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Justice for Justin

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Justin is an awesome, hard working guy!

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Jack Clifford
6 years ago

This is not right. He didn’t deserve this treatment. What has he done wrong.

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Kirsten Mullen
6 years ago

Justice for Justin.

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Christopher Coyle
6 years ago Featured

I’ve seen & heard from many parents & staff on how much this has already affected the kids who interned for him. I’ll be looking for answers.

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Geoff Antoine
6 years ago

A very good man.

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Scott Mercer
6 years ago

I’ve worked with Justin on several special projects for community access media centers, private companies, nonprofit organizations, and individual clients throughout Boston. I have worked in the television industry for three decades with countless crews from network, network affiliate, regional and national cable channels. I can personally say that Justin is one of the most talented, focused, multi-skilled production professionals that I’ve worked with in the industry. He could’ve worked in network television, but chose to share his talents with the Abington and Boston communities and their residents. Justin’s ability to master every aspect of technology and equipment with aplomb is mind boggling. He’s been committed to the Abington community for more than a decade regardless of other obligations or hours he already worked on other projects that day. So, just to be frank, the town of Abington would be losing one of its most valuable assets if Justin isn’t available to continue to mentor young and old people; deliver coverage of the community events and government meetings; and manage and maintain the AbingtonCAM facilities. There’s no question, Justin’s absence will not only be a void that won’t ever be filled, it will be felt immediately and deeply throughout the community. Whichever board or individual made the decision to terminate Justin without cause, has no idea how much talent, experience, and impact Justin truly brings to the table. Justin just makes it look effortless because he’s that good. Abington’s loss, will definitely be somebody’s huge gain. Hopefully, Abington doesn’t find this out the hard way. The biggest casualty will be the students who want to learn all aspects of television production and management. That would be the biggest tragedy out of this decision. Perhaps the town of Abington should be concerned about who and why they terminated Justin. A person who is as talented and committed to Abington as anybody.

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TRACY CREHAN
6 years ago

Justin is a great person and an asset to CAM. Please retract this unjust termination.

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Michael Christian
6 years ago

Rehire Justin he is fantastic

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Michelle Beckman
6 years ago

Justin has been great at his job. To fire him after almost 2 decades is not right.

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Mike Van Luling
6 years ago

Bring him back we loved him at the football games. Great guy.

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tommy fanara
6 years ago

bring him back!

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Jack Clifford
6 years ago

This is not right. He hasn’t done anything wrong to this beautiful community.

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Susan tirrell
6 years ago

The public needs to be a voice on this issue!!!

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Dan Brielmann
6 years ago

Thanks for getting this going Maria... It is so gratifying to see all the comments and signatures for a man who deserves our praise! Great job!

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Kathleen Welch
6 years ago

Bring Justin back to CAM!!!!!

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Gary Petti
6 years ago

In all of my dealings with Justin he's been a true professional and dedicated to the kids of Abington.

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Vincent K Kariuki
6 years ago

Bring back Justin

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Joan McGonigle
6 years ago

So welcoming

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Sofia
6 years ago

Bring him back!

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Sharon Hill
6 years ago

It is hard to find great employees, why the change. Justin has been a hard working dedicated emplyee