It would be great to have a source for eggs and an opportunity to engage in animal husbandry.
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Mindy Cooper
5 years ago
Yea haw!
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Merrill B Lamont III
7 years ago
Cluck yeah!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Arlington, Somerville, and Winchester all allow chickens. Let's be like them!
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Jonathan Lansey
8 years ago
I support amending the existing zoning ordinance to allow up to 6 pet chickens!
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Mindy
9 years ago
Cluck, cluck, cluck!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is a great step to help keep our community healthy. Producing food for yourself should be a right
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Ruth roudiez
9 years ago
Chickens f*ck yeah!
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Dya Kaur Levitt
9 years ago
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My young son learned how to take care of chickens at a summer camp a couple of years ago and wanted a pet "fluffy" chicken as a result. When told that we could not have one he didn't understand why. I couldn't explain the "why" since I didn't understand the reasoning either. Makes no sense to me.
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David Altman
9 years ago
I am a huge fan of chickens and sustainable living.
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Jennifer Barrows
9 years ago
Chickens eat bugs too!
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Curt Newton
9 years ago
I have been interested to have house chickens, too!
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Marcia Kadish
9 years ago
Especially in this day and age we should be encouraged to raise our own and grow our own. Everything is so polluted or filled with chemicals.
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Paula and Laura Gaughan
9 years ago
Would be great for families in the communities if they are well cared for.
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Linda Julien
9 years ago
Many of our neighboring cities are doing this with great success. I think this could be a great benefit for Medford as well.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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I have received eggs from friends and family from backyard chickens and love them. Even New York City allows people to raise chickens. Certainly Medford should.
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Ann Frenning Kossuth
9 years ago
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There *is* precedent for poultry being kept as pets in Medford. Here's a link to a photo of "Duck Martha" and her feline friend at 78 Winthrop Street: https://www.flickr.com/photos/boston_public_library/7065284367/in/photostream/
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David Lones
9 years ago
I see no logical reason why this is illegal. 6 hens; no roosters should be allowed. Nothing like fresh eggs.
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Julie Trickett
9 years ago
I don't see any reason to chickens should be illegal in Medford Ma as long as people take care of them. Fresh eggs!
This would mean a lot to me and my partner!
It would be great to have a source for eggs and an opportunity to engage in animal husbandry.
Yea haw!
Cluck yeah!
Arlington, Somerville, and Winchester all allow chickens. Let's be like them!
I support amending the existing zoning ordinance to allow up to 6 pet chickens!
Cluck, cluck, cluck!!!
This is a great step to help keep our community healthy. Producing food for yourself should be a right
Chickens f*ck yeah!
My young son learned how to take care of chickens at a summer camp a couple of years ago and wanted a pet "fluffy" chicken as a result. When told that we could not have one he didn't understand why. I couldn't explain the "why" since I didn't understand the reasoning either. Makes no sense to me.
I am a huge fan of chickens and sustainable living.
Chickens eat bugs too!
I have been interested to have house chickens, too!
Especially in this day and age we should be encouraged to raise our own and grow our own. Everything is so polluted or filled with chemicals.
Would be great for families in the communities if they are well cared for.
Many of our neighboring cities are doing this with great success. I think this could be a great benefit for Medford as well.
I have received eggs from friends and family from backyard chickens and love them. Even New York City allows people to raise chickens. Certainly Medford should.
There *is* precedent for poultry being kept as pets in Medford. Here's a link to a photo of "Duck Martha" and her feline friend at 78 Winthrop Street: https://www.flickr.com/photos/boston_public_library/7065284367/in/photostream/
I see no logical reason why this is illegal. 6 hens; no roosters should be allowed. Nothing like fresh eggs.
I don't see any reason to chickens should be illegal in Medford Ma as long as people take care of them. Fresh eggs!