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Ed Gregory: A joke government
12-25-2023 6:01 PM

Question for the coming of 2024. When will the government of the United States of America begin to govern? Kindly remember this. Whatever is wrong with this country — at any level — politicians have made it so. What a joke!Ed GregoryGreenfield


Jeremy Williams: Universal inspirations
12-25-2023 6:00 PM

Fear nothing but question everything. Celebrate everyone but idolize no one. Think for yourself and always live in the moment. Drop the ego and enjoy universal love. Surprise, amaze, and love everyone around you. Shun entitlement and steer clear of...


Jan Norris: Republicans are not ‘out of touch’
12-21-2023 3:54 PM

A recent letter writer claimed the Republicans are “out of touch.” [”State Republicans out of touch,” Recorder, Dec. 17]. Huh? Has the writer looked at the state of our country over the last three years under Democrat control? Has anything improved...


MaryDiane Baker: Sanders resolution faces the facts
12-21-2023 3:54 PM

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ initiative helps move us away from participation in the seemingly intractable Hamas-Israel war. He introduced a Senate resolution that promises some help in what appears an unsolvable issue.Its full title is “S.Res. 504: A...


Mara Bright: Battery storage project’s true cost in Wendell 
12-20-2023 6:51 PM

In Wendell, a proposed battery storage system threatens to severely change the character of our town. Installed on 11 acres of forest, which will have to be clear-cut, atop one of the largest and cleanest aquifers in the state, and adjacent to a...


Elizabeth Lareau Whitcomb: We all need to truly listen
12-19-2023 4:41 PM

I am writing to thank Daniel Brown for his excellent column in the Dec. 13 Recorder [“Myths and facts about Israel, Palestine”].  Too seldom people are willing to dig beneath the surface of current events to unearth the complexities that surround...


David Potter: Sidewalk clearing a luxury town cannot afford 
12-19-2023 4:41 PM

I am writing to take issue with Tom Deskavich’s letter and its description of the Deerfield Select Board finding a way to “bully the elderly.” [“Clearing sidwalks unfair to elderly,” Recorder, Dec. 14]. The description is based on the board’s...


Sia Stewart: Time to pressure governments on climate change
12-19-2023 4:41 PM

Peter Haas’ astute analysis of the recent climate summit in Dubai (”Was COP28 a transition point?” Dec 18), summarizes what successes there were and where the convention fell short. Countries agreed to transition away from fossil fuels, but with no...


John Varner: ‘Leverett is not Florida’
12-18-2023 4:08 PM

In Florida, it is common for developers to plan and build entire new communities. A few political favors are done, a new exit ramp springs off the closest highway, and regulatory concerns are bulldozed along with the land.Within the span of a few...


Alice Levine: Rights of asylum seekers should not be bargained away 
12-18-2023 4:08 PM

Don’t allow the U.S. government to bargain away the internationally recognized right to seek asylum! In order to get a supplementary emergency funding bill passed to send military aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, the Biden administration and some...


Karl Meyer: Gas leaf blower shock and awe
12-17-2023 12:58 PM

I have long been an admirer of Randy Kehler’s courageous life choices. If you don’t know anything of Randy’s committed life, simply look him up.However, I am troubled by his perplexing stand against that wondrous landscape innovation — the gas leaf...


Grant Ingle: State Republicans out of touch
12-17-2023 12:58 PM

When I read the article, “Couple co-chairs DeSantis campaign,” [Gazette, Dec. 7] I thought at first it was a parody. Jay Fleitman called DeSantis “principled, effective [and] incredibly intelligent” and claimed that DeSantis is a “nice guy — someone...


Chris Williams: Grateful to Deerfield Academy for playing field improvements
12-15-2023 4:00 PM

We are writing to express our gratitude to Deerfield Academy for their exceptional work in renovating the Valiton and Jack Zabek fields this past month. The members of the Frontier Regional baseball and softball programs are incredibly thankful for...


Mary Metzger: Lead bad for wildlands — and people, too
12-13-2023 6:05 PM

MassWildlife’s Hunters Share the Harvest Program is a generous and practical effort to distribute venison to food pantries and other hunger relief agencies. Over 1,500 organic protein meals were donated to needy families in its pilot year of 2022....


Donald Moskowitz: World rules-based order under duress
12-13-2023 6:05 PM

Since World War II, the United States and allied countries have developed and implemented a “rules-based international order” in the world, which has kept world civilization safe from destruction.But the world order is now being threatened by Xi...


Joanne Garland: Dumpster noise
12-13-2023 6:05 PM

While the Youth Center on Washington Street has closed, a truck still arrives there at 4 a.m. every Tuesday to lift and tip the padlocked and presumably empty dumpster and wake the surrounding neighborhood. Perhaps someone in authority could suspend...


Bob Steele: Will Baystate Health accept cash donations?
12-13-2023 6:04 PM

Baystate Health refuses to accept cash. According to their customer service reps, beginning in October 2023, this institution adopted a policy of no longer accepting U.S. currency for payments on co-pays, bills or even in their on-site cafeterias.My...


Tom Deskavich: Clearing sidewalks unfair to elderly
12-13-2023 6:04 PM

Congratulations to the Select Board of Deerfield. Because you can’t pass a vote you find a way to bully the elderly of the town of Deerfield by making them clean the sidewalks in front of their property.There are very few roads in Deerfield with...


Jackie Compton and John Kuzeja: Sunday hunting ban must stay intact
12-13-2023 6:04 PM

Why should the 99% of Massachusetts residents who do not hunt have to give up our last bastion of weapons-free rural recreation from October through December? Hunting and gun enthusiasts cite the archaic origins of the Sunday ban as a reason for...


Ivan Ussach: Columns push against complacency
12-12-2023 6:26 PM

A pair of columns in the Recorder’s Dec. 9 edition packed some courageous stuff. John Bos’ column used a poem by Jane Hirshfield, and Wen Stephenson’s response to it, to question the value of hope compared with despair in responding to climate woes....

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