Peter Fish

Without fail I watch as much of the Olympics as I can. This time around due to constant influxes in my schedule I was forced to internet highlights or rewatching via on-demand entire events.

In many societies, a small minority often holds disproportionate power over the majority, a phenomenon that can be seen in various forms of governance, economic systems, and social structures.

In 54 days, we'll head to the polls for what will prove to be a democracy saving election. Once again, we have two real options to choose from, Harris/Walz or Trump/Vance.

So, my "White Dudes for Harris" hat is on and I'm feeling nervous and apprehensive about the November election.

With the passing of Charlie Hustle, one of baseball's greatest hard-nosed players, I'm forced to think about how this man will never get what he so rightly earned.

I'm given a platform from which I give my opinion and can state my feelings about things that are happening around us.

There's much noise being made about a new documentary that hits very close to home. It's called “They Ruined My Hometown” and it's done by a native

It's frustrating to know that by the next time I put fingertip to keyboard, we'll all still be going to the polls (for those of us that haven't

Once again, I submit this column under the unknown certainty of an unfolding national election. Maybe by the time we read this we will know, maybe we won't.

I write today's column using my brain in two different ways. First as a Select Board member who tries to solve town problems in a way that supports its citizens.