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one windmill? The university and its partners for the last 10 years have purposely ... I write in response to the letter (“The Politics of Religion,” April 27) by Mr. Carl Scheiman of Walpole. In his letter he espouses that “religion always opposes democracy.” I find that very baffling, to say the least. I know of no religion ...
Dots That Don’t Connect Barbara Mogel Sun, 05/09/2021 - 6:45pm The dots don’t connect for the Habitat for Humanity project on Talbot Ave., Rockland. We ask for transparency on the HfH contracts with the Knox County Homeless Coalition, meaning disclosure of the $.5 million MHA grant and funding source. We need to know how this project was celebrated as if a “done deal” by the state in 2018, and we need to know who in the city approved this then, because there may be elected officials who should recuse themselves from voting on this project now. Rockland tax records say HfH...
Sarah Thompson Talbot Avenue property for proposed Habitat for Humanity subdivision. Talbot Avenue property for proposed Habitat for Humanity subdivision. Summer and Lincoln streets. (File photo by Sarah Thompson) A closeup of Rockland’s zoning map. Rockland Harbor on the right. AA zone. Dodge Mountain. Darker mocha colored A zone between Cedar and Maverick streets, as well as Melrose Circle. ROCKLAND – As Rockland’s detached accessory apartment ordinance reverts back to First Reading and a proposed subdivision on Talbot Avenue returns before the Planning Board, the City of Rockland co...
Rockland City Council should not continue to push minimalist fad of tiny houses Beverly Cowan Are we going to maintain our wonderful community or develop it into a tiny house consortium with a city full of accessory dwellings? The Rockland City Council just passed the first stage on this road to ruin for the city of Rockland. Our home was built in 1853 and owned by General Davis Tillson giving it a place on the historic register. Habit for Humanity’s proposed development plan for 10 acres at 165 Talbot Ave is worse than I could possibly imagine. The proposed 16 homes, eight whi...