Letters
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Letter: Vote No on Article 13 at Dalton Town Meeting
On May 5, the voters of the Town of Dalton will be asked to vote on 31 Articles at the annual Town Meeting. I encourage all voters attending to vote "No" on Article 13.
Letter: Sometimes It Is Best Not to Tinker With Tradition
Many townsfolk continue to ask where the Select Board finds authority to champion any cause not strictly related to Williamstown municipal issues.
Letter: Working for You, Keeping Promises
am looking forward to again getting your valued support for a three-year term so I can continue serving the people of Dalton.
Letter: What's Happening With Dalton's Finances?
Attend the annual town meeting on May 5 at 7 p.m. at the Wahconah Regional High School and VOTE.
Letter: Williamstown Dealing in Toxic Sludge to Save Money? Madness
While Williamstown builds a $20 million fire station, Bob Menicocci and the Finance Committee expect us to be up in arms about $500,000 to deal with a very real environmental problem in a responsible fashion — toxic sludge.
Letter: Say No to Constitution Pipeline
Rather than call for investing in pipeline construction, Trump should rescind his decision to halt offshore wind development that would mitigate winter price spikes and deliver much-needed energy in winters to come.
Letter: Threats to Immigrants
Even if the "suspect" presented evidence of free status, they could see their papers ripped up and be sent into slavery.
Letter: Reflecting on North Adams' Resolution to Be a Sanctuary City
I commend the North Adams City Council for passing the resolution declaring our city a Sanctuary City for transgender and gender-diverse people.
Letter: Pittsfield's Potholes Are a Joke — But the Punchline Is Us
Year after year, the same lazy patch jobs fall apart, using the same materials and the same contractors who benefit from doing it wrong. The city shrugs, blames the weather, and cuts another check. Rinse, repeat.
Letter: Black History Month Deserves to Be Celebrated Every Day
I believe that no matter who you are, where you are, and what you believe in, we the people have an obligation to celebrate the beauty of the people and cultures around us.
Letter: fire station damage
Wind damage to new fire station construction reported about five days late? Hello?
Letter: Black History Month Op-Ed
While some think that Black History Month is a time to learn about racism and slavery, in reality it is much more: It is a time to recognize the contributions of Black and brown people to our society.
Letter: Richmond Has Options to Reduce Building Density
How would you feel if your neighbor built a 900 square foot secondary house next to you on a lot that was zoned for one house?
Letter: Hope for Democracy to Prevail Amid 'Chaos and Destruction'
Sadly, in 2024 America suffered from all the requisite pre-existing conditions — personal isolation, alienation, gross income inequality, fear of change, prejudice and despair — for succumbing to "folie."
