Senator Timilty and Representatives Garlick and Winslow wrote a joint letter yesterday to DCAM, asking that DCAM withdraw its request to the Army Corps to do work in and near the river, and rather to explore the solution the town has sought. A copy of their letter can be accessed via this link
Click to access 20110928-garlick-timilty-winslow-lt-dcam.pdf
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