Town Election on-line forum

September 22, 2008 on 8:30 pm | In News | No Comments

Check out the brand new blog that has been started to discuss Town issues leading up to the election of a new Council on October 18th. www.electionmahonebay.blogspot.com Candidates and anyone interested will be able to post comments and ask questions of the candidates.

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S.O.S. sign taken down

September 22, 2008 on 3:47 pm | In News | No Comments

The large Save Our Soccer Field sign was taken down last week. For the past year the 8′ x 4′ sign has stood to the side of the field and garnered a great deal of publicity for the field and woods. Keith Mcdonald, who was largely responsible for making the sign and putting it up, [...]

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Background Information

September 3, 2008 on 11:23 am | In Background Information, Questions | No Comments

We maintain an e-archive of documents outlining the background issues surrounding the Old School Lands and our efforts to save them. The archive includes Council minutes, PAC minutes, land use by laws, the S.O.S. sign, the Kinburn Development and the UARB Hearing.
visit http://www.promagica.com/

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Youden asked for new proposal!

July 7, 2008 on 11:19 am | In July 5 2007 meeting, Uncategorized | No Comments

Town Council was presented on June 3rd with 300 letters with the following requests: no sale or development of the Old School Lands without a decision by the electorate, full disclosure for any potential development of all costs and benefits for town and taxpayers, and community participation in planning for any future development. The Mayor [...]

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Petition still going strong!

March 25, 2008 on 10:26 pm | In Uncategorized | No Comments

We have gathered 270 signatures from Mahone Bay residents and taxpayers, which is pretty impressive! There’s a paper copy of this petition to sign at the Biscuit Eater coffee shop down town.
Please read the comments made on the on-line petition to the right of this page to find out what people really think.

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Clear-headed advice from a Planner

October 18, 2007 on 6:21 pm | In More Letters | No Comments

We think everyone should read it this important letter of concern:
Wanda Baxter, Planner, and Environmental Designer
Northwest, Lunenburg County
October 10, 2007
To the attention of Mayor C. Joe Feeney, and the Town Council of Mahone Bay:
I am writing to voice concern about the proposed sale of the publicly owned old school lands for the purpose of building [...]

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Bulletin:10 October

October 18, 2007 on 6:06 pm | In Letters to the Editor | No Comments

Letter to Editor
“We invite you to share the beauty” is a uniquely warm welcome to Mahone Bay. The powers that be today in that gorgeous town should have that same attitude, not one of “spend your money here on our Main Street and love and support us financially, but do NOT speak your ideas at [...]

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250 signatures say “Freeze the Youden Development!”

October 18, 2007 on 5:52 pm | In Presentations, Uncategorized | No Comments

On October 9th, Penny Carver made a presentation to Council on the current status of the online petition and recent door-to-door canvassing. Results show approximately 250 names of Town citizens and tax-payers who want a freeze on the Youden development (190 hard-copy signatures plus approximately 60 Town names online). The names represent a wide range [...]

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Paper Trail: Archives

August 14, 2007 on 9:42 am | In Background Information | No Comments

If you’d like to read the actual Youden Proposal or Council Records,we have assembled an archive of documents at this web-site http://www.promagica.com/

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Response to our 97 questions

July 30, 2007 on 11:37 pm | In Questions | No Comments

We have received a reply from the Town’s CAO, Jim Wentzell, with “broad answers” to our 97 questions.

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