When looking at our problems, we're quick to blame our neighbors—town spent too much on this, not enough on that. We buy into the myth that helping one person always takes away from another, while ignoring the people who take it all. We turn on each other instead of looking at the real problems: outdated laws, career politicians, decisions made behind closed doors, lack of transparency, policies presented as overly complicated or misleadingly simple to get a quick vote. Massachusetts shouldn't be forcing communities to turn on each other just to keep their schools funded, their seniors housed, and their water clean.

Blackstone Valley, let’s show ‘em how it’s done.

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