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To make a reasoned decision about the rec center, we need a better idea of what other upcoming city projects will demand tax hikes.
A rec center would give children a safe space to learn more about themselves, become comfortable in their own skin, and begin to realize their potential.
Historic restoration preserves the beauty of centuries-old homes, and it’s well worth the labor required to do it right.
Opponents of the rec center proposal believe the current plan poses financial concerns, and doesn’t adequately meet community needs.
Pick-up softball games at Perkins Playground are the best way to relive your childhood.
Voting Yes on the rec center proposal would give Recreation & Youth Services a much-needed permanent home, at reasonable cost.
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