Letter: Proposed Zoning Priorities Ignore Town’s Master Plan
[A copy of this letter was sent to the Amherst Town Council, Planning Board, Planning...
LETTERS
Letter: Amherst Residents Must Speak Out Against Rushed Vote On New Zoning Priorities
On Monday, January 4 at 6:30 Town Council will vote on the following motion deferred...
Letter: Jones Library Renovation And Expansion Is An Important First Step In Meeting Amherst’s Climate Action Goals
by Alex Lefebvre and Lee Jennings As a Town we have stated our commitment to...
Letter: Amherst Deserves A Larger, Updated Jones Library
The fate of the proposal of the Jones Library Trustees to renovate the Jones library...
Letter: An Open Letter To Amherst Town Government. Your Proposed Zoning Changes Require Input From The Community
To the Amherst Town Council, Planning Board, Planning Department, Community Resource Committee, and Town Manager:...
Letter: Library Expansion Is A Worthwhile Investment
Having borrowed books from the Jones Library for over forty years we thought we knew...
Letter: The Greenest Option For Our Libraries: Reject Jones Demolition And Expand Services In All Three Existing Sites
A twenty-first century library for Amherst? We are now in our third decade of a...
Letter: Renovate Without Expanding The Jones Library
by David P. Schmidt Editor’s note: This letter appeared previously in the Daily Hampshire Gazette....
Letter: How Do You Really Feel About The Library? An Open Letter To Richard Morse
Dear Rich, On December 5th you wrote in a comment to The Indy lamenting the...
Letter: Petition Seeks Public Meeting To Explore Reopening Amherst’s Public Schools
Dear Members of the School Committee: We write as concerned parents and town residents to...
Letter: Amherst Teachers Deserve Our Support
Editor’s note: This letter appeared previously in the Daily Hampshire Gazette. Things feel a little...
Letter: Amherst Residents Need To Speak Up Now On Downtown Development Plans
If you are an Amherst resident and you oppose over-development in downtown Amherst, it is...