This is a local business with deep roots in Acton, going back decades. This is not a lot to ask, and the alternative is the very dangerous option of crossing Rt.2A/Great Road. This is not a hard choice, to protect the patrons of Rapscallion who are also residents of Acton.
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John Althouse
4 years ago
We need locally owned buinesses to thrive.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I support Rapscallion's request to the parking they have requested.
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Bonnie Thomas
4 years ago
We over-70’s need to park nearby!
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Russell Chamberland
4 years ago
Please don’t contribute to another business closing!
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Jessica Garceau
4 years ago
Rapscallion is a gem, that Acton would be sorry to lose. When my husband and I first moved to Acton we spent many evenings there drinking their own brewed beer, eating their delicious food and chatting with the local regulars and staff, until we became regulars ourselves. Later when we had started our family Rapscallion was a place we still went. We became part of the community rapscallion community and the Acton community as a whole. Let Rapscallions business continue to thrive!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
(Acton resident on Central st)
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Brad Sippy
4 years ago
Rapscallions is what Acton is all about, high quality food from a local proprietor. I support their request for a zoning exemption on parking to help keep their business sustainable.
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Kurt Nygren
4 years ago
Great local business with caring owners.
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Will zimmerman
4 years ago
Love this place, keep them in business
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María Ledeboer-Cid
4 years ago
Raps is a jewel in Acton. We can’t loose this business in our town.
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Maureen Medeiros
4 years ago
So much red tape. Good luck.
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Wendy Cowen
4 years ago
Best restaurant in town!
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Cheryl Bible
4 years ago
Love this restaurant! We can’t loose them due to this solvable problem.
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Bradley Hibbard
4 years ago
Doesn’t seem like a lot to ask for.
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Richard Callaghan
4 years ago
Keep local businesses in business!
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Suzanne French
4 years ago
Please allow. Help small businesses. We need more restaurants not less.
This is a local business with deep roots in Acton, going back decades. This is not a lot to ask, and the alternative is the very dangerous option of crossing Rt.2A/Great Road. This is not a hard choice, to protect the patrons of Rapscallion who are also residents of Acton.
We need locally owned buinesses to thrive.
I support Rapscallion's request to the parking they have requested.
We over-70’s need to park nearby!
Please don’t contribute to another business closing!
Rapscallion is a gem, that Acton would be sorry to lose. When my husband and I first moved to Acton we spent many evenings there drinking their own brewed beer, eating their delicious food and chatting with the local regulars and staff, until we became regulars ourselves. Later when we had started our family Rapscallion was a place we still went. We became part of the community rapscallion community and the Acton community as a whole. Let Rapscallions business continue to thrive!
(Acton resident on Central st)
Rapscallions is what Acton is all about, high quality food from a local proprietor. I support their request for a zoning exemption on parking to help keep their business sustainable.
Great local business with caring owners.
Love this place, keep them in business
Raps is a jewel in Acton. We can’t loose this business in our town.
So much red tape. Good luck.
Best restaurant in town!
Love this restaurant! We can’t loose them due to this solvable problem.
Doesn’t seem like a lot to ask for.
Keep local businesses in business!
Please allow. Help small businesses. We need more restaurants not less.
Great business, please help them!
Acton cannot afford to lose any more businesses
Good Luck!