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SAVE OUR 1854 TOWN HALL FROM THE WRECKING BALL

SAVE OUR 1854 TOWN HALL FROM THE WRECKING BALL

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Started by Anonymous 17 years, 8 months ago
The Old Town Hall in Paris, Ontario, is up for sale. As sad as it seems we need your support to `Save The Hall From The Wrecking Ball`. Talk Of The Town Productions, headed by Deano Wilson-Rouse is putting forth this petition to get as many names as possible to take to council chambers on January 6th 2009.We are hoping that council can intervene and keep that majestic old building as an art centre with space that could benefit many creative groups. We ask for your signature as support for a wonderful historic building and for the arts themselves. Thank you.

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January 28, 2009

The bureaucratic suits on the town council are still hiding behind their desks while our history is being lined up for the wrecking ball. I am sick of the silence from their offices and we are going to force them to look us in the eye when we show up with these names.

Reached 100 supporters

January 28, 2009

6 Comments

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Sarah Reed
17 years ago Featured

PLEASE DONT TEAR IT DOWN. Paris would lose so much character honestly.

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Linda Grant
17 years ago Featured

My kids had their first dance recital there. Lots of memories in those walls please save it.

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Mike Hayes
17 years ago Featured

Been here 40 years. That town hall needs to stay exactly where it is.

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Brenda Rahman
17 years ago Featured

This building is part of our history. Once it is gone we can never get it back. Keep it for the town.

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Jason Hughes
17 years ago Featured

Total waste of money to demo such a solid structure. Fix it up!

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Gary Nguyen
17 years ago Featured

Turn it into an art center? That is a great idea. Beats a parking lot any day.

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