Let's Build a Boathouse for our Kids and community!
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Kirk Beckman
4 years ago
This so needed for the oldest Public School Program in the country
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John marshall
4 years ago
Build the boathouse.
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Michael Jon Medveckus
5 years ago
All for it.
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Karl Richter
5 years ago
Yes! A proper boathouse on the Lower Merion side of the river would be a wonderful community resource!
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Noah charlson
5 years ago
Great idea.
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James Browning
5 years ago
Given the restrictions placed on young people this year, we owe it to them to create more outdoor athletic opportunities.
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James Reinhard
5 years ago
Would be a great amenity for all the community.
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Joseph Callan
5 years ago
Let's Go!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Great idea!
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Larry Bell
8 years ago
Good luck!
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Kristin Edwards
8 years ago
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An LM boathouse would save money for the school district, create a venue for an LM community rowing program and would be more convenient for the rowers and coaches
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Legna Lee Concepcion
8 years ago
Go LM!
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jay goldberg
9 years ago
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It is unfathomable that a community like LM, with the oldest Public Schoolrowing program in the US, has its kids row out of a dilapidated warehouse.
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Byard Bridge
9 years ago
I'm new to the area but it sounds like a great idea. I love the rowing activity on the river.
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Loretta Noonan dolezal
10 years ago
Big supporter of this boathouse being built in Lower Merion!!
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Rich Snyder
10 years ago
Practically a necessity.
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David Parr
10 years ago
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Our LMSD rowers currently row out of what appears to be a dilapidated warehouse in a mud-caked parking lot that is inconvenient to get to and that is not in our district. We have a perfect resource in Flat Rock Park here in Penn Valley. Building a boathouse here is the only sensible thing to do.
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Elsbeth Brown-Parr
10 years ago
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I am a Harriton crew alum and also the mother of a current rower- keeping our kids rowing in the neighborhoods in which they live is not only sensible, but could provide long term cost savings while cementing a place for our LMHS/HHS crews.
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Gwen McMullen
10 years ago
This way we have more time on the water and are not stuck on a bus all day
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Gwen McMullen
10 years ago
I'm a rower who needs a boathouse near by so we don't have to take a bus so far out everyday
This so needed for the oldest Public School Program in the country
Build the boathouse.
All for it.
Yes! A proper boathouse on the Lower Merion side of the river would be a wonderful community resource!
Great idea.
Given the restrictions placed on young people this year, we owe it to them to create more outdoor athletic opportunities.
Would be a great amenity for all the community.
Let's Go!
Great idea!
Good luck!
An LM boathouse would save money for the school district, create a venue for an LM community rowing program and would be more convenient for the rowers and coaches
Go LM!
It is unfathomable that a community like LM, with the oldest Public Schoolrowing program in the US, has its kids row out of a dilapidated warehouse.
I'm new to the area but it sounds like a great idea. I love the rowing activity on the river.
Big supporter of this boathouse being built in Lower Merion!!
Practically a necessity.
Our LMSD rowers currently row out of what appears to be a dilapidated warehouse in a mud-caked parking lot that is inconvenient to get to and that is not in our district. We have a perfect resource in Flat Rock Park here in Penn Valley. Building a boathouse here is the only sensible thing to do.
I am a Harriton crew alum and also the mother of a current rower- keeping our kids rowing in the neighborhoods in which they live is not only sensible, but could provide long term cost savings while cementing a place for our LMHS/HHS crews.
This way we have more time on the water and are not stuck on a bus all day
I'm a rower who needs a boathouse near by so we don't have to take a bus so far out everyday