Letters
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Letter: Tom Bernard for North Adams Mayor
Tom Bernard, the mayor of North Adams, shows up. Everywhere. And he would do more if only there were more hours in a day.
Letter: Cities Not Looking for 'Holiday' Trees
The cities of N Adams and Pittsfield are NOT looking for Holiday trees. They ARE looking for Christmas trees.
Letter: Resources Available to Stop Vaping
Vaping by youth has become what the U.S. Surgeon General calls an epidemic and many people are working to find solutions. I'm asked frequently what can be done to turn the tide, and now new resources are available to educate youth and help those who want to quit vaping.
Letter: To the Voters of North Adams
I want to thank everyone who lent me their signature, their support, or even just an encouraging word along the way.
Letter: Sweeney for North Adams City Council
I feel a sense of obligation and duty to bring a unique voice to the City Council chambers. I represent a younger demographic, which my work throughout North Adams and the surrounding towns has led me to connect and work with closely.
Letter: Letter to the Mount Greylock School Committee
I'm writing to you in support of the work of your Phase 2 Subcommittee and its recommendation to install a turf field at Mount Greylock's campus.
Letter: Melissa Mazzeo for Mayor
She is an educated, intelligent woman, who researches issues before speaking about them.
Letter: Supermarket Package License Would Affect Small Business
I support a new business opening in Adams and believe that it would generate much-needed business and revenue for the town. What I do not support is the request from the Adam's supermarket chain to carry beer and wine.
Letter: Why We Should Not Name Holidays After Real People
It is a foresight few were willing to make, and frankly was too controversial for publication not so much for its criticism of Washington, but for the criticism of Dr. King. Perhaps this is too self-congratulatory, but it amazes me how my once seemingly controversial statements, over the course of time, come back as indubitable truth.
Letter: Another look at Williamstown Warrant Article 33
In my opinion, it is better for the Planning Board to reach for reasonable goals and build on successes rather than overshoot and achieve nothing. Let's get this right, with broad community support, and move forward.
Letter: 2019 Zoning Articles Are a Step Forward for Williamstown's Future
The present bylaw amendments are modest, commonsense proposals that represent the smallest impactful change voters seem likely to embrace at this time.
