Save indoor tennis in Manhattan now before it is too late!!!
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Carrie Rattle
7 years ago
Physical exercise is needed in this city. We have a bunch of type A people living in little boxes and traveling underground. Please, for physical health and mental sanity, preserve the tennis courts.
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Stuart Blumenfield
7 years ago
Indoor tennis is greatly needed in the city
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Damian Tomczak
7 years ago
Please preserve the sport of tennis in Manhattan. It’s essential to keep this sport alive during winters. Thank you, Damian
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Kelly Riemer
7 years ago
Please keep Sutton East Tennis Club.
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james donnell
7 years ago
please keep the tennis- manhattan has so little like this for all to enjoy
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Evan A Vaughan
7 years ago
These courts are a staple of the NYC tennis community. Please keep them!
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Jessica Sasaki
7 years ago
Please save the courts!
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Paul
7 years ago
Please keep this court!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
It would be a travesty to close these courts!
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William
7 years ago
Don’t close the courts!
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Jennifer Fernandez
7 years ago
The tennis bubble is a vital recreational space in the neighborhood. Please don’t take it away!!!!!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please keep these courts!
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Marissa Miyazaki
7 years ago
I am stunned and outraged that the city of Manhattan would consider removing Sutton tennis courts from Manhattan, a safe haven for tens of thousands of New Yorkers for over four decades to come together for tennis. We have fewer and fewer community parks, recreational facilities and spaces in New York - this is a public health travesty which we cannot afford - either for our generation, or future generations of New Yorkers. Tennis facilities like Sutton bring together people of all walks of life for public good. It is not just about tennis - places like Sutton mean much more to our citizens. They represent public good - a commitment to public health, physical fitness, community building and social networking. Countless children have learned the value of hard work, self-development, physical fitness and teamwork at Sutton, and it has helped create a center for senior citizens to participate in physical fitness activities. Sutton is a place where I myself have many cherished memories -playing tennis with my father, still going strong and bringing his A game to tennis at the age of 70.
We live in a nation where sedentary lifestyles have contributed to epidemics of obesity, heart disease and other health conditions and healthcare costs exceed all other nations across the world. Getting rid of public parks and tennis courts would mean robbing hardworking citizens of New York - including children and the elderly - of a valuable institution whose mission is vital - that of promoting public health through physical activity and social bonding. We plea for the city to do the responsible thing here and not get rid of Sutton tennis courts.
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Deirdre Horgan
7 years ago
These courts provide healthy and AFFORDABLE recreaction for all ages and serve a broad community year round. Tennis is a hugely popular sport, and if not for the Sutton courts, tennis would be inaccessible or unaffordable for a large segment of New Yorkers. PLEASE SAVE OUR COURTS.
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Marci Adler
7 years ago
These courts are a fixture in NYC.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
These courts are critical to keeping tennis an option in New York. Don't get rid of them.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Keep these courts!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This is essential to New Yorkers who can play here inexpensively using the seasonal permit, please don't get rid of these courts!
Physical exercise is needed in this city. We have a bunch of type A people living in little boxes and traveling underground. Please, for physical health and mental sanity, preserve the tennis courts.
Indoor tennis is greatly needed in the city
Please preserve the sport of tennis in Manhattan. It’s essential to keep this sport alive during winters. Thank you, Damian
Please keep Sutton East Tennis Club.
please keep the tennis- manhattan has so little like this for all to enjoy
These courts are a staple of the NYC tennis community. Please keep them!
Please save the courts!
Please keep this court!
It would be a travesty to close these courts!
Don’t close the courts!
The tennis bubble is a vital recreational space in the neighborhood. Please don’t take it away!!!!!
Please keep these courts!
I am stunned and outraged that the city of Manhattan would consider removing Sutton tennis courts from Manhattan, a safe haven for tens of thousands of New Yorkers for over four decades to come together for tennis. We have fewer and fewer community parks, recreational facilities and spaces in New York - this is a public health travesty which we cannot afford - either for our generation, or future generations of New Yorkers. Tennis facilities like Sutton bring together people of all walks of life for public good. It is not just about tennis - places like Sutton mean much more to our citizens. They represent public good - a commitment to public health, physical fitness, community building and social networking. Countless children have learned the value of hard work, self-development, physical fitness and teamwork at Sutton, and it has helped create a center for senior citizens to participate in physical fitness activities. Sutton is a place where I myself have many cherished memories -playing tennis with my father, still going strong and bringing his A game to tennis at the age of 70. We live in a nation where sedentary lifestyles have contributed to epidemics of obesity, heart disease and other health conditions and healthcare costs exceed all other nations across the world. Getting rid of public parks and tennis courts would mean robbing hardworking citizens of New York - including children and the elderly - of a valuable institution whose mission is vital - that of promoting public health through physical activity and social bonding. We plea for the city to do the responsible thing here and not get rid of Sutton tennis courts.
These courts provide healthy and AFFORDABLE recreaction for all ages and serve a broad community year round. Tennis is a hugely popular sport, and if not for the Sutton courts, tennis would be inaccessible or unaffordable for a large segment of New Yorkers. PLEASE SAVE OUR COURTS.
These courts are a fixture in NYC.
These courts are critical to keeping tennis an option in New York. Don't get rid of them.
Keep these courts!
This is essential to New Yorkers who can play here inexpensively using the seasonal permit, please don't get rid of these courts!
Please keep these courts
Keep it!!!