In her letter to the editor Carol Diehl of Housatonic writes: "We should be at the forefront of affordable housing design, engaged in formulating models for other towns to follow."
In her letter to the editor, Rachel Branch of North Adams writes: "Attorney Harrington has no illusions about those of us living on only Social Security and the compounded effect the loss of cost of living increases created, and the wall of impoverishment many seniors face."
In his letter to the editor, Steve McAlister writes: “A major intention of the affordable housing law is to avoid concentrating the residents of such housing on the worst available sites.”
In his letter to the editor about current and future school enrollments, retired educator Jack Spencer of Stockbridge explains: “This letter says, ‘just the numbers’.”
In her letter to the editor, Nan Wile of Great Barrington writes: “I believe that we absolutely must persevere to create housing, and make it happen soon. At the same time we must preserve the small family neighborhoods of our village.”
Trump is a con man, narcissist, compulsive liar, and gifted media manipulator, but what’s most dangerous is that he is a red-faced, raging authoritarian who has contempt for civil liberties.
Principles, reason, and policies don’t stand a chance against snappy character assassination, juicy alliteration, and fear mongering. What will the American public do?
In his letter to the editor, Tim Geller, executive director of the Community Development Corporation of South Berkshire, writes: "The 100 Bridge site is singled out in the Town Master Plan for precisely the kind of development proposed."
In a letter to the editor, members of the Green Tea Party write: “Our goal is to get the voters on their feet, to understand the way decisions get made, to play watchdog and increase the conversation.”
With a message from the alien overlord from the Planet Komovur, Dogs' News Network (DNN) correspondents Lulu and Hershey continue their coverage of the presidential primary season, as the Democratic National Convention gets under way in Philadelphia.
