Local Bias Hits Milestone

Congratulations go out to Drew Hutchison, Dr. Andrew Blais, and their crew for recording the 100th episode of "Local Bias". Yesterday morning, Greenfield Town Councilor David Singer joined Dr. Blais in our studio to tape that episode which features a wide-ranging discussion of local politics. You can check it out for yourself when it begins its two week run on Cable Channel 15 at 5:30pm on Wednesday.

In other news, we'd like to remind you of three important election related items. The first is that the Town of Greenfield General Election Debate 2011 from Wednesday night is now available to watch online here: http://www.gctv.org/Debate052511.html. Watch it and see for yourself where the candidates stand on the issues. Second, if you need help getting to the polls on June 14th, be sure to consult the schedule of available rides on our Local Elections page. Finally, if you want to weigh in on where the lines will be drawn for our state's new political districts, make sure to attend the next Public Hearing of the Special Committee on Redistricting this coming Tuesday, May 31st, at Greenfield Community College's Sloan Theater beginning at 6 p.m. State Senator Stan Rosenberg and State Representative Stephen Kulik will be among the local lawmakers there to discuss this issue.

Political Roundtable on Franklin County Matters

Keep an eye out for the latest episode of Franklin County Matters, premiering Monday, December 14th at 9PM, to see State Representatives Chris Donelan and Stephen Kulik, State Senator Stan Rosenberg, and host Attorney David Roulston discuss a wide range of issues that impact our daily lives. The legislators stopped by our studios today to record this very interesting episode. (In the photo from left to right: Rep. Donelan, Atty. Roulston, Rep. Kulik, Sen. Rosenberg.)