I proudly plan to vote for Bernie Sanders for president in next week’s primary on Tuesday, March 1st. He is the one candidate who refuses to play the billionaire game to buy the election.
In her letter to the editor, Carol Diehl of Housatonic, Mass., writes: "Bernie Sanders is generating the kind of excitement that wins national elections and brings about social change."
In her letter to the editor, Suzie Fowle writes: "The Town of Great Barrington just set a dangerous precedent: If a developer starts with an unreasonable, untenable proposal, he or she will be rewarded for scaling it back."
In his letter to the editor, Michael Ballon writes: "Voter turnout in primaries is traditionally low, but this year voters have something to be truly excited about."
In her letter to the editor, Tela Zasloff of Williamstown writes: "Her 24 years of experience in national and world politics have transformed Hillary into the one and only candidate who is presidential."
In her letter to the editor, Nan Wile writes: “Why not (better) develop infrastructure like high speed Internet that would bring competitive businesses to town?”
In his letter to the editor, Van Ellet of Williamstown writes: "This has been a real community effort in almost every sense of the word, and an example of what can happen when the community comes together."
In her letter to the editor, Sharon Gregory writes: "This recreational area is nearby town, linking walkable areas from Main Street to the Lake and incorporates a hiking trail in between. It is a unique feature."
In her letter to the editor, Michelle Loubert of Housatonic writers: "The Friends of the Library provide refreshments for library visitors offering a warm, inviting atmosphere, akin to visiting the home of a good friend."
In her letter to the editor, Tess Hutchinson writes: "I will tell you one thing, if you think pulling kids from Eagleton and sending them to their home states and home facilities would be 'keeping them safe,' you're sorely confused."
In his letter to the editor, state Rep. William “Smitty” Pignatelli writes: “In the best interest of my family and the district that I call home, it will be an honor for me to run for re-election to the House of Representatives.”
In his letter to the editor, Luke Pryjma writes: "Eagleton is a place where our society puts its trauma. We hope it is a place where that trauma can find peace and release gently. That is not always the case."
Even if you think “Jeb Can Fix It” or “Cruz to Victory” are cringe-worthy, they are not as bad as “Return to Normalcy” or “Keep Cool and Keep Coolidge.”
