I want to help
In any way to save the waterfall in south Natick. We need an article in the Globe. Not enough people know what is happening
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Robert J Awkward
4 years ago
On the Town of Natick website, 3 or 4 of the 5 rotating pictures are of the Charles River Dam. It is the soundtrack of our Town. Save and restore this beautiful treasure!
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Paul McGillivray
4 years ago
Keep the dam and the beauty and serenity of the park, so iconic , the heart of South Natick
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Janet Heyde
4 years ago
There is no reason to remove this Dam!
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Leslie Pano
4 years ago
Removal of the dam will cause my property to be located in the 100 year flood zone
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Kyle Ondricek
4 years ago
This iconic and beautifully serene dam should be preserved not demolished.
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Anne Newton
4 years ago
Restore, repair and maintain this iconic scene.
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Apurva
4 years ago
Save the dam
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James Yannes
4 years ago
This is part of the destruction of our heritage. Tear down the our statues, our buildings, our Constitution, our Supreme Court and our dams. Progressive, NO - this is regressive!
A quoted problem with the trees is their small root balls so that they may tip over easily in the wind - weakening the earth dam. Therefore all the trees must be removed??? The ones near Pleasant street are 50 feet from the waters edge, ie the small root ball could have no effect on the earth dam. Which is it????
We are to give up the dam for a mud flat to appease some regressives "good feelings". Allow migratory fish to come up river? Why not put fish ladders on the down river dams????
Return the Charles to its original appearance. We should all go back to a water well in the front yard and a privy in the back??? These are the enemies of progress and beauty .
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Bob Bower
4 years ago
Don’t remove the dam my whole family grew up loving this place it is were my mother played 100 years ago
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Barbara McAlpine
4 years ago
why would anyone consider removing a beautiful cascading dam that has been there way egore my lifetime? Simply just sitting there and watching it has been joy and place to experience nature at it’s best
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Susan McMillan
4 years ago
please save the dam!!
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Andrew Krotinger
4 years ago
We need to keep the dam. It’s beauty and historical significance outweigh and competing considerations so far presented, in my opinion.
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Jean Egerhei
4 years ago
The South Natick Dam is an historical landmark. Removing it will erase part of Natick’s rich history.
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Mary Fandel Purcell
4 years ago
No need to remove the Dam. Repair, restore and maintain the original character.
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Robert McNitt
4 years ago
Save the dam!
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Connie Dinning
4 years ago
We love the beauty and sound of the spillway, and would miss it tremendously. This process has seemed to lean towards spillway removal from the start, which has been very discouraging.
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Ted Ladd
4 years ago
As a downstream resident and a lover of the iconic nature of the dam, I am deeply concerned about this project
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Jordana Napurano
4 years ago
Please save our dam!
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James Sanford
4 years ago
We tend to Distroy our BEAUTIFUL surroundings without investigating it enough or getting publics real option.
I want to help In any way to save the waterfall in south Natick. We need an article in the Globe. Not enough people know what is happening
On the Town of Natick website, 3 or 4 of the 5 rotating pictures are of the Charles River Dam. It is the soundtrack of our Town. Save and restore this beautiful treasure!
Keep the dam and the beauty and serenity of the park, so iconic , the heart of South Natick
There is no reason to remove this Dam!
Removal of the dam will cause my property to be located in the 100 year flood zone
This iconic and beautifully serene dam should be preserved not demolished.
Restore, repair and maintain this iconic scene.
Save the dam
This is part of the destruction of our heritage. Tear down the our statues, our buildings, our Constitution, our Supreme Court and our dams. Progressive, NO - this is regressive! A quoted problem with the trees is their small root balls so that they may tip over easily in the wind - weakening the earth dam. Therefore all the trees must be removed??? The ones near Pleasant street are 50 feet from the waters edge, ie the small root ball could have no effect on the earth dam. Which is it???? We are to give up the dam for a mud flat to appease some regressives "good feelings". Allow migratory fish to come up river? Why not put fish ladders on the down river dams???? Return the Charles to its original appearance. We should all go back to a water well in the front yard and a privy in the back??? These are the enemies of progress and beauty .
Don’t remove the dam my whole family grew up loving this place it is were my mother played 100 years ago
why would anyone consider removing a beautiful cascading dam that has been there way egore my lifetime? Simply just sitting there and watching it has been joy and place to experience nature at it’s best
please save the dam!!
We need to keep the dam. It’s beauty and historical significance outweigh and competing considerations so far presented, in my opinion.
The South Natick Dam is an historical landmark. Removing it will erase part of Natick’s rich history.
No need to remove the Dam. Repair, restore and maintain the original character.
Save the dam!
We love the beauty and sound of the spillway, and would miss it tremendously. This process has seemed to lean towards spillway removal from the start, which has been very discouraging.
As a downstream resident and a lover of the iconic nature of the dam, I am deeply concerned about this project
Please save our dam!
We tend to Distroy our BEAUTIFUL surroundings without investigating it enough or getting publics real option.