Letters
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Letter: Macksey Is Doing the Work
Mayor Macksey speaks clearly and directly, but does not make remarks with the intent of scoring points. She stands by her word.
Letter: Vote Markey for Senate
It seems to me a candidate's age is irrelevant if he's doing the job, and Ed Markey is doing his job.
Letter: Walker Prioritizes Building Better Lives
Please join me in this incredible opportunity to vote for Corey 'Kiki' Francis Walker, this Nov. 4.
Letter: Elect Buerger for School Committee
There are so many great and amazing options, but one comes to mind that definitely has my vote, Dr. Geoffrey Buerger.
Letter: Ciolkowski Withdraws from North Adams School Committee Race
Please remember that on election day, while my name is on the ballot, I am officially withdrawing from the race.
Letter: Oleskiewicz Endorses Macksey for Mayor
Please join me in support of Jennifer Macksey for mayor of the City of North Adams.
Letter: No 'No King Day' in Williamstown
Apparently, there was no scheduled "No Kings Day" rally in Williamstown, the home of Williams College.
Letter: Dalton Public Safety Facility
I believe the above suggestions would cost considerably less that what has been proposed. If planned out properly it would be a lot less disruptive. It would satisfy the needs for a new police facility.
Letter: Next Adams Administrator Should Look to Roads, Costs
The town has squandered monies by chasing the dream of the [Greylock] Glen.
Letter: In Response to: Dalton Finance Committee — Thank you
Her comment that a Request for Information is a form of harassment is outlandish and an insult to open government.
Letter: Raising Age for Nicotine Access Save Lives
My own town successfully adopted NFG in December. Over 500,000 Massachusetts residents already live in NFG municipalities.
Letter: Dalton Finance Committee — Thank you
This fiscal budget season has been a very difficult one for the Finance Committee and chairs. These professional individuals put their time and talent into doing what is best for the town and its people.
Letter: North Adams Public Hearing on the City Budget on June 10
North Adams should provide a meaningful and practical opportunity to engage citizens in a dialogue on the budget.
Letter: Town Officials Not Listening on Police Budget
On May 5, at the annual town meeting, Dalton residents voted 162-117 to reject the police budget which has risen by 59 percent, or $600,000, since Chief Strout's appointment ($1.049M FY21 versus $1.665M 2026 projection).
Letter: Dalton Police Unions Ask for Support at June 9 Special Town Meeting
The Dalton Police Patrol Officers and Superior Officers unions are asking members of the community to come out in support of fair labor relations between them and town officials at the special town meeting on June 9.
