Saving the Historical McCormick Farmland from Condemnation
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Valerie Stoki
8 years ago
I currently live in Lower Allen Township .
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Janet Gelwicks
8 years ago
They must not destroy our past history! They have many other options destroying history should not be be one of them
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Charmagne Grossman
8 years ago
We live in Middlesex township and our children go to CV school district
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Kim Howsare
8 years ago
Is this how we show our next generation how to preserve land and respect the people who work hard to bring farm to table every day?
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Scott Westrick
8 years ago
I am a Silver Spring resident. I Would like to see other options pursued besides this preserved piece of property. I realize the district is growing quickly, but please pursue all options around us for land that would maybe be going to build additional houses, townhouses, or warehouses (like the ones that have been built within the last 3 years along the Pike and would have been great aquisitions for the district). Thank you.
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ashley adair
8 years ago
CV has plenty of space and there are many buildings in the township that can be re-purposed. What we need is focusing more on preserving our green spaces and farms to continue to keep the growing population happy and healthy. SAVE THE FARM!
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Larry Maun
8 years ago
What kind of example are you setting for your students???
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BENJAMIN E LEESE
8 years ago
resident of Dillsburg boro, employed in Upper Allen township of Cumberland County.
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Harriet Franklin
8 years ago
Silver Spring Township
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Beth Henson
8 years ago
Save this beautiful property
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Sharon Reilly
8 years ago
Silver Spring township
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Linda Ordo
8 years ago
Silver Spring Township.
Save the land.
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Deb Moyer
8 years ago
CV is big enough. And we don't need another car lot on the pike.
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Lori Dennis
8 years ago
Hampden Township.Save the Condoguinet Creek, from the Cumberland Valley School District. Dig deeper.
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Stuart Sholl
8 years ago
Some land must always be kept to ensure environmental balance.
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Kenneth Getz Jr
8 years ago
The district does not need this property! Plus, they are wasting a pile of money on the new schools.
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Forrest Healey
8 years ago
A prime example of how our public school systems like to erase history.
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JENNY GARDNER
8 years ago
Preservation matters. We have no undo button once our historical and natural resources are gone.
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Lisa Dawson
8 years ago
Time to back out of this and do the right thing. We need to preserve our history to protect the future. Also you own other land use that or look for other locations.
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sean mccormick
8 years ago
reclaim something that has been built on and is now deapated, has to be a better solution
I currently live in Lower Allen Township .
They must not destroy our past history! They have many other options destroying history should not be be one of them
We live in Middlesex township and our children go to CV school district
Is this how we show our next generation how to preserve land and respect the people who work hard to bring farm to table every day?
I am a Silver Spring resident. I Would like to see other options pursued besides this preserved piece of property. I realize the district is growing quickly, but please pursue all options around us for land that would maybe be going to build additional houses, townhouses, or warehouses (like the ones that have been built within the last 3 years along the Pike and would have been great aquisitions for the district). Thank you.
CV has plenty of space and there are many buildings in the township that can be re-purposed. What we need is focusing more on preserving our green spaces and farms to continue to keep the growing population happy and healthy. SAVE THE FARM!
What kind of example are you setting for your students???
resident of Dillsburg boro, employed in Upper Allen township of Cumberland County.
Silver Spring Township
Save this beautiful property
Silver Spring township
Silver Spring Township. Save the land.
CV is big enough. And we don't need another car lot on the pike.
Hampden Township.Save the Condoguinet Creek, from the Cumberland Valley School District. Dig deeper.
Some land must always be kept to ensure environmental balance.
The district does not need this property! Plus, they are wasting a pile of money on the new schools.
A prime example of how our public school systems like to erase history.
Preservation matters. We have no undo button once our historical and natural resources are gone.
Time to back out of this and do the right thing. We need to preserve our history to protect the future. Also you own other land use that or look for other locations.
reclaim something that has been built on and is now deapated, has to be a better solution