Dear Editor: coalition member Lee Feldscher advocates Yes on Question 1
Today, coalition member Lee Feldscher had a letter published in the Daily Hampshire Gazette on “Yes on Question 1”. You can read it here.
Campaign update! Signs (mostly) delivered, radio ad made, but we’re still a little short!
Some updates: For those of you who haven’t or can’t pick up your lawn signs or stickers, we did our best to deliver what we had left to your door …
Sign of the times … and a fundraising update
Our lawn signs and bumper stickers have arrived and are starting to get posted! This one was posted on Florence Road by a supporter. We have just four signs remaining …
$2000 goal reached! Now we’re working on a $3200 stretch goal
We’ve been both amazed and deeply gratified by the response from the Northampton community to our campaign: Vote Yes on Question 1. When we originally decided to fundraise to spread …
Use American Rescue Plan funds to build a municipal network?
The City of Northampton will receive $21,747,984 from the federal government to use to address issues due to the covid-19 pandemic. Potentially some or all of this money could be …
Northampton residents stepping up to fund Yes on Question 1 campaign
As of this Sunday morning, residents of Northampton have contributed $1415 toward our Yes on Question 1 campaign. This is 70% of our goal! In addition we have received 21 …
Vote Yes on Question 1 … and help promote our campaign
(Easy link for sharing this page: https://tinyurl.com/northamptonquestion1) In about five weeks, Northampton voters will have the chance to vote Yes or No on allowing the city of Northampton to create a Municipal Light Plant (MLP). It’s a bit …
Where do city candidates stand on a municipal network?
Northampton voters will weigh in on whether the city should be permitted to create a municipal network in November’s election. This is because a vote to create a municipal light …
City Council advances municipal broadband ballot question
Thursday night, the Northampton City Council approved 9-0 a first reading of a proposed ballot question on municipal broadband. It needs to be approved at one more reading, which is …
City’s municipal broadband activities move forward steadily
It’s been a couple of months since highlights of residential and business municipal network surveys were announced by Northampton Mayor David Narkewicz. Since then, activities have moved ahead steadily and …