Changing world needs forward-thinking education
The world is changing rapidly, driven by technology, automation, and artificial intelligence.
Letters
Acton’s leaders and its citizens must speak clearly against bigotry
May was Jewish American Heritage Month. And the swastika was met only with silence and the rug it was swept under.
Participation a must to sustain the ‘purest form of democracy’
Several hundred voters were able to decide matters affecting the estimated 18,490 souls in town.
Apply by September 19 for community preservation grants
Organizations with unfunded projects are encouraged to start thinking about Community Preservation Act applications.
Estabrook families have rights to private property
Any citizens denied the safety of family and property are entitled to legal defense. This is not a “threat”; it is a guaranteed right.
Post signage at White Pond to curtail damage by visitors
Visitors need to be educated about the damage they can cause through bank erosion and careless trash disposal.
Weaving a life, one path at a time
For safety’s sake, keep kids in the back seat
Airbags are designed for adult-size bodies and can be dangerous for children if they deploy in the front seat.
Town must prepare for a spike in visitor traffic at White Pond
This means taking steps to support the responsible and sustainable use of the pond’s water and surrounding environment.
Did the pursuit of ‘efficiency’ stifle Town Meeting debate?
The essential function of Town Meeting — debate — requires respect across us all, but not self-appointed “management.”
Ensure walkers’ and bikers’ safety as we improve our infrastructure
Small investments in walking and biking safety bring large returns in community cohesiveness and economic vibrancy.
ICE actions show need for state law
The Safe Communities Act has been a priority for Massachusetts immigrant groups and has yet to be voted into law.