We the undersigned citizens and friends of Gloucester MA Urge our Legislators to vote in favor of Article 97 to protect Mattos Field from any future development. Let’s keeps it as a Recreational / Playground facility as it was originally deeded in 1924 and dedicated to fallen hero Joseph S Mattos Jr in 1935.
Two hundred fifty signatures. This field means more to this town than the developers think.
Reached 250 supporters
November 17, 2019
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2019
90 Comments
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Dean Sidell
6 years ago
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Mattos has been saved once by an amazing community effort and now, with no viable plan for a replacement, and no sufficient reason, the city is taking a valuable community resource from the very people who invested in saving it the first time.
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Amy Delaney
6 years ago
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A lot of dedication went into saving this place for a gentleman who served our country. It is newly renovated and it would not only be a terrible waste of this newly updated space but it would be disrespectful and show that anything dedicated is a joke because it can be desecrated so easily. It is shameful.
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Donna
6 years ago
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Please save mattos. No traffic studies. Double students. Only one entry and exit. More expensive than other options and then trying to move forward without getting bids!
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Brady smith
6 years ago
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Mattos Field is a dedicated space in this city to honor and remember a local hero. The city of Gloucester has the responsibility to respect Mr. Mattos legacy and preserve the field in his honor.
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Rosalie
6 years ago
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These women in the softball league have done sooo much to keep the field clean, they raised so much money to get brand new lights for the field. It’s not right that your trying to take this field away from them!!
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Maureen Klopotoski
6 years ago
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This neighborhood street is too small for all the additional drop offs, busses and traffic that will result from creating a bigger school. That field is an important and central part of that the whole neighborhood and should remain as is.
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James J Kyrouz Jr
6 years ago
We do not need any more sprawl to that once beautiful area. It would also be dangerous.
We the undersigned citizens and friends of Gloucester MA Urge our Legislators to vote in favor of Article 97 to protect Mattos Field from any future development. Let’s keeps it as a Recreational / Playground facility as it was originally deeded in 1924 and dedicated to fallen hero Joseph S Mattos Jr in 1935.
Two hundred fifty signatures. This field means more to this town than the developers think.
Reached 250 supporters
November 17, 2019
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2019
90 Comments
D
Dean Sidell
6 years ago
Featured
Mattos has been saved once by an amazing community effort and now, with no viable plan for a replacement, and no sufficient reason, the city is taking a valuable community resource from the very people who invested in saving it the first time.
A
Amy Delaney
6 years ago
Featured
A lot of dedication went into saving this place for a gentleman who served our country. It is newly renovated and it would not only be a terrible waste of this newly updated space but it would be disrespectful and show that anything dedicated is a joke because it can be desecrated so easily. It is shameful.
D
Donna
6 years ago
Featured
Please save mattos. No traffic studies. Double students. Only one entry and exit. More expensive than other options and then trying to move forward without getting bids!
B
Brady smith
6 years ago
Featured
Mattos Field is a dedicated space in this city to honor and remember a local hero. The city of Gloucester has the responsibility to respect Mr. Mattos legacy and preserve the field in his honor.
R
Rosalie
6 years ago
Featured
These women in the softball league have done sooo much to keep the field clean, they raised so much money to get brand new lights for the field. It’s not right that your trying to take this field away from them!!
M
Maureen Klopotoski
6 years ago
Featured
This neighborhood street is too small for all the additional drop offs, busses and traffic that will result from creating a bigger school. That field is an important and central part of that the whole neighborhood and should remain as is.
J
James J Kyrouz Jr
6 years ago
We do not need any more sprawl to that once beautiful area. It would also be dangerous.
Mattos has been saved once by an amazing community effort and now, with no viable plan for a replacement, and no sufficient reason, the city is taking a valuable community resource from the very people who invested in saving it the first time.