Although Giuliani has yet to be officially disbarred, his complete lack of professional integrity has resulted in his law license being suspended indefinitely, and it appears that actual disbarment is now right around the corner. It’s pathetic.
We enthusiastically support Kathleen Keresey, the incumbent candidate who demonstrates a professional demeanor and who wants to keep this tradition of uniqueness alive in our town while being fair to all parties in the process.
We need someone on the Select Board who will ensure that bylaws apply to all, someone who governs fairly without favoritism and understands that the enjoyment of art and culture should not disrupt the livelihood of anyone in their homes and businesses.
I aspire to an even more productive and innovative second term: helping to realize the visions of our new Master Plan, exploring available grant opportunities, and further improving town services.
A vote for Kathleen Keresey is a vote for positive and thoughtful leadership at a time when it is so critical to the well-being of our town and its residents.
Even before they can eat, it has been found that babies are feeding on microplastics. In 2021, researchers found microplastics in human placentas and even in meconium (baby’s poop).
There is a special Select Board election coming up on July 17 in West Stockbridge providing voters with a stark choice between a respected incumbent who strives to do right by our town in a manner well-befitting a true public servant, and a disgruntled, resentful challenger who displays a sense of entitlement and employs the coarse tactics of a bully in pursuit of his ends.
As always, the city engages my modest powers of seeing and noticing. During the last week or so, I have been trying to look more closely at the people I encounter on my walks, from the window of a bus, and while sitting in various parks.
Following their rollback of Roe, Supreme Court justices complained that they were being heckled and harassed by protesters outside of their residences—and then they promptly requested government-provided security to keep them safe in their homes.
I was wondering about a different downward motion. There has been a paradigmatic shift in political speech-making: folks calling one another stuff I can’t repeat here.
Government actions, monetary policies, and fiscal spending all coalesce with the law of economics and lend clarity as to why housing has become such a highly valued tangible asset—most notably since 1971.
