In his letter to the editor, David Harris writes: "I hope our fair-minded citizens will let Gov. Baker know we find unacceptable... his refusal to offer refuge.
In his comment, Dave Carpenter, director of administration for Mahida Family Hospitality Interests, writes; "We have provided to the town supporting details of tax revenues in order to validate the numbers."
In his open letter to the Great Barrington Selectboard, Marc Fasteau writes: "Despite assurances to the contrary from the developer, the project is not viable as a high-end hotel."
In her letter to the substance that has damaged her life, Jennifer writes: "Stay away! I don't need you anymore! I want my life back! Please do not look for me in my darkest part of my soul!"
It was a simple mistake, a clerical error that is easily corrected, but not so simply resolved. Did anyone take the time to research and identify what went wrong?
In his letter to the editor, former Stockbridge Police Chief Rick Wilcox writes: "Stockbridge voters should take comfort from the knowledge that the genesis of the 1839 Town House, now the rear portion of the current Town Hall, was created out of a much more acrimonious environment."
Leaving Hershey out of a recording session with the ensemble from the Cafe Perspectivo has consequences, as Lulu, Jared and Jessa are about to discover.
In his letter to the editor, Nick Stanton writes: "The transcripts, especially [Planning Board member] Mr. Musgrove's words ... make it abundantly clear that our singular understanding of the intent of the bylaw at that time was to facilitate the preservation of historic structures."
