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 | Clark Art Presents a Morning of Self-Care
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — On Tuesday, Aug. 19, the Clark Art Institute presents a "Morning of Self-Care" with activities designed to engage and relax.
From 9:30 am to 10:30 am, local yoga instructor Mary Edgerton leads the season's final free all-levels yoga session inspired by the sights and sounds of the |
| Berkshire Wind Power Cooperative Awards Scholarships
LUDLOW, Mass. — The Berkshire Wind Power Cooperative Corporation (BWPCC) has selected two students from the Lanesborough/Hancock area, one from the Mount Greylock Regional High School class of 2025 and one from the McCann Technical School class of 2025, to receive $1,000 scholarships.
The scholarships are awarded to |
 | Clark Art Presents Talk on America's Grand Tour
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — On Wednesday, Aug. 20 at 1 pm, the Clark Art Institute presents "America's Grand Tour," the fourth in a new summer series of free curatorial talks highlighting rarely exhibited prints, drawings, and photographs from the Manton Study Center for Works on Paper's unique |
 | Williamstown's Johnson Stepping Down from Select Board
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Jeffrey Johnson announced Monday that he will be stepping down from his seat on the Select Board.
Johnson, citing health issues, told his colleagues at the end of the meeting that the decision to resign was necessary but mentioned that it made him angry.
"The biggest people should |
 | Millers, Tunnel City Freight Claim BABL Titles
PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- Brian Rodriguez Sunday struck out eight hitters in four innings to lead the G.B. Millers to a 3-1 win and a 2-0 championship series sweep over the Berkshire Thunder in the 20-and-over division of the Berkshire Adult Baseball League.
The Millers opened the series on Saturday with a 4-1 win over the Thunder at |
| Williamstown's Diversity Panel Mulls Independence From Select Board
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The newly renamed READI Committee last week began discussing whether it should continue to operate as an advisory committee to the Select Board.
In July, the Select Board looked at the diversity panel's recommendation for an updated charge for the body, which is going into its sixth year of |
 | Clark Art Talk Explores Beauty of its Granite Walls
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — When the Clark Art Institute opened its expanded campus more than a decade ago, the Tadao Ando-designed Clark Center won acclaim throughout the worlds of art and architecture.
However, according to a retired Williams College professor, at least one glowing review may have understated the beauty of the |
 | Berkshires Creating with Crochet Coral Reef Project
Williams College professor Amy Holzapfel shows a student at the event how to crochet.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — More than a dozen people of all ages were crocheting colorful versions of coral out of yarn on Friday at the Berkshire Art Center's Gallery Shop on North Street.
Their creations will become part of the |
 | Clark Art, Tanglewood Host Pulitzer Prize-Winning Art Critic
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Presented in partnership with the Tanglewood Learning Institute and Tanglewood Music Center, the Clark Art Institute hosts an evening celebrating French music and art of the late nineteenth century with Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic Sebastian Smee on Tuesday, Aug. 12 at 7 pm.
A limited number |
| Williamstown's Median Home Tax Bill Expected to Rise by 6 Percent
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The median-valued home in town can expect to see a 6.3 percent property tax increase in fiscal year 2026.
That is one of the takeaways from a presentation the Select Board will hear on Monday evening from Principal Assessor Chris Lamarre.
Lamarre will be in front of the board for its |
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