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 | Clark Art Kicks Off Outdoor Concert Series with Balla Kouyate
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Clark Art Institute presents the first in a series of free outdoor concerts with thematic connections to the Ground/work 2025 exhibition with a performance by Balla Kouyaté on Wednesday, July 2 at 6 pm on the Reflecting Pool Lawn.
According to a press release:
Balla |
| Williamstown Moves to Replace Sign Commission
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Select Board on Monday took a step toward replacing the town's moribund Sign Commission.
For a couple of years, officials have been sending out a call for volunteers to serve on the body, which has, "authority for control of all signs," under Chapter 53 of the town's |
| Williamstown Board Lifts Condemnation Order on Residence
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Board of Health on Tuesday rescinded an order of condemnation for a residence on Longview Terrace after praising the work done by the owner's family to make the home habitable.
Health Inspector Ruth Russell reported to the board that she was satisfied with the improvements made by Raymond |
 | Free Tree Identification Walk at The Clark in Williamstown
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Berkshire Environmental Action Team (BEAT) will host a free tree identification walk at The Clark Art Institute's grounds and walking trails in Williamstown on Saturday, June 28, at 9:30 AM. (Rain Date: Sunday, June 29)
This walk will last approximately two hours and will feature slow-paced stops |
 | Clark Art Free Concert By William Parker and Patricia Nicholson
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. —The Clark Art Institute presents an outdoor concert on Sunday, June 29 at 5 pm featuring an evening of visionary improvisation with composer and multi-instrumentalist William Parker and dancer-poet Patricia Nicholson as they present a duo adaptation of "Hope Cries for Justice."
This free event |
 | Williamstown Housing Trust Close to Transfer of Summer Street Lot
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Work could begin as early as July 7 on a road for a small subdivision on a town-owned parcel off Summer Street.
By that time, the board of the town's Affordable Housing Trust hopes to have transferred the 1.75-acre lot to Northern Berkshire Habitat for Humanity, which plans to build a four-home |
 | Williamstown Property Auctioned for $550K
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — A North Adams man had the high bid last week on the former Chenail's garden center.
Brian Intraversato outbid three other parties to purchase the 877 Simonds Road property for $550,000 on June 17. JJ Manning Auctioneers conducted the bidding.
The property encompasses 7.1 acres |
 | South Street Project in Williamstown Leads to Utility Outages
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. – Two utility outages in as many days last week related to the South Street road reconstruction had town officials double- and triple-checking service maps.
But they also realize that those maps are not perfect.
Twenty-four hours after road crews hit a gas line that caused “a heavy |
 | Williamstown's Remedy Hall Moves into New Home
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — A non-profit that began two years ago to provide "basic life necessities" to families experiencing hardships opened its doors in a new location this month.
Remedy Hall, which began its life in space at the First Congregational Church, this spring moved east on Main Street (Route 2) to 620 |
 | RSNE Claims County Cal Ripken Crown
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. – Ryder Tatro and Ethan Moran combined to strike out 10 hitters Saturday in leading Refrigerated Structures of New England to an 8-3 win over H.A. George in the Berkshire Cal Ripken League Majors Division Championship on Bud Anderson Field.
It was a clean sweep for the Williamstown Cal Ripken program, |
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