Keep the Grange Hall a self-sustainable resource for the community!
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Alec Brecher
9 years ago
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The grange hall is a sorely needed public events space in the center. If there is hope of bringing back commercial activity to the center the current use of the grange hall is an positive beginning.
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Erin Campos
9 years ago
The Grange is a great community resource and we definitely need to keep welcoming community-focused displays and events in our area.
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Katrina VanTyne
9 years ago
This is a great resource for our community. It's a great space and has so much opportunity for keeping the Arts vibrant in Waterbury.
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Scott Weigand
9 years ago
We NEED spaces like this in our town to keep Arts vibrant, to give people a place to gather, and to continually grow our community. Waterbury is exploding with growth and we need to have a vibrant arts community to keep it alive!
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Joyce Girard
9 years ago
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Formally lived in Waterbury Center and really love going back to "hometown" and events at the grange hall! I always bring friends with me and we always also shop/eat locallly in Waterbury when we do visit! Events at the grange draw us there. So benefits all the area businesses. Please keep it a community space!
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Heidi Hall
9 years ago
I support keeping the Grange as a community resource!
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Cindy Lyons
9 years ago
Great asset to Waterbury. Our full support.
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Jodi LaVanway
9 years ago
This should remain a community resource!
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Michelle Bisceglia
9 years ago
Please continue the Grange. It is a vibrant part of our community.
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Rebecca Olson
9 years ago
I support The Grange.
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April Schwendler
9 years ago
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My mother, Louise Welch, was a member of the Grange that sold the building to Monica and Peter. The building was sold to them because they intend for it to continue to be used for the benefit of the community. Knowing this, Monica and Peter have my wholehearted support with the work they are doing to keep the former Grange Hall a self-sustaining resource for Waterbury Center.
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Holly Buck
9 years ago
The Grange, with Monica and Peter knowledge of the Art's,is an asset to Waterbury Center.
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Thomas Murphy
9 years ago
I have always been an advocate for making the village green area of Waterbury Center more of a whole community minded effort. The Grange Hall has had a history of doing just that. I support future endeavors do the same.
The grange hall is a sorely needed public events space in the center. If there is hope of bringing back commercial activity to the center the current use of the grange hall is an positive beginning.
The Grange is a great community resource and we definitely need to keep welcoming community-focused displays and events in our area.
This is a great resource for our community. It's a great space and has so much opportunity for keeping the Arts vibrant in Waterbury.
We NEED spaces like this in our town to keep Arts vibrant, to give people a place to gather, and to continually grow our community. Waterbury is exploding with growth and we need to have a vibrant arts community to keep it alive!
Formally lived in Waterbury Center and really love going back to "hometown" and events at the grange hall! I always bring friends with me and we always also shop/eat locallly in Waterbury when we do visit! Events at the grange draw us there. So benefits all the area businesses. Please keep it a community space!
I support keeping the Grange as a community resource!
Great asset to Waterbury. Our full support.
This should remain a community resource!
Please continue the Grange. It is a vibrant part of our community.
I support The Grange.
My mother, Louise Welch, was a member of the Grange that sold the building to Monica and Peter. The building was sold to them because they intend for it to continue to be used for the benefit of the community. Knowing this, Monica and Peter have my wholehearted support with the work they are doing to keep the former Grange Hall a self-sustaining resource for Waterbury Center.
The Grange, with Monica and Peter knowledge of the Art's,is an asset to Waterbury Center.
I have always been an advocate for making the village green area of Waterbury Center more of a whole community minded effort. The Grange Hall has had a history of doing just that. I support future endeavors do the same.