Letters
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Letter: April Is National Volunteer Month
We're taught from a very young age that we will feel good if we help others. It's true, volunteering gives us a sense of meaning, of purpose.
Letter: Bilal for Williamstown Select Board
He has deep roots in this town: his ancestors lived and worked here. He is committed to an approach based in kindness and inclusion. He is the candidate who can and will help us reach a new, inclusive and more equitable chapter in our town's history.
Letter: This Issue Is Not Biking, It Is Springside
What the PR pundits tell us is not the real story, it is a Trojan horse for the invasion of the park, and once lost it can not be regained.
Letter: Proposed Zoning Changes in Williamstown
If we as a community believe that creating low to moderate-income housing in rural parts of Williamstown is a priority, that conversation should not be rushed. We should precisely study and research the best way to do this that will minimize environmental impact and increase the likelihood of success.
Letter: Williamstown Needs to Change to Diversify Housing
To diversify our community, we can hold our breath for several more decades, waiting for society to change, or we can act to change our housing stock today.
Williams College President Thanks Berkshires Healthcare Heroes
Today, the college is once again bustling with students, faculty and staff, learning, living and working on campus. Throughout the Berkshires, communities are starting to emerge and look to the future again.
Letter: Williamstown Planning Board Should Consider Social, Economic, Environmental Impacts
I know we want to believe that relaxing these zoning regulations will increase access to reasonably priced homes, but it's very unlikely to happen.
Letter: Comment to Ken Swiatek's Letter on Zoning Proposal
Opportunity for questioning and public comment BEFORE an idea or expensive new hire is officially put forth for a vote seems to have taken a back seat in town decision-making.
Letter: Williamstown Planning Board Proposals
Has the elected Williamstown Planning Board amassed ANY data before making its radical town meeting proposals?
Letter: February is American Heart Health Month
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Letter: Why Rush Williamstown's Proposed Zoning Changes?
I am writing to express my concern about the rushed way that the Williamstown Planning Board is proposing to rewrite the town's zoning code.
Letter: Zoning Changes in Williamstown Not Minor
The present proposals, as submitted, do not advance affordable housing in our town. In fact, they create real losses/costs especially for our rural RR2 zone. I submit that your proposals are a very big deal and need some big-deal time for thorough review and analysis before they are ready for "prime time."
Letter: Williamstown Shouldn't Rush Zoning Changes
The process is rushing to put these changes in the next warrant articles, to be voted on in the next town meeting. This is unfair to town residents, who need more time to learn about and consider these proposed changes — few residents are even aware of their existence.
Letter: Religious Liberty and Christian Nationalism
So let us all encourage our friends, family, and congregations of any and all religions to be very aware, and continue to speak up and speak out on this rising threat to religious liberty.
Letter: Support Voting Rights on MLK Jr. Day
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s family has requested that there be "no celebration" on the upcoming weekend in his honor until the federal voting rights legislation is enacted.
