Viewpoints

In her letter to the editor, Janet Pumphrey of Lenox writes: “Andrea [Harrington] has the perfect background, training and intelligence to excel at the job of legislating.

Our future filled with enhanced services at affordable rates while maintaining our independence is in our hands now.

In her letter to the editor, Renee Harvitt writes: "Wouldn’t it be safer to put up solar panels on the site?"

Vira Vira unveils her campaign slogan.

In the latest Lulu 'n' Hershey, Doktor Herschlich and Lulu are confounded by the attitude of their new patient, Donny.

In her letter to the editor, Sharon Gregory of Great Barrington writes: "Let us spend NO additional public dollars until a formal proposal has been presented and approved by the DEP. Full remediation is critical to the community."

In his letter to the editor, state Senate candidate Rinaldo Del Gallo writes: "I have also filed citizens’ petitions for warrant articles to appear on annual town meetings to ban Styrofoam and single-use plastic bags in Lenox, Lee, Adams and Dalton."

Lulu and Herr Doktor Herschlich (Hershey) are examining a new client, Donny, to determine what causes his erratic behavior.

In his letter to the editor, Fred Clark of Housatonic writes: "Adam Hinds is the best equipped to continue the work that Senator Ben Downing and Representative Smitty Pignatelli have started because he has already been working on the issues of employment, health, addiction and other issues of concern to Berkshire County.

In today's Lulu 'n' Hershey, Herr Doktor Herschich (Hershey), pet psychologist, has a troublesome new patient.

Demonstrators I encountered at the Democratic National Convention were enraged at the Democratic Party and have been since long before this election season.

In her letter to the editor, Laurily Epstein of Great Barrington writes: “Wouldn’t it be wise to hit the brakes and get a few things really clear?” 

The latest dispatch from Lulu and Hershey about Donald Trump on the presidential campaign trail.

Despite the newspaper articles depicting the gentrification of the South Bronx, life in the projects and much of the surrounding streets is of a much different order.

Lulu and Hershey return to covering the presidential campaign for Dogs News Network (DNN). They find a demoralized -- some would say -- panicked Donald Trump coterie, as these three panels relate.

For the past week, Hershey has been revisiting his past as a rock star (see panels below)… but now it’s back to business in the coming week… as he and Lulu, correspondents for DNN (Dogs News Network) revisit the volatile American political scene.