Greenfield Recorder
As I See It: Promise and Betrayal — A brief history of America’s liberty
An argument that America's founding promise was betrayed first by capitalism and then by Trumpism, transforming Edenic hopes into inequality and political ruin.
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My Turn: Massachusetts can lead the world in a near-future free from income inequality
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The Franklin Land Trust has permanently conserved 47 acres of land in Heath, which includes farmlands, forest and a river corridor, and will provide public outdoor recreation and support local agriculture.
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3mCynthia A. Bukowski
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