To HWW ratepayers, the attorney general’s message is clear: “Let them eat cake.” To HWW, despite its ongoing breach of the Settlement Agreement, the message is just as clear: “Have at it.”
We fulfill our dreams and make meaning in life by envisioning and then co-creating beauty, truth, goodness, and justice. This is how we push back against entropy.
TTHD and the SBPHC continue to advocate and support active working relationships with various sectors of the South County community to help develop safeguards to protect the residents of South County.
The fact is that there are no good choices in this situation. But a vote for this bill will be equivalent to a vote for the Gulf of Tonkin resolution that President Johnson used to justify the Vietnam War.
Donald, I tied a carefully folded note around the neck of a carrier pigeon and sent it to the windowsill of the Oval Office, just to alert you to the fact that you have become an international laughingstock.
We must support all of those decision-makers who are doing what is necessary to create more housing for our workforce—and to require prompt action by those who are not. The status quo is not sustainable.
We all need to be advocates for addressing Berkshire County’s housing shortage, particularly for growing and improving our region’s supply of workforce housing.
Tell me, MAGA senators, how do you stifle your gag reflex? How disgraceful that you are too timid to call Trump out as the liar he has been and continues to be.
Broadband isn’t a luxury; it's a utility, like electricity in the 1930s. Berkshire County needs a hybrid fix, blending public grit with private savvy, rooted in local control.
