Letters
<POST LETTER>Letter: Pittsfield's Pickleball Service a Fault
The fact that the city of Pittsfield is prepared to disburse $350,000 in support of a project for just 151 citizens seems irresponsible enough. That there is no plan for maintenance when park maintenance in our city is already an issue shows a lack of planning and foresight.
Letter: DA's Decision on Prevention Programs Hurts Children & Families
Sadly, District Attorney Harrington has made the recent decision to eliminate this important educational and prevention programming and we as a community should be asking why.
Letter: Quit Smoking for Heart Health
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, smoking is a leading cause of heart disease and heart disease is a major cause of death among African Americans.
Letter: Downed Poles and Electrical Outage
We would like to thank the gentleman from National Grid who arrived shortly after downed poles and wires interrupted our electrical service for seven hours after the terrible wind storm Monday.
Letter: TEDx Talks on Community Exclude Community
One percenterism at it's finest!
Letter: Mass MoCA Needs to Address Children's Art
It is believed that both parties will have to make mutual concessions and your leadership and support of such is crucial as a concerned citizen and Director of Mass MoCA.
Letter: Emergency?
I urge everyone reading this to contact your representatives and senators and demand that this person's threatened action be stopped.
Letter: Congressman Neal & Medicare for All
I encourage all like-minded constituents of Congressman Neal's to call him (202-225-5601) and tell him of your own support of Medicare for All.
Letter: FCC Rule Endangers Existence of PCTV
The FCC, with help from cable company lobbyists, has proposed new rules that threaten to put PCTV out of business – and this could happen very soon.
Letter: Thanks Someone For Quitting Smoking This Thanksgiving
Tobacco is the number one cause of preventable death and disease in Massachusetts.
Letter: Moran Much More Experienced for Register of Deeds
Debbie works not only within the Registry, but on a statewide level as well, having the necessary connections to other offices from the Berkshires to Cape Cod and everywhere in between.
