Leave it as a park to many blogs in lower Merion as it is
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We need our park
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Reem
8 years ago
No, we need our park
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Monica H Darby
8 years ago
Lower Merion used to be a great place to live because the population density was lower than most. Now 4 or 6 townhouses are replacing single family homes on half-acre lots increasing population density to city like numbers.
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Jordan Landau
8 years ago
I think that this was an awful thing to even bring up at a school board meeting. Why take one of the only parks on the western mainline and try and turn it into a school.
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Stacey Saleff
8 years ago
Please protect this impressive historical park, and local treasure!
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Jane Maloney
8 years ago
Save our park!
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Gayle Michael
8 years ago
Deeds nor Wills should never be broken.
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Jennifer kleeman
8 years ago
Green spaces are an irreplaceable treasure. Don't be foolish and shortsighted LM; you can't get Patti beck once they are gone
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Deborah Lonsdorf
8 years ago
It's a mistake to lose parks and green spaces. If this park is deeded as a park and the community wants it, you have a legal case.
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Shelby Sparrow
8 years ago
Superintendent Copeland's comments are careless and show a complete lack of respect for Ashbridge park and all parks in the township. Ben Driscoll, as chair of the Facilities and Purchasing Committee of the school board, is running for reelection and should also be held accountable. Targeting Ashbridge is a disruptive distraction from focusing on real solutions to solve enrollment issues.
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Mary P Schwinn
8 years ago
Losing the Park would diminish the natural beauty of the area, the ability to enjoy the outdoors and greatly add congestion to an already busy location.
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Vera Lee
8 years ago
This park gives our neighborhood dignity. We don't need another building!
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Pat Riley
8 years ago
Ashbridge is a wonderful park and open space. Please preserve it.
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Phil Karter
8 years ago
Preserve the park!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Save Ashbridge
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Jeri bracey
8 years ago
This area is super saturated with schools who don't pay property taxes! No to ent more and to ruining what green space and trees that we have left.
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Grace Delp
8 years ago
Disgraceful to disrespect the wishes of one who gave so generously
Absolutely agree with your petition
Franklin Ave
Leave it as a park to many blogs in lower Merion as it is
We need our park
No, we need our park
Lower Merion used to be a great place to live because the population density was lower than most. Now 4 or 6 townhouses are replacing single family homes on half-acre lots increasing population density to city like numbers.
I think that this was an awful thing to even bring up at a school board meeting. Why take one of the only parks on the western mainline and try and turn it into a school.
Please protect this impressive historical park, and local treasure!
Save our park!
Deeds nor Wills should never be broken.
Green spaces are an irreplaceable treasure. Don't be foolish and shortsighted LM; you can't get Patti beck once they are gone
It's a mistake to lose parks and green spaces. If this park is deeded as a park and the community wants it, you have a legal case.
Superintendent Copeland's comments are careless and show a complete lack of respect for Ashbridge park and all parks in the township. Ben Driscoll, as chair of the Facilities and Purchasing Committee of the school board, is running for reelection and should also be held accountable. Targeting Ashbridge is a disruptive distraction from focusing on real solutions to solve enrollment issues.
Losing the Park would diminish the natural beauty of the area, the ability to enjoy the outdoors and greatly add congestion to an already busy location.
This park gives our neighborhood dignity. We don't need another building!
Ashbridge is a wonderful park and open space. Please preserve it.
Preserve the park!
Save Ashbridge
This area is super saturated with schools who don't pay property taxes! No to ent more and to ruining what green space and trees that we have left.
Disgraceful to disrespect the wishes of one who gave so generously