Anne Rheault

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Supported a comment by Latonia Anderson on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment 1 year, 7 months ago
Latonia Anderson
Agreed or cameras at every entrance. Inside and out.
Supported a comment by Leslie W on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment 1 year, 7 months ago
Leslie W
There needs to be an Anonymous tip line in the even t there are illegal activity going on within the development. Residents must feel safe
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment 1 year, 7 months ago
It was never All White ! We did a few people of color in here . and they got a long with everyone .
Commented on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment 1 year, 7 months ago
I went to nursery school in Old Harbor in 1964 before going to John Boyle OReily school .. I remember my grandfather started a mens group , where guys would gather watched a ball game and have cocktail or play cards . There was always something to do here
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment 1 year, 7 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Erin, the original Old Harbor Village had everything for children. Playgrounds, basketball courts, building basements had playrooms, lavatories, cooking classes (some of the old stoves are still in the basements), coin washers and areas to hang clothes in the basements as well. The home economics rooms were popular during WW2 teaching girls how to cook. Boy scout meeting rooms, and basement rooms for arts and crafts. All of this was left to rot as years went by. Drugs, crime and the type of element you'll hopefully not see again as a 3000 tenement monstrosity is built on acreage where and existing 1,027 units are currently built. Sad!
Supported a comment by Dan Cogliano on Mary Ellen McCormack Redevelopment 1 year, 7 months ago
Dan Cogliano
Your going to be offered a lot; child care, work training, classes, and the list goes on........they might be in operation the day the project opens....but you can rest assure with lack of training, budget cuts, government funding these extras will fall by the way side, In five years the project will look like plywood ranch. The 80,000 sq ft of retail space you all will be in constant competition with hundreds of people from outside the project. Competing for parking spaces from people outside the community that want to shop there is going to cause havoc.
The streets will always have traffic and the stores will always be overcrowded.. You won't be able to say "this is just for us".....there will be hoards of taxis cabs bringing people home from the project's supermarket,as well as, taking people home from outside the facility. All of this will cause quite a bit of congestion and exhaust. The project will be anything but quiet!! There pushing diversity down your throats.......Mary Ellen McCormick was all white till 1984, I remember the day when you sleep with the door unlocked. That's all I'll say about that!! SAD