#Simon says taunton ma full

She met Christopher Ghilarducci, the love of her life, in 1966.

After graduating from Massachusetts College of Art, Marge became an art teacher and shared her skill and passion for art with hundreds of budding artists. She was the youngest of three daughters of Harry and Mollie Weinstein. Marjorie Weinstein was born in Dorchester, MA. Her husband and soulmate, Cris, was by her side, and an adoring circle of family, friends and caregivers kept in close touch with each other throughout. We need to watch what is being done to us locally, because it is clear that they will keep trying to impose these inappropriate projects on the neighborhoods of Plymouth.Marjorie Ghilarducci Our beloved Marjorie “Marge” Ghilarducci died peacefully on Thursday, January 6, 2022.

Richard Nixon’s Attorney General John Mitchell once famously said: “Watch what we do, not what we say.” We did and it led to the removal of a president. The only truly “green” thing that they generate is money for ConEdison, Keith Mann, Simon Thomas and their investors. The four 493-foot turbines that I see from my home every day are supported by federal and state tax credits or subsidies and provide no benefit to Plymouth and contribute very little to the energy needs of Massachusetts. Solar arrays and wind turbines are commercial and industrial projects that impact Plymouth residents and taxpayers. Salerno pointed out that these “green” projects are commercial uses of the property and that if the “experts” left the room, ordinary Plymouth residents (who do not have a financial stake in the project) would agree with that assessment. Simon Thomas was once again playing “Simon Says” before a Plymouth town board and advocating that ConEdison’s and his own business interests are more important than the right of Plymouth residents to the quiet enjoyment of their property. I was most heartened to read Committee Vice Chairman Harry Salerno’s wise assessment that “people buy their homes expecting to be surrounded by other homes” and that “we have to balance what’s fair to all the taxpayers.” Salerno went on to say that people who “bought a home in a residential area did not expect to be surrounded by a solar farm or wind farm.” How refreshing is that! They seem to understand what is being done to rural residential neighborhoods in Plymouth. Betsy Hall, great credit for standing up for all Plymouth residents and seeing the “green” boondoggle for what it is.

#Simon says taunton ma full

The full impact of these “green” projects on residents must be evaluated before they are approved and I give Finance Committee members Betty Cavacco and Sheila Sheridan, as well as Town Meeting member Rep. I now have at least a little bit of hope for the residents of Plymouth.

25, 2017, article on the Plymouth Advisory and Finance Committee’s overwhelming rejection of a plan to allow 15 acres of open space near a residential area to be used for a solar array.