Letter: No New Capital Projects Until We Can Assess Impacts Of COVID-19
We should hold off on major projects until we see COVID’s impact; on businesses, on...
LETTERS
Letter: Appreciation For Educators And Community
We, the undersigned, understand and empathize with the frustration that many feel with the continued...
Letter: Jones Library Needs Responsible Planning And Respect For Staff, Not A Costly New Building
Contrary to Nina Mankin’s assertion in her Amherst Bulletin Guest Column (“Wanting a New Library...
Letter: A Multitude of Questions About Proposed Zoning Changes In Amherst
Inclusionary Zoning Is A Proven Means For Creating Affordable Housing. Why Has The Town Council...
Letter: As New Zoning Is Discussed, Key Questions Remain Unanswered
Editor’s note: This letter was also published in The Amherst Bulletin Amherst Town Council members...
Letter: The Civil War & Juneteenth Memorial Project
The Civil War & Juneteenth Memorial Project is a group of Amherst residents, some of...
Letter: Amherst Should Support Research On Local Racial Disparities
Editor’s note: The following letter and supplementary materials were sent to Town Manager Paul Bockelman...
Letter: Call For Community Collaboration To Restore And Display Civil War Tablets
On January 6th, 2021, I watched a confederate flag being paraded through the United States...
Letter: Governor Baker Must Extend Eviction Moratorium To Prevent Homelessness During Pandemic
We are juniors at Amherst Regional High School, and are studying homelessness in Tom Fricke’s...
Letter: UMass Tech/Maintenance Workers Must Be Rehired To Ensure Safety Of All Campus Employees
We have asked in good faith for transparency regarding campus safety and have received only...
Letter: Councilor’s Comment Was Divisive and Disrespectful
Editor’s note: This letter appeared previously in The Amherst Bulletin. Alisa Brewer’s comment concerning the...
Letter: Amherst Fire Department Is Stretched Too Thin
During the Amherst Town Council meeting of January 4, 2021, a Town Councilor stated, “we...