Letters
<POST LETTER>Letter: Experience Matters in District Attorney
Career public servants put the community's well-being before their personal ambitions and spend their time protecting others; they become experts in their field, tireless in commitment and devoted for decades.
Letter: Question 1 Will Hurt Small Hospitals
If Question 1 passed it would enforce rigid staffing ratios that are not geared towards patients' needs. Every patient is different, so we base decisions on acuity and collaboration rather than strict numbers.
Letter: Moran Right for Register of Deeds
I am writing to voice my opinion and support for Debbie Moran as register of deeds in Adams.
Letter: Donate Your Empty Deposit Bottles & Cans
Here is another way to show your support for the Elizabeth Freeman Center: Take and donate your deposit bottles and cans to the Northern Berkshire Container Redemption Center.
Letter: Mayor Should Demand Mass MoCA Restore Children's Work
I am so upset at what Mass Moca did to the beautiful work that the children did on the bridge pedestals. How dare they cover it over, it broke those children's hearts and upset a lot of people.
Guest Column: The Explosion of Vaping and Youth Use
These are ample reasons to be concerned about youth vaping. Most importantly, nicotine is a highly addictive substance and young people are uniquely at risk for long-term long-lasting effects of exposing their developing brains to nicotine.
Letter: Judith Knight Best Fit for District Attorney
Ms. Knight, during her 30-plus years as an attorney, has served as an assistant DA and a public defender/defense attorney demonstrating her knowledge of the Massachusetts court and legal system. Her proven enterprise management and certified mediation skills will also prove invaluable.
Letter: Alcombright Endorses Caccaviello for District Attorney
As a former mayor of the City of North Adams and on Sept. 4, I will be voting for Paul Caccaviello for district attorney.
Letter: Farley-Bouvier Endorses Galvin for Secretary of State
This is not a job to be undertaken lightly. Before he even ran for secretary of state, Bill Galvin was an exceptionally qualified and capable elections attorney. Today he oversees our entire elections system and given the current very real threat of election hacking, I wouldn't have it any other way.
Letter: Response to Indigenous People's Day Lawsuit Article
Indeed, I filed a lawsuit in Berkshire Superior Court (Civil Action 1876CV00187), however, my lawsuit was not over Indigenous Peoples Day, but over Columbus Day.
Letter: City Needs to Support Local Artwork
Over the past year, I have joined a number of North Adams residents in an effort to restore the schoolchildren's paintings of Berkshire County mill workers that were depicted on the cement pillars on Marshall Street in North Adams until workers from Mass MoCA illegally painted over the historic work.
Letter: Police Union Endorses Caccaviello for District Attorney
The IBPO Local 447 (Pittsfield Police Officers Union) and IBPO Local 447S (Pittsfield Police Superior Officers Union) formally endorse Paul Caccaviello for the office of Berkshire County district attorney.
Letter: Recent Article on BRTA Cuts
So much money from Berkshire County goes to fund eastern Massachusetts transportation and so little comes to BRTA, even after our Berkshire delegation has secured increased funding.
Letter: 180 Households Are Saving With Community Solar
Solstice announced that only 20 spots remain in a set of Barre solar gardens, giving Berkshire County households the chance to support local, clean energy and save on their electricity costs.
