Adams Selectman Nichols Opts Out Of Re-election BidBy Andy McKeever,
02:43PM / Friday, March 01, 2013 | |
ADAMS, Mass. — Selectman Scott Nichols will not be seeking re-election.
The sports director at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts announced Friday that he would not run in the upcoming election.
"After a great deal of thought I have determined due to my personal and professional commitments, I cannot devote the time to the office that the people of Adams deserve," Nichols said in a statement on Friday.
His departure means there will be no incumbents in the election. His seat and the seat of Paula Melville, who resigned from the board, will be on the ballot.
Both Nichols and Melville were
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Democrats Open North County Campaign OfficeBy Andy McKeever,
11:47PM / Thursday, September 27, 2012 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — North County Democrats celebrated the opening of a new campaign office Thursday night.
The Ashland Street office will serve as headquarters primarily for canvassers for the Elizabeth Warren campaign for U.S. Senate against Republican incumbent Scott Brown but will be open for any campaign.
"It'll be for whoever needs it for the Democrats," Joyce Wrend, a member of the North Adams Democrat City Committee member, said. "We really want this to be for the Northern Berkshires."
There is already a Democratic Party office in Pittsfield.
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Warren Rallies Supporters at Pittsfield HeadquartersBy Andy McKeever,
09:03PM / Sunday, August 05, 2012 | |
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The message hasn't changed in more than a year on the campaign trail for U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren and she vowed to local Democrats on Sunday to keep "fighting" even after the November election.
Warren is at odds with incumbent Sen. Scott Brown, R-Wrentham, in regards to the economy. While he is emphasizing the private sector, Warren is emphasizing public infrastructure.
"The Republicans say that the way to build a future is to cut taxes for those who have the most, to reduce regulations for the Wall Street companies that broke the economy," Warren said after 0 Comments
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Nuciforo Releases 8-Point Plan for Economic JusticeNuciforo Campaign,
06:51PM / Wednesday, July 18, 2012 | |
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Congressional candidate Andrea F. Nuciforo Jr., Middle Berkshire registrar of deeds and former state senator, released on Tuesday an 8-point policy plan he said would "restore prosperity to the working and middle class residents of Central and Western Massachusetts."
Nuciforo spent the day visiting various parts of the 1st Massachusetts District, including Pittsfield and North Adams, to meet with voters ad business owners and explain his policies.
Titled "A Promise to the Middle Class: An Eight Point Blueprint to Restore Economic Justice in America," the plan outlines priorities in reviving manufacturing; rebuilding infrastructure; 0 Comments
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Nuciforo Releasing Policy Plan During District TourNuciforo Campaign,
08:56AM / Monday, July 16, 2012 | |
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Congressional candidate Andrea F. Nuciforo Jr. will release an eight-point policy plan during a districtwide tour on Tuesday, July 17.
The former state senator's eight-point policy plan aims to restore economic justice in America and to restore prosperity to the middle class. The plan aims to revive American manufacturing, ensure retirement security and revitalize small business, among other priorities.
Nuciforo will start the day in Great Barrington, and travel to Holyoke, Springfield, Pittsfield and North Adams.
Nuciforo's tour includes the following times and locations:
8:45: Great Barrington Bagel Company, 777 Main St., Great Barrington
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