Stop wasting time debating a logo and address a real issue - the firefighters contract.
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Brett Juliano
11 years ago
WatRat
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Melissa Cornacchini
11 years ago
Save the RED RAIDER
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Diane Donnelly Sperandio
11 years ago
The recent controversy clearly reflects that the overwhelming majority of WHS Alumni, as well as current WHS Students, don’t want to see our beloved Raider vanish.
The Town of Watertown was settled by
the Pequossette and Nonantum tribes.
We were Pequossette before we were
Watertown. Our forefathers felt it was
important to reflect this on the Town Seal. Let’s not let the heritage of the Pequossette People vanish or be diminished by trying to be politically correct when, in this instance,
should not be an issue.
Our Raider represents determination and strength with honor and integrity.
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James LaBarge
11 years ago
Keep it like it has been....why change.
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David Latino
11 years ago
please keep the original red raider logo and mascot.
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Karyn Campbell
11 years ago
I grew up in Watertown and never found the name offensive. What bothers me is that instead of listening to the many, the few who are offended by everything get the most attention. It's time to stop. Keep the original name.
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Kevin P. Rooney
11 years ago
The liberals have poked the bear one too many times! We are standing up to their nonsense! "Save the Raider"
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Christopher McCarthy
11 years ago
Leave it alone
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dwayne becker
11 years ago
If it ant broke don't fix it
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Jeffrey McNamara
11 years ago
Seems to me that we're listening to a minority of people who have not even spoken to the Native American community. Save the Raider!
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ralph herrero
11 years ago
Leave it a lone
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Julia
11 years ago
once a red raider, always a red raider!!
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June Burns
11 years ago
keep the school logo, WHS class of 1979
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Robert Martins
11 years ago
Keep the Raider logo...it is honoring our town history.
Class of 1979.
Class of '77.
Good luck Watertown Red Raiders.
Don't change the raider
Stop wasting time debating a logo and address a real issue - the firefighters contract.
WatRat
Save the RED RAIDER
The recent controversy clearly reflects that the overwhelming majority of WHS Alumni, as well as current WHS Students, don’t want to see our beloved Raider vanish. The Town of Watertown was settled by the Pequossette and Nonantum tribes. We were Pequossette before we were Watertown. Our forefathers felt it was important to reflect this on the Town Seal. Let’s not let the heritage of the Pequossette People vanish or be diminished by trying to be politically correct when, in this instance, should not be an issue. Our Raider represents determination and strength with honor and integrity.
Keep it like it has been....why change.
please keep the original red raider logo and mascot.
I grew up in Watertown and never found the name offensive. What bothers me is that instead of listening to the many, the few who are offended by everything get the most attention. It's time to stop. Keep the original name.
The liberals have poked the bear one too many times! We are standing up to their nonsense! "Save the Raider"
Leave it alone
If it ant broke don't fix it
Seems to me that we're listening to a minority of people who have not even spoken to the Native American community. Save the Raider!
Leave it a lone
once a red raider, always a red raider!!
keep the school logo, WHS class of 1979
Keep the Raider logo...it is honoring our town history.
Class of '92