To the many residents, supporters, advocates, farmers, families, friends, people who donated, people who stood in the rain and snow, people who put up signs, people who contacted their local representatives, people who contacted land preservation groups, people who spent hours of time reading and doing research, people who wrote letters, people who created documents, people who wrote blog posts, people who made podcasts, people who had uncomfortable conversations with neighbors, people who took the time to truly understand what was at stake.....THANK YOU!
Your efforts did not go unseen. Everyone's cumulative love and dedication to this cause and this town was heard near and far. But the fight for our town in not over. There is much to be done! We must come together and figure out how we can flourish and make this town what we all want and need.
Stay tuned for our future efforts, as the fire has been ignited inside of us. Your friends and neighbors,
Hardwick Villages for Responsible Growth
needed to be said, thank you all.
this was not a "bipartisan" outcome, this was a non-partisan, across the board decision and should carry its weight for a while.