by Letters to the Editor | Aug 4, 2026 | Letter to the Editor, Opinion
Women in America have fewer constitutional rights today than they had just a decade ago.
by Letters to the Editor | Aug 4, 2026 | Letter to the Editor, Opinion
In 2006, Representative Angelo Puppolo of the 12th Hampden District spoke to The Republican on his endorsement from the state federation of labor unions, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO.
by Letters to the Editor | Jun 23, 2026 | Letter to the Editor, Opinion
I first encountered Jeromie Whalen at a No Kings rally in Westfield back in October 2025. His passion and energy were captivating, and I was surprised to learn that he was running for Congress in the primary against the incumbent, Richard Neal. As he navigated through...
by Letters to the Editor | Jun 23, 2026 | Letter to the Editor, Opinion
Before regulatory laws were finally passed in the early 20th century, birds were indiscriminately killed globally for their feathers, to be used for fashion. Unfortunately, birds are excluded from our present U.S. animal welfare act, and the demand for their feathers...
by Letters to the Editor | May 7, 2026 | Letter to the Editor, Opinion
On Tuesday, May 12, Longmeadow will vote to strengthen our town’s finances and give residents stronger, cheaper internet options by approving a measure to bring municipal fiber to Longmeadow. I am writing to urge my fellow residents to support this measure, and to be...
by Letters to the Editor | May 7, 2026 | Letter to the Editor, Opinion
Article 7 of the Warrant seems innocent but the $8.6 million is additional future property taxes to subsidize Longmeadow Fiber. Interest on the debt for twenty years approximates $4.6 million, making the property tax subsidy $13.2 million. Surprised? The Fiber Task...