OPINION: ENERGY AND CLIMATE ACTION COMMITTEE OFFERS A MODEL FOR EFFECTIVE PUBLIC OUTREACH
With a series of public listening sessions scheduled on December 3 and December 9 to...
citizen engagement
A FEW QUESTIONS FOR ANGELA MILLS AND JENNIFER MOYSTON, AMHERST’S COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION OFFICERS
A Few Questions For…” is an occasional feature of The Indy, aimed at helping our...
DISTRICT FIVE RESIDENTS FORM NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Thirty Two residents from District 5 met at the Munson Library on Wednesday evening (9/25)...
DEMOCRACY IN AMHERST
Eight months in, Amherst’s Town Council is exhausted, overworked, and testy. Most of these people...
WHAT A COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL MIGHT LOOK LIKE (Third in a series).
I have been writing about the background and underlying principles of a Community Advisory Council...
A COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL PART 2: WHAT IDEAS UNDERLIE A COMMUNITY ADVISORY COUNCIL
by Michael Greenebaum When members of the Town Meeting Advisory Council (TMAC) presented an idea...