Make a plan to vote! You can request a ballot and register easily in MA. Everyone in MA can get a mail-in/absentee/whatever you want to call it ballot AND if you’re nervous about how the USPS is getting fucked around with, you can drop it off early! You can find more information here: https://www.wgbh.org/news/politics/2020/07/30/13-questions-about-voting-by-mail-in-massachusetts-answered!
Read More August 17th – 23rdProtests are still ongoing! It’s important to keep supporting folks, not just so that we see actual lasting change but also so that we keep protesters safe from retaliation. Also call your congresspeople to demand they support the USPS, it’s a literally lifesaving institution that we can’t afford to fuck up.
Read More August 9th – 15thOff the Wall Games has some news! – Great Scott! It’s finally happening!Off The Wall Games will be resuming some more-normal business hours on Friday, July 31st. We’ll be open Friday & Saturday from 10AM-10PM, and Sunday 10AM-8PM. We will be closed Monday – Thursday at this time. In this new COVID-19 world, however, there will be some changes that we need everyone to respect:
Read More August 3rd – 9thComputer appointments are back at Sunderland Public Library! You need to wear a face mask and make the appointment in advance, and computer equipment will be sanitized after each use. Contact them at 413-665-2642 or at director@sunderlandpubliclibrary.org to make your appointment. It’s open Mondays 2PM – 4PM, Wednesdays 5PM – 7PM, and Saturdays 2PM – 4PM.
Read More July 27th – August 2ndSorry for the lack of an update last week! We were visiting our mom, which is a thing that’s so much more terrifying than it used to be for absolutely no good reason! Please make sure you’re registered to vote, and vote out every Republican you possibly can. We hope you’re doing alright during this Pandemic.
Read More July 20th – 26thCovid-19 is here to stay for a long while in the US thanks to the official federal policy of “this is hard and we give up”! It’s awful and we all need to do what we can to mitigate the danger to ourselves and our neighbors.
Read More July 6th – 12thDo whatever you can. Find a protest (wear a mask, stay distant, stay safe), donate what you can, call your local government officials and ask why they’re spending more on police than they are on providing for people, go to virtual council meetings, write letters because some people still think letters mean more than emails, support your community any way you can.
Read More June 29th – July 5thDo whatever you can. Find a protest (wear a mask, stay distant, stay safe), donate what you can, call your local government officials and ask why they’re spending more on police than they are on providing for people, go to virtual council meetings, write letters because some people still think letters mean more than emails, support your community any way you can.
Read More June 22nd – 28thDo whatever you can. Find a protest (wear a mask, stay distant, stay safe), donate what you can, call your local government officials and ask why they’re spending more on police than they are on providing for people, go to virtual council meetings, write letters because some people still think letters mean more than emails, support your community any way you can.
Read More June 15th – 21stDo whatever you can. Find a protest (wear a mask, stay distant, stay safe), donate what you can, call your local government officials and ask why they’re spending more on police than they are on providing for people, go to virtual council meetings, write letters because some people still think letters mean more than emails, support your community any way you can. To that end: we’re going to match any donations to the above 4 organizations up to $1,000. Send us a receipt and we’ll double your donation.
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