To the editor: You article on the voter ID laws currently pushed by Republicans (Wed. Oct. 9) deserves front page coverage. It is an appalling attack on our democracy, and a solution in search of a problem, since it has been estimated that almost nobody who is unqualified to vote (non-citizens) voted illegally in the last election. It will suppress votes and discourage … [Read more...] about LTTE: My thoughts on voter suppression laws
Opinion
LTTE: I endorse Jaclyn Corriveau for Peabody City Councilor-at-Large
To the editor: On Nov. 4, Peabody voters will have the opportunity to choose up to five candidates for City Councilor At-Large. I urge residents to cast one of those votes for Jaclyn Corriveau. Jaclyn has shown, time and again, that her commitment to service runs deep. From supporting foster children and volunteering with organizations that combat food insecurity to … [Read more...] about LTTE: I endorse Jaclyn Corriveau for Peabody City Councilor-at-Large
LTTE: I endorse Corriveau for Peabody City Council
To the editor: As a member of the Peabody Municipal Lighting Commission for 14 years, I’ve focused on things that directly affect our ratepayers such as unmatched services, reliability, and affordable pricing to the residents of Peabody. With the upcoming elections, Peabody needs a City Councillor that will also focus on things that matter such as traffic, affordability, and … [Read more...] about LTTE: I endorse Corriveau for Peabody City Council
LTTE: Corriveau has earned my full support for Peabody City Council
To the editor, As a longtime member of the Peabody City Council, known for my independence, honesty, and firm commitment to fiscal responsibility, I do not make endorsements lightly. But this year, I’m proud to offer my full and enthusiastic support to Jaclyn Corriveau in her campaign for City Council. Peabody voters are being asked to fill two open seats on the Council … [Read more...] about LTTE: Corriveau has earned my full support for Peabody City Council
25 tattoos in 24 years: ‘What were you thinking’
As someone with 25 tattoos at the ripe age of 24, I have gotten used to answering a variety of questions, but one question is consistent. “Are you going to regret them when you’re older?” Well, it’s hard to have regrets when we’re talking about something that is quite literally just skin deep, especially when I’ve always had much bigger issues to deal with. The reality … [Read more...] about 25 tattoos in 24 years: ‘What were you thinking’