Group Collecting Signatures for Restricting Dogs at BeachA citizens’ group headed by resident Gary Crosby has started the process of collecting 933 signatures to bring a proposed ban on dogs at the beach to a citywide vote in November.
Posted by Linda Hersey on 01/14 at 09:36 AM
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CommentsBy Just curious on 2009 06 03 Gary, I posed the question and made no reference to your business: By Gary on 2009 06 03 Just curious, I am not sure what you mean. By Just curious on 2009 06 03 Gary, reread the question. Kelly didn’t pose it and it makes no reference to your business. By Gary on 2009 06 03 Kelly, As ghost of Maine said we are not the same person, how ever I do like him/her. I don’t need an alias. It is interesting to me that you feel that the choice to hurt some people is through their business. I knew when I started this that there would be a few people like you out there and that was already calculated in. After all I am one of those dirty rotten self centered conservative capitalists. I will tell you that I still use one of the businesses that supports dogs on the beach even though we disagree on this ONE issue. The quality product he makes has nothing to do with dogs on the beach. There is always more to life than one issue. It’s to bad the dog owners that want to walk their dogs on Willard have to divide the city like this. If they would just share 50/50 this would not be an issue. By ghostofmainetoday on 2009 06 02 Believe me dude, It ain’t Gary. I am however, one of the “dirty dozen” (How many posts will that be used in from now on ?)I live amongst you and plot against you, I collected signatures, maybe even a member of so po’ dog. Sorry to leave ya twistin’ ... but I’m a ghost. By Just curious on 2009 06 02 Gary, just wondering why you entered some of your posts regarding this issue under the name of “Ghost of Maine Today”? By Kelly on 2009 01 18 One thing is the excessive limit of having dogs on leash in the winter is what makes me vote no. There is no need of that. if it is 50/50 then why can’t they play off leash in the winter? This rule asks for too much. By SPCitizen on 2009 01 18 KellyMartin, I do not live on Beach Street and actually I never go to Willard Beach. I do however walk on the Greenbelt and am constantly approached by dogs whose owners always say “Don’t worry, he’s just being friendly” I do not like dogs and do not like being accosted by them. How do the owners know for sure that the dog at that moment will not decide to take a bite out of my leg? The answer is—they don’t. Perhaps I will start a referendum to have dogs banned from the Greenbelt Walkway. Actually, my point is that there are numerous places in the area to walk your dog and I feel Willard Beach (or any beach) should not be one. By KellyMartin on 2009 01 18 Ghostofmainetoday, SPCitizen, Jaywalker and Gary, surely you must realize that politics go beyond just “what does dog stuff have to do with my business”? You are trying to take away something from me I enjoy every day, walking my dog on Willard Beach. I will take away something you enjoy, Money. That’s how it works. If you think your business and your character are separate from one another you are surely missing the point. When a business owner puts forth good efforts toward the community I frequent that business. You and your colleagues are not being community friendly, just taking away something many people enjoy that is part of many local communities, so I will behave in kind. It’s Karma after all, isn’t it? And Ghost- I have no doubt you have already signed the petition to put that disgrace of a referendum on a ballot. Please, we all know who writes these comments, now don’t we? And do you all live on Beach St? In the same house? It all sounds like the same rhetoric to me. By Kevin on 2009 01 17 Hi, where do I go to sign the referendum ? Older Comments
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