Local High School Athletes Compete at Bay State Games

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The busiest weekend of the six-week Bay State Games summer sports festival is this weekend with a couple of Berkshire County high school student-athletes in the mix.
 
On the volleyball court, Mount Greylock rising junior Tyanna Lepicier and Taconic High sophomore Mollie Crawford are playing on the West team that hits the court on Saturday morning in Fitchburg.
 
Meanwhile, Monument Mountain senior Isaac Hartshorn will be in Fitchburg competing at 190 pounds in the Bay State Games wrestling tournament.
 
On Thursday afternoon, play wrapped up in the BSG softball tournament. Lenox senior Lilly MacDonald competed on the West team that beat Northeast, 6-5, in Thursday's bronze medal game.
 
Earlier this month, the county was represented on the baseball diamond by Mount Greylock's Emery Rotter and Mount Everett's Noah Inthirath, who helped the West team to a Bay State Games gold medal. The West went 4-0 in round robin play and beat Northeast, 4-1, in the tournament final.
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Letter: Ignore President for a Day

Letter to the Editor

To the editor:

It has come to mind that now is the time for an old adage to be implemented across the news industry to demonstrate the power of our Constitution on the subject of freedom of speech and the free press.

"If you can't say anything nice about someone than don’t say anything at all."

To get the point across to someone who believes he has more power and knowledge than any person or group of people in the world and needs to be taught a lesson.

Take a unified stand and for one day do not mention the president in any way, shape or form in any article, not even the position of office.

It will destroy his credibility and reestablish the Constitution and its purpose and meaning as reality and the world should see America and more specifically the people of the United States as a unified group that doesn't allow one person to bypass 250 years of hard fought focus and purpose.

Paul Guillotte
Williamstown, Mass.

 

 

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