This week we speak with Wade Hasty, candidate for Williamstown Select Board, as well as our own Steve Dew, who is running for a spot on the Housing Authority.
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Listeners got in touch with us to say that they listened to our conversation with Rinaldo Del Gallo III in Episode 108, and felt compelled to respond. We obliged.
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Rinaldo Del Gallo is organizing a combined vigil for slain Capitol Police Officer
Billy Evans and "Support the Blue" demonstration on Saturday in North Adams
Today, we have two guests on the TLC—Jeffrey Johnson is running for a three-year term on the Williamstown Select Board. Amanda Tobin discusses the unionization effort at MASS MoCA.
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We speak with Williamstown Select Board candidate Tony Boskovich, a Williams alum and retired civil rights attorney who specialized in police misconduct cases
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We speak with filmmaker Robbie Leppzer, who's new documentary, "Power Struggle," debuts at Images Cinema beginning Friday, March 19.
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The Berkshire Eagle's Larry Parnass reports that Williamstown PD Sgt. McGowan was the focus of a complaint by an unnamed employee regarding a “personnel matter.”
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Former agricultural powerhouse, current wine-producing region, and home of the world’s biggest buckwheat pancake, Penn Yan, New York, makes for a sweet afternoon stop on an upstate road trip.
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Spring is officially coming. Flowers will bloom, leaves will return to their trees. It's a beautiful time of year, but one you face with dread because spring is also allergy season.
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We are joined by Bilal Ansari, of the DIRE committee in Williamstown, formed to address accusations of racism, discrimination, and harassment at the Police Department.
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We’ve been hearing from people about this piece in the NYT, "How Society Has Turned Its Back on Mothers" It’s not “burnout,” it’s “betrayal,” according to the author.
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This week, Steve and Jay interview Dr. Mark Pettus, Director of Population Health for Berkshire Health Systems. We’ll be talking about the impact winter has on those without shelter in the Berkshires, and why everyone should be concerned about the health of the unhoused.
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