Letter: Vote on May 11

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To the Editor:

I am excited to endorse Albert Cummings for Select Board. I have known Albert for decades. I've watched him grow his business from building small additions and renovations to award winning residential and commercial masterpieces. Similarly, I have seen his music career evolve from playing the banjo on Community Auditions, to singing and playing guitar around a campfire, to sharing a stage with some of the greatest blues artists who ever walked the earth. Albert's success in these areas come from a strong work ethic, great people skills, a willingness to always learn new ideas while not casting aside those ideas that are time tested and proven, and the attitude that a job worth doing is worth doing right. These are skills and attributes that will serve our town well.

Albert approaches people, ideas, issues, and opportunities with an open mind. He possesses an uncanny ability to engage with people, put them at ease, and allow them to be heard and has the experience of making tough decisions.

I encourage everyone to vote on May 11.

Jay Merselis
Williamstown, Mass.

 

 


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Berkshire Ajax Soccer Club Sets Tryouts

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- The Berkshire Ajax Soccer Club will hold tryouts for the 2027 spring season on Sunday, Aug. 9, and Sunday, Aug. 16, at Williams College's Farley-Lamb.
 
Girls with birth dates from 2007 (if born after Aug. 1) to 2014 will try out from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on both Sundays.
 
Boys with birth dates from 2007 (if born after Aug. 1) to 2014 will try out from 10:30 to noon on both Sundays.
 
Families must fill out the Berkshire Ajax club registration and the club waiver form by going to berkshireajax.com.
 
Players should wear shin guards and bring water.
 
Please contact Mike Russo (trusso@williams.edu) or call at 413-441-6127 with any questions.
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