In a letter to the editor, Alice Maggio writes, "What is most devastating is that, because singing has been shown to allow high rates of transmission of coronavirus, choral singing will likely not be allowed for at least another six months. Sadly, the Berkshire Children’s Chorus has had to suspend its entire 2020-21 season, and we do not anticipate being able to reconvene until September 2021."

In a letter to the editor, Susan Witt writes, "Having a local currency in place, circulating through our community banks and to our locally owned businesses means we have a strong tool ready to build the Berkshire economy in a manner shaped by the citizens of the region independent of outside forces."

While the vast majority voted for legalizing marijuana, we did not want it to dominate our town.

In a letter to the editor, Sheela Clary writes: "In the next few weeks, young children everywhere will be left to fend for themselves for eight to 12 hours per day, three or four or five days per week. Shame on us if we know that’s what’s going to happen and we do nothing about it."

In a letter to the editor, Brandee Nelson writes, "The warrant articles proposed by the planning board seek to enable careful growth to create housing opportunities in support of the master plan goals."

In her letter Sharon Gregory writes: "The format of Town meetings under COVID19 does not lend itself to debate and is disadvantageous to opposing views."

Robert Forman insists that everyone should be equal before the law.

The Edge has published many COVID rules of conduct from county officials and anecdotal stories from observers.

In a letter to the editor, Susan Bachelder writes, "The problem here is that if the town considers itself above the law, then everyone might, by right, consider themselves above the law too."

In a letter to the editor, Martin Mitsoff writes, "Perhaps some voters will label me a leftist liberal for supporting Sheffield’s leaders in trying to adopt Green Communities legislation. But the reality of adopting this legislation is that it is highly conservative."

In a letter to the editor, Ed Dartford writes, "Voting fraud is too easy to do, and moral constraints are no longer observed. The end justifies the means."

“Congressman Richie Neal voted to bar the IRS from developing e-filing software that would allow filing taxes for free online.”

In his letter Trevor Forbes writes: “If Jim Mercer is not prepared to invest in the Housatonic Water Works at his expense, then HWW should become part of GB’s town water system.”