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“Visionary Project..... My pet project, dream scenario,” said candidate Brian Neilson, “is what I have been working on for the last three or four years with several other community members, something called Sackville Schools 2020.”
Neilson said this “visionary project” would, among other things, create a performing space that could be used by students as well as local theatre groups and music festivals as well as a community kitchen where people could come together.
“It is an opportunity for students,” Neilson said, “to fall in love with this community, so that people stay in this community and then are drawn to this community because of its innovative education.”
He added that as more people are attracted to Sackville, they create a tax base to support the hospital and care for the elderly.
“It’s a question of whether we want to grow and take a stand,” Neilson said, “or just keep our head in the sand and hope no one bugs us too much.”
[Looks like reactionary Brian found his audience for performance theatre after all this time]
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Sackville town council candidates discuss their dreams and pet projects |
My pet project is a little different .. something for the youth.. to get them outside playing with their friends and making new friends.. without any meddling commies in their faces.
Perhaps the new skatepark project will eventually be incorporated into the new "Exit 506 Village" plans? Best to locate the youth safely far enough away from the communists at Mount Allison University as possible.. read more here:
[thanks Bruce Wark for your excellent coverage]
