The contest for the hearts of Democrats is being conducted in Cafe Perspectivo, with Jess the barista loyal to Bernie Sanders, while Lulu and Hershey remain faithful to Hillary Clinton.
In his letter to the editor, Chris Blair of Monterey writes: The new treeless Main Street in Great Barrington, with its pole-punctuated, sodium-pink illumination, is like some Gregory Crewdson image of a dystopian moment.
After Wednesday's Republican candidates debate, the alien overlords controlling The Donald are confident they can secure the conquest of earth, if only they could overcome one obstacle.
The alien leaders on Komo-Vur are gloating over what they perceive to be the success of their robot, Donald Trump, in the GOP presidential candidates debate on Wednesday night.
In her letter to the editor, Sally Underwood-Miller of Stockbridge writes: "Clearly, residents wanted change. Their voices were clear. To have to revisit this election is painful enough."
In his letter, Jack Spencer writes: “What Stockbridge needs now are stability and a focus on the present, with an eye to the future, not a rehashing of the past.”
In his Letter to the Editor, Navin Shah thanks town boards for the approval of a special permit for Holiday Inn Express, and writes: "Businesses in the area may agree that an extended sidewalk would allow us all to have safer and easier access to other business neighbors."
In his letter to the editor, Terry Flynn of Stockbridge writes: "If the Fire Chief becomes a selectman, every decision regarding the Fire Department, including the placement of articles on the annual warrant, and the reappointment of the Chief, will be made by two people, not three."
In the catalogue of employees at Lulu and Hershey's coffeeshop none is more renowned than Michelangelo Buonarotti, the latte foam art champion -- and this is the real Michelangelo.
The Who's Who of Lulu 'n' Hershey and the crew of Cafe Perspectivo continued; Meet Jared Edison, the hipster head barista, and the eco-patisserie pastry chef jean-Michel.
