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 | Williamstown DIRE Committee Member Running for Select Board
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — A member of the town's Diversity, Inclusion and Racial Equity Committee has announced his intention to run for an open three-year seat on the Select Board this May.
Jeffrey Johnson on Friday issued a news release saying that he hopes to "make a difference in the quality of town governance and
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 | The Retired Investor: SPAC Attack
One of the hottest trends on Wall Street today is "special purpose acquisition companies" or SPACS. There is hardly a day that goes by without an announcement of a new SPAC, or the acquisition and merger of a private company by one.
It works like this. Even though they are called "companies," SPACs have no
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 | Pool Testing in Lanesborough-Williamstown Schools Yields Negatives
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Mount Greylock Regional School District on Thursday completed a successful first week of pool testing for COVID-19 among its students and staff.
"It's amazing how empowering it is for a child to see they just did something with something the size of a Q-tip that has the power to determine
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 | Effective Monday, a Little More of State's Economy to Open Up
SALEM, Mass. — Massachusetts' reopening plan is going back to the future.
On Thursday, Gov. Charlie Baker announced that on Monday, March 1, the commonwealth will shift to Step 2 of Phase 3 of its COVID-19 reopening plan.
That means that indoor performance venues like theaters will be allowed to reopen
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 | EforAll Seeking Applicants for 'Digital Business Survival Course'
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Entrepreneurship for All Berkshire County is collaborating with R3SET Studios to run a free online "Digital Business Survival Course" to help small businesses improve their online marketing.
"With all of the many restrictions on business during the pandemic, having a robust web
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 | Clark Art Lecture On The Mandylion
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — On Friday, Feb. 26, Beinecke Fellow and professor at Syracuse University Glenn Peers presents a talk through the Clark's Research and Academic Program's lecture series on "The Mandylion's Marital and Martial Message Machines."
The pre-recorded lecture will be available on
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 | State Wants Students Back in the Classroom in April
BOSTON — Public school students are expected to be back in the classroom by April.
Gov. Charlie Baker and Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Jeffrey Riley on Tuesday outlined a phased-in process that will begin with elementary students.
"There's no substitute for in-person
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