Payroll and Salaries for Town Employees 2020
Twelve make $150,000 or more, 23 earn more than $130,000. A complete spreadsheet of the payroll and salaries for all Town employees is below. Complete […]
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Payroll and Salaries for School Employees 2020
Seven make $150,000 or more, 22 earn more than $130,000. A complete spreadsheet of the payroll and salaries for all School employees is below. Complete […]
Double-Top-Secret Meetings
By Corinne Hogseth Tonight (April 28, 2021) is the first of two planned workshops to be run by Visions, Inc. Visions is part of the […]
Simon Li Resigns from Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Commission (Acton): “My professional training does not allow me to make the judgment just based on one sided story and condemn the other side.”
From: Simon LiSent: Friday, April 23, 2021 1:03 PMTo: David Martin; Select BoardCc: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion CommissionSubject: Resignation to DEIC and an open letter […]
The Power of Words
By Allen Nitschelm “The pen is mightier than the sword” is a quote from Edward Bulwer-Lytton, and it is one of the tools the Left is […]
A Disease Called Happiness
By Ken Silva This is the first in a series about wellness. Individuals can eat well, sleep and exercise but if they hold anger; it […]
Dear Candidate for Board of Selectmen, Please answer these questions: Benson
By Jon Benson with Introduction and questions by Scott Smyers On behalf of Acton Forum, I contacted Jon Benson and his challenger Fran Arsenault and […]
President Biden plans to violate his tax pledge
By Allen Nitschelm Last week, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki made a startling announcement during her briefing: the White House was going to renege […]
Culprit Admits Role in “Zoom bombings” of Two AB School Committee meetings
By Charlie Kadlec and Scott Smyers The first “Zoom bombing” incident happened on 17 December 2020 when insulting, vulgar and racist comments were posted on […]
The Long Struggle for Freedom in Massachusetts
By Scott Smyers The struggle for fair treatment of all races, under both the law and in society at large, began in Massachusetts well before […]