For all that this man has done for the town beyond the beach this action should not occur. The town will be losing more than they could ever gain....
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Mark Turner
9 years ago
Wow
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Carol faria
9 years ago
Leave this man alone. How can you kick him out of a house he owns?
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Brian Strassel
9 years ago
time for the people of this town to stand up for there own.leave a long time resident alone
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Andra Arlington
9 years ago
Love you very much friend. Be well Scag xo
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Randy Parker
9 years ago
John is a protected non-conformity. PLEASE leave him be. Thank you ~
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Rick Duddy
9 years ago
Get rid of the birds, not John!
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Anne Bramhall
9 years ago
Plymouth needs more stewards like John! Keep him on the beach!
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Diane Mark Benson
9 years ago
Leave scaggs alone. He has every right to be there! He has been a pillar to our community for years!
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Robert Berryhill
9 years ago
It's appalling that this is even under consideration.
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Roy Dawes
9 years ago
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John is a quiet force of nature, just like the beautiful area he inhabits. With him there it remains a natural retreat...with a 6 car parking lot it becomes a place to party and cover with trash. As the Beatles said so eloquently: "Let it Be" Thank you, Roy Dawes
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William Pierce
9 years ago
6 cars aren't worth someone's life..get real people!
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Patricia Gullickson
9 years ago
Let's give him our support so he can continue to keep his jiob
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Kristen Sawyer
9 years ago
That house is a huge part of that beaches charm. I have been lucky enough to have been a visitor on the point a few times and see what the residents have to go through to get out there. The getting up super early and waiting for hours to get out there..... hopefully......and enjoying a nice, QUIET, UNCONGESTED day is part of what makes it so special! 6 more parking spaces is unnecessary and will begin to detract from the charm of this place.... Why start to overcrowd one of the most charming places to go? Knowing Plymouth is a town that is willing to rip a man out of his home and throw him on the street with zero compensation is sickening. Especially one of their most dedicated residents. And for what? In the hope they might sell 2 more beach passes of someone thinks they can get out? It certainly will make me rethink bringing my business back to the town again.
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Russ Burgess
9 years ago
John is a great guy and an advocate for Plymouth Beach. I think it's a waste to take a mans home who's done so much for this town and the residents over six parking spots.
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Shakari D'Annibale
· petition starter
9 years ago
Alex, I am the one who started this petition. My name is Shakari. I would very much like to meet you and coordinate an effort. I would love to join you next Tuesday and try to get as many as we can involved. Do you have confirmation that we may all attend the meeting? Who was it that responded to you? my email address is [email protected]
I also started a page on Facebook for John. You can search it on Facebook as Help John Scagliarini
Thank you so much and I look forward to hearing from you:)
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Joanne Giannini
9 years ago
Let him stay and invest in a launch system to the Point from Plymouth Harbor, allowing many more people to enjoy the resource and a source for more revenue for the Town, without the need for more parking at the beach.....
Why??
I was told you could Make your voices heard March 28 at the selectmens meeting at 7 pm. Good luck John.
Select men's meeting March 28 7 pm Plymouth ma. Tell everyone.
For all that this man has done for the town beyond the beach this action should not occur. The town will be losing more than they could ever gain....
Wow
Leave this man alone. How can you kick him out of a house he owns?
time for the people of this town to stand up for there own.leave a long time resident alone
Love you very much friend. Be well Scag xo
John is a protected non-conformity. PLEASE leave him be. Thank you ~
Get rid of the birds, not John!
Plymouth needs more stewards like John! Keep him on the beach!
Leave scaggs alone. He has every right to be there! He has been a pillar to our community for years!
It's appalling that this is even under consideration.
John is a quiet force of nature, just like the beautiful area he inhabits. With him there it remains a natural retreat...with a 6 car parking lot it becomes a place to party and cover with trash. As the Beatles said so eloquently: "Let it Be" Thank you, Roy Dawes
6 cars aren't worth someone's life..get real people!
Let's give him our support so he can continue to keep his jiob
That house is a huge part of that beaches charm. I have been lucky enough to have been a visitor on the point a few times and see what the residents have to go through to get out there. The getting up super early and waiting for hours to get out there..... hopefully......and enjoying a nice, QUIET, UNCONGESTED day is part of what makes it so special! 6 more parking spaces is unnecessary and will begin to detract from the charm of this place.... Why start to overcrowd one of the most charming places to go? Knowing Plymouth is a town that is willing to rip a man out of his home and throw him on the street with zero compensation is sickening. Especially one of their most dedicated residents. And for what? In the hope they might sell 2 more beach passes of someone thinks they can get out? It certainly will make me rethink bringing my business back to the town again.
John is a great guy and an advocate for Plymouth Beach. I think it's a waste to take a mans home who's done so much for this town and the residents over six parking spots.
Alex, I am the one who started this petition. My name is Shakari. I would very much like to meet you and coordinate an effort. I would love to join you next Tuesday and try to get as many as we can involved. Do you have confirmation that we may all attend the meeting? Who was it that responded to you? my email address is [email protected] I also started a page on Facebook for John. You can search it on Facebook as Help John Scagliarini Thank you so much and I look forward to hearing from you:)
Let him stay and invest in a launch system to the Point from Plymouth Harbor, allowing many more people to enjoy the resource and a source for more revenue for the Town, without the need for more parking at the beach.....