What's happening to John is just another example of the political corruption in this town. There is no way this is truly about 6 parking spaces. John is a steward of the land & a hard working small business owner in this town. He deserves to stay in his home as much as anyone else does.
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Randall J Lucero
9 years ago
Due the right thing. I did not vote you into office to harm residents of Plymouth. I have known John for over 48 years. He has done all that was requested by the town. DO RIGHT BY HIM.
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Jacqueline miller
9 years ago
Th is is his home, And it should stay this way. What kind of community are we, to kick someone out of his home, to build 6 parking spaces. Have we lost all decency?
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Barbara Mitchell
9 years ago
I believe that it is important to support and defend one's home.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Let him stay and kick out the plovers!
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Bob DeMarzo
9 years ago
I have know John for 25 years. He has helped probably 100's of people stuck, stranded or in need of some help on Long beach. This help is during all seasons. He has become the unofficial caretaker of the beach.
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John Lay
9 years ago
This is not a petty dispute over taxes, this is someone's home and someone's life, let him stay!
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Jane Bombardier
9 years ago
Best Wishes John
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ARTHUR Guertin
9 years ago
Let him keep his home of 25 Plus years!! John's is a good hard working life time Plymouth resident.
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Patricia Kruskall
9 years ago
Hope you get to stay.
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Kevin Arruda
9 years ago
We should let good people keep their houses.
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Galen Sanford
9 years ago
Stealing land from the people who live there? Sounds like a centuries-old Plymouth tradition! Stop being mean to people, Plymouth.
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Kristin Gilbert
9 years ago
My brother's family and mine have rented at the Starfish Shack for the last four summers. We have fallen in love with the area. It sounds like this resident is a big reason Long Beach is so beautiful. Let him stay!
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Ann E Donelan
9 years ago
John is and has been a faithful steward of Plymouth Beach. He should be allowed to stay in his home.
"They paved Paradise and put up a Parking lot !" Six spaces how ridiculous a use with minimal improvement.
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Rita Arsenault Quinn
9 years ago
Isn't it always the way! Stomp, and walk all over the good guy like you would a rug after he worked and slaved to keep his property environmentally safe. This makes me so angry as it tells me what kind of people we have elected in this town. Leave John alone.
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Ronald L Wood
9 years ago
Time for the elected officials to do the right thing and allow Mr. John Scagliarni to continue to live in his house.
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Gale Andreotes DiRusso
9 years ago
What u are doing is a travisity.
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Carl Overmyer
9 years ago
If the city is SO uncaring that they toss John Scagliarini out of his leasehold and remove him from his abode, I will be forced to remove my vacation money from the towns economy. I will not be using any of those 6 parking places and i will be telling everyone I know just how caring the town of Plymouth really is.
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Claudia O'Brien
9 years ago
Trading someone's home for six seasonal parking spaces! Shame on whoever thought this was right!
It's not morally right!
What's happening to John is just another example of the political corruption in this town. There is no way this is truly about 6 parking spaces. John is a steward of the land & a hard working small business owner in this town. He deserves to stay in his home as much as anyone else does.
Due the right thing. I did not vote you into office to harm residents of Plymouth. I have known John for over 48 years. He has done all that was requested by the town. DO RIGHT BY HIM.
Th is is his home, And it should stay this way. What kind of community are we, to kick someone out of his home, to build 6 parking spaces. Have we lost all decency?
I believe that it is important to support and defend one's home.
Let him stay and kick out the plovers!
I have know John for 25 years. He has helped probably 100's of people stuck, stranded or in need of some help on Long beach. This help is during all seasons. He has become the unofficial caretaker of the beach.
This is not a petty dispute over taxes, this is someone's home and someone's life, let him stay!
Best Wishes John
Let him keep his home of 25 Plus years!! John's is a good hard working life time Plymouth resident.
Hope you get to stay.
We should let good people keep their houses.
Stealing land from the people who live there? Sounds like a centuries-old Plymouth tradition! Stop being mean to people, Plymouth.
My brother's family and mine have rented at the Starfish Shack for the last four summers. We have fallen in love with the area. It sounds like this resident is a big reason Long Beach is so beautiful. Let him stay!
John is and has been a faithful steward of Plymouth Beach. He should be allowed to stay in his home. "They paved Paradise and put up a Parking lot !" Six spaces how ridiculous a use with minimal improvement.
Isn't it always the way! Stomp, and walk all over the good guy like you would a rug after he worked and slaved to keep his property environmentally safe. This makes me so angry as it tells me what kind of people we have elected in this town. Leave John alone.
Time for the elected officials to do the right thing and allow Mr. John Scagliarni to continue to live in his house.
What u are doing is a travisity.
If the city is SO uncaring that they toss John Scagliarini out of his leasehold and remove him from his abode, I will be forced to remove my vacation money from the towns economy. I will not be using any of those 6 parking places and i will be telling everyone I know just how caring the town of Plymouth really is.
Trading someone's home for six seasonal parking spaces! Shame on whoever thought this was right!