 meetings:
https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=DyZFZhSjkhA
https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=h86e9xw-aXQ
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Gregg Miller
9 years ago
Lots and lots of fantastic things going on in Plymouth, many of them driven by the energy and enthusiasm of the town's leaders. This, however, is not one of them. I cannot think of a more dedicated, kind, thoughtful and hard working individual and...most importantly...fervent steward of the beach than John.
I haven't been around that long in Plymouth, but I have lived in towns and as parts of communities or worked in organizations where it only takes the loss of ONE individual to have a dramatic impact on those that remain and, occasionally, it has devastating consequences.
I urge the town to consider alternatives to this move and find different accommodations for whatever perceived parking needs there may be.
Clearly, the people have spoken. I hope both sides can come together to engage in compromise. This is no doubt frustrating to both parties, but surely a compromise can be reached that protects the interests of both Scag and the town.
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Daniel Caton
9 years ago
correction!! Scag is my cousin!! When your old you can get cnfused!!!
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Peter Millman
9 years ago
Tear up the lease and let John live there as long as he wants rent free. Stop acting like bullies.
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Barbara Cash Ruprecht
9 years ago
Let him stay. Any selectman that votes to oust him, does NOT get my vote for re-election
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Daniel Caton
9 years ago
Scag is my nephew!! One heck of a guy. Hard working, cares for the beach and should be made Mayor of Long beach!!!
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Nancy Iannucci
9 years ago
Leave John alone, Plymouth! Stop being a bully.
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Ryan ceiley
9 years ago
Dont be heartless
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Susan Monachelli
9 years ago
John belongs there, people first
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Kevin M McGrath
9 years ago
I've always heard, a man's home is his castle. Fairness needs to be shown.
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Ryan OMeara
9 years ago
Nicest guy I've ever met, would do anything for anyone, even a stranger. New his family and him for over 30 yrs. His mother was my neighbor since the day I was brought home from the hospital till the day she passed God bless her. Use to call her auntie Nita, lol. Truly a great family. What Americans should strive to be like.
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Mary Rizzo
9 years ago
John is a gift to all who meet him. He would do anything for anyone. He is a calm soul with a huge heart. Let John keep his loved house.
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Barbara Costa-Varao
9 years ago
Good luck John.
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william mcginnis
9 years ago
this would be an absolute tragedy , john is a great man and does a lot for that beach.
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Linda Walsh
9 years ago
I have known John Scagliarini since High School, 46 years, as a very close friend. I know him as a heartfelt lover of the land and keeper of mother earth. He is always guided by his pure human instinct. He belongs on our Plymouth Beach as a steward of long beach. There is NO way he should be forced out of his home of 25 years. He belongs on the land that he cares so much about.
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Susan Hartman
9 years ago
I pray you are successful.
That is an amazing story.
John is a caring individual, and a wonderful steward of that property. Allow him the renewal provision.
It's a shame for someone to lose there home for some parking spaces , really what have we become ?
Let's help John keep his house!!
He's earned the right to stay!
I have been getting informed on this issue the last few days and want to share one of the most valuable resources on this issue - the recordings of past meetings. I did a public information request to obtain video from the 2012 hearings. If you want to learn more, these videos are the very best way to get informed. Here's the most recent Nov 1, 2016 meeting: http://vp.telvue.com/player?autostart=true&height=240&id=T05258&noplaylistskin=true&video=293880&width=320 Here are the 2012 meetings: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=DyZFZhSjkhA https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=h86e9xw-aXQ
Lots and lots of fantastic things going on in Plymouth, many of them driven by the energy and enthusiasm of the town's leaders. This, however, is not one of them. I cannot think of a more dedicated, kind, thoughtful and hard working individual and...most importantly...fervent steward of the beach than John. I haven't been around that long in Plymouth, but I have lived in towns and as parts of communities or worked in organizations where it only takes the loss of ONE individual to have a dramatic impact on those that remain and, occasionally, it has devastating consequences. I urge the town to consider alternatives to this move and find different accommodations for whatever perceived parking needs there may be. Clearly, the people have spoken. I hope both sides can come together to engage in compromise. This is no doubt frustrating to both parties, but surely a compromise can be reached that protects the interests of both Scag and the town.
correction!! Scag is my cousin!! When your old you can get cnfused!!!
Tear up the lease and let John live there as long as he wants rent free. Stop acting like bullies.
Let him stay. Any selectman that votes to oust him, does NOT get my vote for re-election
Scag is my nephew!! One heck of a guy. Hard working, cares for the beach and should be made Mayor of Long beach!!!
Leave John alone, Plymouth! Stop being a bully.
Dont be heartless
John belongs there, people first
I've always heard, a man's home is his castle. Fairness needs to be shown.
Nicest guy I've ever met, would do anything for anyone, even a stranger. New his family and him for over 30 yrs. His mother was my neighbor since the day I was brought home from the hospital till the day she passed God bless her. Use to call her auntie Nita, lol. Truly a great family. What Americans should strive to be like.
John is a gift to all who meet him. He would do anything for anyone. He is a calm soul with a huge heart. Let John keep his loved house.
Good luck John.
this would be an absolute tragedy , john is a great man and does a lot for that beach.
I have known John Scagliarini since High School, 46 years, as a very close friend. I know him as a heartfelt lover of the land and keeper of mother earth. He is always guided by his pure human instinct. He belongs on our Plymouth Beach as a steward of long beach. There is NO way he should be forced out of his home of 25 years. He belongs on the land that he cares so much about.
I pray you are successful. That is an amazing story.