OPINION

Maria Kopicki January 4, 2020 3

In the second Town election since the new Charter took effect, poor voter turnout, a...

William Kaizen January 3, 2020 2

In the days of vaudeville, rowdies occupied the cheap seats in the balcony. To express...

Maura Keene January 3, 2020 2

Over the past year, I have attended most of the Town Council meetings. Out of...

Meg Gage January 3, 2020 0

It’s inevitable that many would take the one-year anniversary of Amherst’s new government, coinciding with...

Art Keene January 3, 2020 2

Supporters of the new Town Charter professed that a change in government would produce more...

Terry S. Johnson January 3, 2020 2

This coming July, the Town Council will probably have to vote on whether to accept...

Michael Greenebaum December 28, 2019 6

English teachers and journalism professors have always cautioned writers not to use the passive voice...

Darcy DuMont December 20, 2019 0

In November, the Amherst Town Council adopted bold climate action goals: using 2017 as a...

Michael Greenebaum December 14, 2019 5

The Amherst Town Council will be electing its president and vice-president for its second year...

William Kaizen December 14, 2019 1

The audience for the first-annual “State of the Town” meeting, which is mandated by Amherst’s...

Maura Keene December 14, 2019 0

Amherst’s third and final “Smart Growth” Forum will take place at 6:45 p.m. on Thursday,...

Maria Kopicki December 7, 2019 2

By Maria Kopicki and Art Keene Amherst’s Town Council held its first two of four...