Ground-Source System Offers Advantages Over Air-Source System, Say School Building Designers
To date, the Net Zero Subcommittee of the Elementary School Building Committee has been focused...
Maria Kopicki
Issues & Analyses: Cost Considerations For Determining Size Of New Elementary School
The following data analysis was sent to the Town Council on February 28,2022. On February...
Public Comment: Size of New School Impacts Carbon Footprint and Tax Burden On Residents
The following comment was submitted in writing to the Amherst Town Council on February 22,...
Issues & Analysis: Surprising Implications For Which Elementary School Students Will Attend After New School Is Built
We need to talk about something that hasn’t been discussed publicly related to the elementary...
Opinion: A Call For Kindness
I was hoping that this time around, we could have dialogue about the school building...
MSBA Conference Sings the Praises of Renovation
Jack McCarthy, Executive Director at the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA), opened a recent (December...
State Conference On Sustainability In School Building Projects Emphasizes Early Planning, Engagement With Communities, And Commitment By Municipalities
iThe Massachusetts School Building Authority hosted a conference titled “Massachusetts Schools Embrace A Sustainable Future”...
Rooney’s Victory In District 4 Council Race Affirmed By Recount
Pamela Rooney will begin serving on the Town Council in January after having her successful...
Issues & Analyses: The Town Election -Lack Of Choices And The Continuing Popularity Of “Blank”
Three years ago, proponents of the Charter made promises that a City Council would create...
Public Comment: Redistricting For Equality An Impossible Task Under The Current Charter
The following public comment was made at the Town Council meeting of October 18, 2021...
Opinion: Jones Library – A Better Path Is Possible
The Jones Library Trustees are trying to convince us that if we don’t agree to...
Educators “Stand Out” On The Town Common To Demand A Living Wage
Over 70 people gathered at the Amherst town common on Saturday, July 24 to “Stand...