Letter: Maybe the old Haines plan is better than the new one
When I served on the council, the state offered to sell Haines Park to the town for $1. As the town was maintaining the property, it was thought to be a good idea.
The sports groups got together …
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Letter: Maybe the old Haines plan is better than the new one
When I served on the council, the state offered to sell Haines Park to the town for $1. As the town was maintaining the property, it was thought to be a good idea.
The sports groups got together with Don Leighton, a former resident, who was a landscape architect, and he came up with a plan for athletic fields at Haines. The neighbors went crazy and put an end to anymore plans for Haines.
I assume that no one on Parks & Rec. remembers this incident, and is unaware that somewhere in some file are those plans.
Mike Seward should be aware of this as he was appointed to Parks & Rec., when I was on the council.
Maybe the "old" plans are better than the "new."
Mary Alyce Gasbarro
Barrington