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Save Natick Dam

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Kristen Gibbons
4 years ago

Please save this beautiful place

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Ryan Egan
4 years ago

N/A

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Susan Waletkus
4 years ago

Why ?

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Carrie Bates Hale
4 years ago

As a former resident of Nantucket- I always visit the dam when I come home. It is a place of beauty and peace. If this is destroyed- Natick will lose one of its treasures.

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Penelope Lewandowski
4 years ago

I would like a lawn sign. I am at 72 Eliot Street

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Dawnmarie Manning
4 years ago

Please do not remove this landmark. Please fix the dam & just remove some trees Thank you.

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Ruth Hepp
4 years ago

If the dam can be saved and comply with the state regulations, I am in favor of saving the dam and the concrete spillway.

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JULIE CHANDLER
4 years ago

One of the prettiest places to just sit and remember the old days.

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Thomas chandler
4 years ago

Please keep the Dam, it’s a big part of south Natick and Essential to maintaining the ecosystem. Thank you

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Wendy Fish
4 years ago

Beautiful place!

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Kenneth Cooper
4 years ago

Save these natural treasures!!!! And yes, I meant natural!

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Theo
4 years ago

i love watching the dam and i dont want it to go

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Anonymous
4 years ago

I believe it would be a travesty to remove such a beautiful site that brings peace, joy, and memories to so many people.

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Lisa Geiger
4 years ago

Please save this beautiful place!

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Clelia genovese
4 years ago

Save the dam

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William
4 years ago

There will be no more reflections when the water drops 6-to 8 feet. 2 inches off the bottom.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Preserve nature and her beauty

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Michael Trinidad
4 years ago

Since we do not know how many trees need to be removed for compliance how can we make an informed decision. Those trees have been there for over a hundred years. If a wind comes up, pine trees usually snap above the ground therefore not damaging the earth below. My wife and I love the shaded part of that park and the smell of the pine trees. Clear cutting would be a mistake.

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Daniel Eastman
4 years ago

Save this sacred place preserved by the Natick Praying Indians for hundreds of years!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Save!