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Vote NO to Winner's Chapel International near Crofton, MD

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Bob Brown
11 years ago

NO to the building of Winner's Chapel International near Crofton, MD. There is no benefit to the community. Traffic on Rt 450 and the area is already bad. Adding more traffic is absurd.

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Leroy Anderson
11 years ago

We vote No.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

NO. Please, no. This would ruin the wonderful Crofton.

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Christa Carpenter
11 years ago

Nooooooo way!!!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Please not here there are much better places.

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Dara Keyes
11 years ago

I vote NO

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George Nusser
11 years ago

Hell No! Here's an idea, vote out any local politicians that allow these mega churches come here to Crofton. They offer nothing to the community, but, traffic and more tax burden for Crofton.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

No!!!!!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

NO to the building of Winner's Chapel International near Crofton, MD

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Charlene Carino
11 years ago

NO!

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David Hart
11 years ago

Vote NO!

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Lisa Houser
11 years ago

NO! Traffic and business construction is congested enough around here already. No more. They KNOWINGLY purchased that un-developable piece of land. Did they think that over time people "would forget" and then they could build whatever they wanted?? Wrong is wrong - it's not a matter of timing. It's just wrong.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I vote NO to the building of Winner's Chapel in Crofton, MD. Traffic is already terrible in that area.

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Sharon Berg
11 years ago

NO. JUST NO.

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Melissa
11 years ago

NO!!

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Ray Evans
11 years ago

Doesn't benefit the community or the county. And if those idiots want to give their hard earn money to a bunch of crooks they can do it in there backyard!

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Josephine turner
11 years ago

No don't want to see s mega church in Crofton

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m smith
11 years ago

They should simply use the national cathedral.

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Lynn Rambo
11 years ago

No to Winners Chapel.

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David Peters
11 years ago

County zoning laws are obviously the problem. Even though the side of Rt 450 that the church will be built on is a former farm, and is rural in character, it's zoned residential. My question is how could a church of this size (900+ seat sanctuary, and 64,000 square feet+ building)be considered "residential"??