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Restricting St Ann's festival and outdoor events

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Joan Di Loreto
1 year ago

Hope your issues are soon addressed by the Village Mayor/BOT...

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Edgard
3 years ago

Loud music , I don’t mind the fare but music it’s annoying after 9pm. What if I blast Heavy metal instead just to cover the outside noise ? Kinda like the idea , but I respect my neighbors.

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gretchen metzloff
3 years ago

I don’t understand why wanting to enjoy my home is seen as racist

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Robert Daraio
3 years ago Featured

Moving the soccer games to the high school field, or one of the park department fields would help. Banning amplified music and having events at St. Annes’s start end earlier as well asmoving the fair to the park on the river front would help.

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Barbara Merjan
3 years ago

I wholeheartedly support this petition. The events that occur outdoors at St Ann’s have disregarded the neighborhood over and over for years. It’s gotten worse, despite efforts to reach out and express our concerns.

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Victoria Gearity
3 years ago Featured

St Ann’s does inspiring work on behalf of our immigrant community. They also have an obligation to respect neighbors and to compensate tax payers for disproportionately high demands on public resources.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

St. Ann’s is also doing quality work in the community. The church is doing real work with people who are struggling in a variety of areas not just spiritual. While I understand that the noise might be bothersome it’s is a small price to pay for all the good St. Ann’s does in Ossining. The festival is 1 week out of an entire year! I can tell by the comments that some of your bias is showing. Stop being so uptight . Get with it. Join in the fun- you might actually enjoy yourself for once

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Charissa Kerestesy
3 years ago

No institution should be allowed to ruin the quiet of a neighborhood without regard to the impact on quality of life in the surrounding area.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

You’re all a bunch of racist haters. Get over it.

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Alanna Fraase
3 years ago

I support this for the community’s benefit.

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Lauri Nemetz
3 years ago Featured

What started as a sweet local fair has become very disruptive to the neighborhood.

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Nancy Carmichael
3 years ago

Common sense and "do unto others" must prevail! Sensible solutions are available.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I do not live in the neighborhood but support those who do. Time for the parish to consider its neighbors.