Letter: Bilal for Williamstown Select Board

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To the Editor:

I am writing to urge Williamstown voters to elect Bilal Ansari to the Williamstown Select Board on Tuesday, May 10. Dr. Ansari has dedicated himself to a life of service, to helping people resolve difficult situations. He listens intently and responds carefully with compassion. He appeals to our best nature. These are essential skills needed at this moment in our town.

Dr. Ansari does not believe that he alone has the solutions to all of the challenges facing our town. Instead, he wants to hear from those comfortable speaking up and also those who, until now, have not felt comfortable nor heard at all. He believes it will take a village to share concerns and work together to make Williamstown a better place for everyone to live and work and grow. But making that happen takes a special type of skilled leadership.

Bilal Ansari is the candidate blessed with that skilled leadership and a stake in our town's quality of life. 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.

I ask for your vote on May 10 for Bilal Ansari for the Williamstown Select Board. Thank you.

 

Hugh L Guilderson, Ph.D.
Williamstown, Mass.

 

 

 


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Letter: Ignore President for a Day

Letter to the Editor

To the editor:

It has come to mind that now is the time for an old adage to be implemented across the news industry to demonstrate the power of our Constitution on the subject of freedom of speech and the free press.

"If you can't say anything nice about someone than don’t say anything at all."

To get the point across to someone who believes he has more power and knowledge than any person or group of people in the world and needs to be taught a lesson.

Take a unified stand and for one day do not mention the president in any way, shape or form in any article, not even the position of office.

It will destroy his credibility and reestablish the Constitution and its purpose and meaning as reality and the world should see America and more specifically the people of the United States as a unified group that doesn't allow one person to bypass 250 years of hard fought focus and purpose.

Paul Guillotte
Williamstown, Mass.

 

 

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