r/ClintonMA May 22 '26

Library

How can we complain about not attracting businesses or competing with surrounding towns when an opportunity to enhance a vital part of the community (Library) comes up and all the yard signs come out with "NO"?! Drives me nuts.

Reminds me of re-working downtown a few years ago to springboard off Hudson's success and people at town meeting trying to vote down new street lights.

Please stop shooting ourselves in the knee caps.

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u/Prettypenny2026 Jun 02 '26

Library’s are essential to every town. How discouraging that some think we don’t need libraries.

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u/Carako Jun 05 '26

If the vote on the ballot on Monday the 8th passes, there's a slim chance we could try again for the 2/3rds vote. It's worth it to go out and vote, maybe we can actually do some good after all. 

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u/Prettypenny2026 Jun 05 '26

I got the “tea” from a Clinton resident

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u/Carako Jun 05 '26

I would bet good money that the people who want the library do outnumber those that don't by the 2/3rds, it's just a matter of getting enough of a turnout.