Should towns be more strict about fireworks?

Yes, I do think they should be more strict. My parents live on Elm Street and they are kept awake most nights. People have to work the next day; it's not respectful. There has to be some rules about lighting them off in close proximity to homes.

Jackie Rice
Norway

I think with the law, yes. They need to have more restrictions on who can buy them. In general, for towns, I think as long as they have restrictions and people abide by them, fireworks are okay.

Jasinda Mills
Oxford

They go off around three in the morning sometimes on Greenleaf Avenue. It'd be nice if they didn't do it. Holidays is one thing, but during the week is another.

Sandy Olbrias
Norway

Yes. They should. They go off all night. They get us out of bed at one or two in the morning. I don't see the law being followed. Towns don't enforce it enough.

Paul Olbrias
Norway

I don't see anything wrong with fireworks. It's the people that use them that's the problem.

Joel Martin
Waterford

No way. I think they are doing a great job. I think fireworks are beautiful and fun entertainment. It's the families' responsibility to keep it safe.

Tammy Hoy
Norway

Absolutely. I'd say 10 p.m. on weekends, 9 p.m. on weekdays.

Tom Hoy
Norway

I say no. It took us forever to get it legal. People just need to be more responsible. They gotta get it out of their system for the first year.

Mark Barry
Buckfield

No. I think whatever they are doing now is okay. If people are stupid enough to get hurt, it's their fault.

Ron Lesnikoski
Connecticut

Give it a year; see how it goes. It's new. In town, though, I think it [the curfew] should be 10 p.m. during the week, and on the weekends it should be 11 p.m. I think it's going to die down.

Mike West
Paris