Find a better solution for middle school
I would like to address last weeks Letter to the Editor, asking Longmeadow residents to vote yes on Article 6. Contrary to the opinion of the MSBC, we are not trying to derail the process, we are trying to find a better solution and location for the proposed new combined middle school. Let me address each of their points.
Williams Street is best location for school
The town of Longmeadow, with its excellent public school system, has the immediate need of a new middle school as the current two, Glenbrook and Williams, are in deplorable and outdated condition and repeatedly need maintenance and costly repairs.
Concerned about combined middle school
I’m writing you to express my concern regarding combining Williams and Glenbrook Middle School at the Williams site. Williams street is an already heavily traveled street in Longmeadow and have grade F for safety which is worse grade street can have and if we double...Oh, I can dream about winning Powerball, can’t I?
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Vote yes on Article 6
At the Nov. 12 Town Meeting, Longmeadow’s progress toward building a much-needed middle school could be put in jeopardy by an article seeking to derail the work of the Middle School Building Committee (MSBC). Show your support for a new school by voting yes on Article 6.