Support Responsible Entertainment & Economic Growth at Salem Willows!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
This sounds like a much needed venue. Would be very happy to have this as an option
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James Nutter
1 year ago
I fully support this
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Excited to see the willows grow and succeed!
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Jeff Anderson
1 year ago
This is absolutely harmless
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Jason Fulton
1 year ago
What a great idea! Good luck.
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Brenden G
1 year ago
As someone who lives near the Willows, I’ve always hoped there would be at least one establishment that served alcohol at the Willows. The folks behind this would bring so much to that area and I’m looking forward to it.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
I want this
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Jillian Averi
1 year ago
As a Salem resident, this sounds absolutely awesome to me.
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Janice Belle-Isle
1 year ago
Sounds soooo fun
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Eryn Rush
1 year ago
This is what all the new country bars in Salem SHOULD be!
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David Gardner
1 year ago
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This can be just the injection of commerce and entertainment that will help keep the Willows alive for years to come. More foot traffic to the neighboring businesses, more jobs, and more reasons to visit the Willows. This is only a win for Salem and the Willows.
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Laurie Jackiewiecz
1 year ago
I would love to sit by the water and listen to some good music and enjoy a cocktail!
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Patricia Ĥenden
1 year ago
The Salem Willows Neighborhood protest sounds like classic NIMBYism at its best. The deadlock they've had on that area for a century or more is starting to loosen as younger generations either don't want, or can't afford, to take over the grand family Willows homes. To maintain and be responsible for the manses going forward into the next 3/4 of this century is a daunting task. As a Salem native, I've seen something in the past decade that I haven't seen in the previous fifty years: openly selling Willows real estate outside of the family or neighborhood. I was driving to Winter Island and almost went off the road when I saw my first ever "For Sale" sign on a Willows property several years ago! I think it was around the Covid shutdown. Maybe dire circumstances made it necessary. If so, I hope they've improved. But I think it's time to bring a variety of entertainment that both adults and children can enjoy like they do in the UK's family friendly pubs. We enjoyed this spot as Salem Lowe's Chinese food for so long; let's continue to use it for mixed family fun!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Totally support 100%
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Doren Berge
1 year ago
I support this!
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John Andrews
1 year ago
I support granting a seasonal liquor license to Axes & Bows at Salem Willows. This innovative venue combines axe throwing, archery, and family activities in a thoughtfully designed space that will create jobs, drive foot traffic to neighboring businesses, and enhance the Willows' vibrancy while respecting its character. This would NOT be serving alcohol in the park, which is a common misconception we have seen in the arguments against this project.
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Steve Driscoll
1 year ago
This would help keep the Willow afloat and an actual place where residents and visitors want to visit.
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Jeff Rougvie
1 year ago
The Willows needs activity & customers to survive. Are there living neighbors who didn’t know it was there when they bought their homes? I’d be surprised.
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Ryan Kavanagh
1 year ago
I would love to see a Bit Bar like place on the Willows.
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Jasmine Malo
1 year ago
I think this is a wonderful moment in keeping the spirit of Salem Willows while become more current with new themes in entertainment. I'm actually excited about it and would definitely attend such a place.
This sounds like a much needed venue. Would be very happy to have this as an option
I fully support this
Excited to see the willows grow and succeed!
This is absolutely harmless
What a great idea! Good luck.
As someone who lives near the Willows, I’ve always hoped there would be at least one establishment that served alcohol at the Willows. The folks behind this would bring so much to that area and I’m looking forward to it.
I want this
As a Salem resident, this sounds absolutely awesome to me.
Sounds soooo fun
This is what all the new country bars in Salem SHOULD be!
This can be just the injection of commerce and entertainment that will help keep the Willows alive for years to come. More foot traffic to the neighboring businesses, more jobs, and more reasons to visit the Willows. This is only a win for Salem and the Willows.
I would love to sit by the water and listen to some good music and enjoy a cocktail!
The Salem Willows Neighborhood protest sounds like classic NIMBYism at its best. The deadlock they've had on that area for a century or more is starting to loosen as younger generations either don't want, or can't afford, to take over the grand family Willows homes. To maintain and be responsible for the manses going forward into the next 3/4 of this century is a daunting task. As a Salem native, I've seen something in the past decade that I haven't seen in the previous fifty years: openly selling Willows real estate outside of the family or neighborhood. I was driving to Winter Island and almost went off the road when I saw my first ever "For Sale" sign on a Willows property several years ago! I think it was around the Covid shutdown. Maybe dire circumstances made it necessary. If so, I hope they've improved. But I think it's time to bring a variety of entertainment that both adults and children can enjoy like they do in the UK's family friendly pubs. We enjoyed this spot as Salem Lowe's Chinese food for so long; let's continue to use it for mixed family fun!
Totally support 100%
I support this!
I support granting a seasonal liquor license to Axes & Bows at Salem Willows. This innovative venue combines axe throwing, archery, and family activities in a thoughtfully designed space that will create jobs, drive foot traffic to neighboring businesses, and enhance the Willows' vibrancy while respecting its character. This would NOT be serving alcohol in the park, which is a common misconception we have seen in the arguments against this project.
This would help keep the Willow afloat and an actual place where residents and visitors want to visit.
The Willows needs activity & customers to survive. Are there living neighbors who didn’t know it was there when they bought their homes? I’d be surprised.
I would love to see a Bit Bar like place on the Willows.
I think this is a wonderful moment in keeping the spirit of Salem Willows while become more current with new themes in entertainment. I'm actually excited about it and would definitely attend such a place.