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In response to Jon Piasecki’s letter to the editor

In a small town, we need to work together. Mr. Piesicki’s recent letter to the editor indicates an approach that heightens division through suggestions of gentrification and accusations of racism.

To the editor:

I support Kathleen Keresey in her campaign for the open seat for the Select Board in West Stockbridge. As current the current chair, she has worked hard at bringing our town together.

I am a business owner in town and appreciate Kathleen’s successful effort to make our town look inviting with attractive plantings and welcoming seating. I also appreciate her efforts working with the local police department focusing on traffic calming to keep our streets and businesses safe for pedestrians.

In a small town, we need to work together. Mr. Piesicki’s recent letter to the editor indicates an approach that heightens division through suggestions of gentrification and accusations of racism. This is not productive and is, in fact, contrary to where I feel our Select Board should focus.

Sandy Klempner
West Stockbridge

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A response to Denny Alsop’s Letter to the Editor

Sadly, this is just the latest example of the lies and distortions that the small group of opponents of a well-planned project that will benefit every single taxpayer in Stockbridge will go to with their opposition.

I support approving the Community Preservation Act in Egremont

Unfortunately, Ms. Allen's recent letter regarding the CPA contains a number of half truths and inaccuracies.

Please vote ‘NO’ to passage of the CPA in Egremont on Tuesday, May 13

The Egremont Municipal Housing Trust recently posted on the town website some frequently asked questions about the proposed adoption of the CPA. They left off some important ones.

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