VOTE NO ON ARTICLE 7
By Corinne Hogseth Many folks have asked me for a summary of what happened over the last couple months, which resulted in the passage of […]
Articles by Corinne Hogseth
Inflation?
By Corinne Hogseth The pro-override contingent keeps insisting an override is necessary because municipal and school expenses cannot possibly grow at only 2.5% annually over […]
Responses to the PRO OVERRIDE Mailer
By Corinne Hogseth Keep Acton Affordable By now, you’ve probably seen the big mailer that The Other Side had sent to households throughout Acton. One […]
Ready for an Override? – Part 2 The Sky is Not Falling
By Corinne Hogseth The point of Part 1 of this discussion was to raise awareness of a pending override that will dwarf even the debt […]
Ready for an Override? – Part 1
By Corinne Hogseth Acton taxpayers should be aware of ongoing discussions regarding a massive property tax override being pushed by the schools for the 2024/2025 […]
Obscene or Educational? An Open Letter to the Acton Boxborough Regional School Committee
By Corinne Hogseth At the December 1st meeting of the School Committee, members of the community spoke regarding some highly questionable materials in our junior […]
Revolution vs. Colonials: A Distinction Without a Difference! Was it all worth it?
By Corinne Hogseth An open letter to the School Committee You folks must be feeling pretty silly. You ignored district naming and technology policies, violating […]
The Colonial Mascot & Poor Process: The School Committee Doubles-Down
By Corinne Hogseth As many are aware, a subcommittee of the School Committee has been working on renaming the AB mascot after the Colonial was […]
THOUGHTS ON TEACHER VACCINE MANDATES
By Corinne Hogseth Employee unions were originally established to allow employees to collectively bargain with their employers for better wages and safer working conditions. Oddly, […]
Shrewsbury Puts on a Clinic for Acton & Boxborough
By Corinne Hogseth Most in Acton and Boxborough are by now aware of the damage inflicted on the community when the Acton Boxborough Regional School […]