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CHP Holding Children's Attic Clothing, Toy Sale
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Community Health Programs’ Children’s Attic returns on Saturday and Sunday, May 19 and 20. This now once-a-year huge event, held under big tents at the CHP Route 7 campus at 444 Stockbridge Road, features clothing, toys, games and more. Local families sell quality maternity and children’s
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Williamstown Town Meeting to Try 'Consent Agenda' to Add Efficiency
The new Williams Inn takes shape at the bottom of Spring Street in Williamstown. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Town officials hope that a modification to the practice of the annual town meeting will streamline the event and allow more time for discussion of potentially contentious issues. For the
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MassDOT Sets Public Meetings on Capital Investment Plan
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation will hold a series of public meetings throughout the commonwealth to solicit public input on its draft multibillion dollar MassDOT and MBTA Capital Investment Plan Update for fiscal years 2019-2023. This program covers long-term highway, aeronautics, rail, and
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Pool Proposal May Be Most Discussed Item at Williamstown Town Meeting
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Local basketball fans and fans of local government likely will not have to choose between the annual town meeting and Game 2 of the Celtics' Eastern Conference Championship series. The prospective length of Tuesday's 7 p.m. meeting at Williamstown Elementary School was shortened significantly
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Williams Softball Rallies Past Amherst to Advance in NCAAs
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Margo Beck is saving her best for last. The Williams College right fielder/catcher lined a tie-breaking single to left in the bottom of the fifth inning Sunday, helping the Williams College softball team to a 3-1 win over rival Amherst in the championship game of the NCAA Div. III Tournament
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BCC Rededicates Theater to the Late Robert Boland
Jonathan Daube was one of three former college presidents to join for the event. PITTSFIELD, Mass. — When Catherine Addy was hired to become Berkshire Community College's second president, Robert Boland was nearing retirement. "I was completely intimidated by him. I thought the best I could do was
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Murphy, Williams Softball Hammers Amherst in NCAA Regional
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Mackenzie Murphy went 2-for-3 with a pair of home runs and five RBIs Saturday to lead the Williams College softball team to an 11-0 rout of rival Amherst in the second round of the NCAA Division III regionals. Williams advances to Sunday's noon winner's bracket game on Cole Field, needing to win
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MCLA Graduates Told to Find a Career that Captures Heart, Mind
Astronaut and engineer Stephanie Wilson asks the graduates to mentor those who are follow them. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — College graduates are frequently sent off with a charge of doing their best and making the world a better place. But on Saturday, they were also reminded to reach behind them to help others along the
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@the Market: Stocks Look Ready to Reach New Highs
The S&P 500 Index had its best week in two months. All the averages made good gains and investor sentiment numbers are improving. We could see a return to the January highs before summer unless something comes out of left field. Left field has become a familiar place for the markets under the present political regime, but not
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Williams Women's Golf Finishes Second at NCAA Tourney
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. – Seventy-two holes and 1,261 shots were not enough to decide the 2018 NCAA DIII Women's Golf Championship. It took 74 holes for Claremont Mudd Scripps to edge the Ephs and claim the championship. The Williams College women's golf team entered the fourth and final round of the NCAA
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