Letter: Vote for Bernard

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To the Editor:

The momentum and excitement in the Northern Berkshires, specifically North Adams, is presently at an all-time high. Not only are people discovering the hidden gem that North Adams is, but they are moving and investing here.

Over the last couple of years, we have witnessed some exciting new developments that have brought businesses, jobs and new life to the city. The best part is there is, so much more to come. With that being said, I ask the residents of North Adams to support Mayor Thomas Bernard as he runs for his second term in office. Mayor Bernard has been a champion for all of the new growth and forward moving developments that are under way in North Adams.

I have had the pleasure to engage with him on some recent projects for North Adams and the support and excitement he brings to the table is impressive. Let's keep North Adams moving in the right direction. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, vote Thomas Bernard for mayor of North Adams.

David Moresi
Williamstown, Mass.

Moresi is real estate developer who owns a number of commercial and residential buildings in North Adams. 

 

 


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Carter Mungin scored 17 points, and Tayvon Sandifer and Deonte Sandifer each had a double-double in the title game win.
 
The Misfits qualified for the league playoffs as the No. 4 seed and knocked off the regular season's top squad to reach the title game.
 
The Saboteurs also qualified as the four seed for the tournament in the B Division. They went on to win the championship behind 20 points from Sam Larabee in the final game.
 
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