Please don't remove historic buildings - that seems at odds with the college's principles of sustainability re: natural and built environments. I love old houses and small town neighborhoods - please preserve them both. Thanks!
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Saul Kassin
10 years ago
I think it is important to know WHO in the college has proposed this latest invasion of the town and its people? Do not let individuals involved hide behind "The College." Who are they, and when will they appear before the town to explain this bad idea?
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Saul Kassin
10 years ago
One would hope that the College would not continue to under-appreciate the importance to the town of "separation" - a sense lost with every encroachment. This is not Williams College Town, it is Williamstown.
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Carol Kassin
10 years ago
Concerned Southworth street resident and
Williamstown Elementary School teacher
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Maureen Moore
10 years ago
31 Davidson Street
North Adams, MA
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Cynthia Cotter
10 years ago
Save Southworth Street. Precious part. Of Williamstown history.
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Mary O'Connor
10 years ago
Save the sycamore tree!
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Clare Morrison
10 years ago
The College has already taken too many nice old houses. I don't like the modern buildings.. The old beautiful college buildings a fading.... Lets preserve them!
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Meghan Marie Robertson
10 years ago
26 East Quincy Street
1st Floor
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Lisa Hiley
10 years ago
This is a residential street that shouldn't be part of the campus. There must be other options. And how do we stay informed? The plan changes depending on who you talk to.
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Jennifer Thompson
10 years ago
560 N HOOSAC RD
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Alix Cabral
10 years ago
Williams College, we appreciate everything you do for the town and its people but please find another location for the new museum. Southworth St. is an iconic street and has already been hugely impacted by the lights from the new library. We would all be very grateful if you would consider another option. Thank you!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I agree with this petition - expand the arts building, but not on Southworth Street. Leave Southworth Street alone!
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Elizabeth Smith
10 years ago
And remove that magnificent sycamore tree - never!
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Joan Krizack
10 years ago
As a former resident of Williamstown who periodically visits, I urge you not to change the character of Williamstown any more. Keep its charm!
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Edith hall
10 years ago
I grew up in Williamstown raised my kids there moved because it got to expensive to live there Williams pays no taxes so town people pay higher taxes leave the town alone you own enough of it all ready
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virginia redman
10 years ago
11 gellerson lane
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Kate Fox
10 years ago
Williams needs a new president who is not so construction happy!
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Jaime Conner
10 years ago
I have many great memories of this beautiful place as is. I have several family members who have lived their all of their lives and this is important to them.
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Amybryan
10 years ago
Too close to the school. Not safe for the students.
Please don't remove historic buildings - that seems at odds with the college's principles of sustainability re: natural and built environments. I love old houses and small town neighborhoods - please preserve them both. Thanks!
I think it is important to know WHO in the college has proposed this latest invasion of the town and its people? Do not let individuals involved hide behind "The College." Who are they, and when will they appear before the town to explain this bad idea?
One would hope that the College would not continue to under-appreciate the importance to the town of "separation" - a sense lost with every encroachment. This is not Williams College Town, it is Williamstown.
Concerned Southworth street resident and Williamstown Elementary School teacher
31 Davidson Street North Adams, MA
Save Southworth Street. Precious part. Of Williamstown history.
Save the sycamore tree!
The College has already taken too many nice old houses. I don't like the modern buildings.. The old beautiful college buildings a fading.... Lets preserve them!
26 East Quincy Street 1st Floor
This is a residential street that shouldn't be part of the campus. There must be other options. And how do we stay informed? The plan changes depending on who you talk to.
560 N HOOSAC RD
Williams College, we appreciate everything you do for the town and its people but please find another location for the new museum. Southworth St. is an iconic street and has already been hugely impacted by the lights from the new library. We would all be very grateful if you would consider another option. Thank you!
I agree with this petition - expand the arts building, but not on Southworth Street. Leave Southworth Street alone!
And remove that magnificent sycamore tree - never!
As a former resident of Williamstown who periodically visits, I urge you not to change the character of Williamstown any more. Keep its charm!
I grew up in Williamstown raised my kids there moved because it got to expensive to live there Williams pays no taxes so town people pay higher taxes leave the town alone you own enough of it all ready
11 gellerson lane
Williams needs a new president who is not so construction happy!
I have many great memories of this beautiful place as is. I have several family members who have lived their all of their lives and this is important to them.
Too close to the school. Not safe for the students.