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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Merry Christmas To All.





Hi.

I am very, very upset as are many, many people,  that the Christmas Tree Lighting is to be held at the MTM Community Center instead of at the Gazebo at Rt 196 this year. (2011) Personally I believe the Gazebo is at an ideal location. Visible from Rt 196, at all Seasons. Sure is beautiful, especially during the Christmas Season when covered with COLORED Lights. Evidently the Council changed them to Blue, last year. Was that a power play by our Council people?

AND also would it be because Ms Faye Brown is the Founder and Developer of the Original Green Thumb Gang was involved from day one of OUR GAZEBO and also the BEAUTIFUL GARDENS we have in our Town, and that she is not a fan at all of the Council Members because, mainly, she tells it like it is and does not play the Political game? Could it be a vendetta?

The Memorial Plaque at this sight is also put together well, honoring the many Family's, Folks and Deceased Loved Ones who have contributed to the Success of the Gazebo.




Of course this my own personal feeling and opinion and mine only.
Thank You.
Pappy



Now did Faye Brown get this right when she presented this to Town Manager Stephen G. Eldridge or what? 


11/27/2011 9:40 am 

 Our so called town officials are also in the dark. I just can't believe what is happening lately in this community.
 How does moving the Christmas tree to School Street promote Merry Merry Main Street?  The Lisbon Christmas tree will be on display behind the MTM Center in clear view of whom?  

In years past, the Gazebo was beautifully decorated by the Green Thumb Gang and was a tribute to the Town of Lisbon. The Gazebo was viewed by people traveling along the Lewiston-Topsham corridor and those utilizing the Lisbon Connection.

   Now, this area will be dark as is the rest of Lisbon and demonstrates how our town officials are also in the dark.   Why is Mr.Cunningham making changes to a Lisbon tradition?  He is not even an elected official. Do the citizens have a any say in these matters anymore? Did I miss a survey someplace where people were asked?

 Merrily,
Mrs. Tugball

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