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Youth Voices Lead Coalition Forum
Malina Ziaja, a junior at Hoosac Valley High School, speaks during the coalition youth forum on March 12. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The youth spoke, and the adults listened. Seven young people from the Northern Berkshire Community Coalition's Youth Leadership Program led the Coalition's monthly form on March 12.
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One Contested Race, So Far, on Williamstown Election Ballot
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The town has one contested election and one elected office in search of a candidate with 11 days left to file paper for May's election. Town Clerk Mary Kennedy said Friday that as of midday, there was one known contested election among the 10 seats that will be up for grabs. The
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Lund Leads WIlliams Men's Lax to Road Win
NEW LONDON, Conn. -- Cory Lund scored eight goals Sunday to lead the Williams College men's lacrosse team to an 18-9 win over Connecticut College. Calvin Collins scored four goals for the Ephs (3-1, 2-1 NESCAC), who got a combined 11 saves from Harry Gahagan and Will Bock. Williams goes to Rensselaer
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Q&A: Doctor with Pro Football Pedigree Treating Sports Injuries in Bennington
Dr. Ivette Guttmann BENNINGTON, Vt. — Sustain a sports injury in and around Bennington, and you might discover that your doctor has more than years of medical training to bring to your recovery plan. She just might be a former professional football player, too. Earlier this winter, Dr.
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Williams Alum Wins Knight-Hennessy Scholarship
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Eva Fourakis, a 2016 graduate of Williams College, has been awarded a highly selective Knight-Hennessy Scholarship. The scholarship allows recipients to pursue graduate studies at Stanford University. Fourakis will be one of 69 scholars from around the world to begin their studies this fall, as part of the 2019
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Williamstown Fifth-Grader Advances to State GeoBee
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Williamstown Elementary School fifth-grader Everett Crowe has been notified by the National Geographic Society that he is one of the semifinalists eligible to compete in the 2019 National Geographic GeoBee Massachusetts State Competition. The contest will be held at Elms College in Chicopee on Friday, March
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Bonnie Lea Instructor Becomes Certified Trainer
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Lisa DeMayo of Bonnie Lea Farm has become a United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) certified trainer. This title is obtained through equine professional recommendations, Safe Sport Training, continuing education and examination. This USHJA certification formalizes DeMayo's years of
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Potluck Supper to Support Williamstown Farm After February Fire
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Since last month's late-night fire destroyed the sugarhouse and barn at Sweet Brook Farm, the family has been comforted by the support of the community. On Saturday, the community will have another chance to show how much it cares. Family and friends of Peter Phelps, owner of the
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The Independent Investor: Does Our Debt Really Matter?
The country's national debt hovers at historically record highs, as the nation's budget battle begins. It's a pretty safe bet to expect another budget-busting compromise as well as a hefty increase to our already-overwhelming debt load. At times like this I wonder whether Americans are facing the prospect that someday
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'Captain Marvel': Brave New Suffragette
Unless you're a card-carrying, dyed-in-the-wool devotee of comic-book film extravaganzas like "Captain Marvel," they can be extremely difficult to follow. Each is chockfull of series lore, a veritable encyclopedia of minutiae that aficionados of the genre demand, and from which they deliriously kvell when given the slightest
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