W’town Town Hall asks folks using area along construction route of Mohawk Bike Path at The Spruces, Linear Park, Cole Field to honor signage directions,…
Roots Rising www.rootsrising.org . empowers youth and builds community through food and farming. Roots Rising’s Farm Crew hires teens to work on farms & in food…
All community members, young & old, please fill out this short Strategic Planning Survey Your input will allow the Milne Library to better serve you & the…
W’town Town Hall asks folks using area along construction route of Mohawk Bike Path at The Spruces, Linear Park, Cole Field to honor signage directions,…
Roots Rising www.rootsrising.org . empowers youth and builds community through food and farming. Roots Rising’s Farm Crew hires teens to work on farms & in food…
“The market williamstownfarmersmarket.org will feature favorite returning vendors, along with a variety of new vendors, including a fishmonger, knife sharpener, baker, chef…Musicians will be the soul…
Read the RESUMES of Robert (Bob) Menicocci & Alex Torpey, the 2 finalists/candidates for job of Town Manager here: https://app.box.com/s/5jqks0qx0zl0i39lekxrtezexxpjqfcf The Select Board voted on Saturday,…
All community members, young & old, please fill out this short Strategic Planning Survey Your input will allow the Milne Library to better serve you & the…
The Clark Art Institute presents a virtual talk by Deborah Willis, author of The Black Civil War Soldier, exploring the crucial role of photography in shaping African American narratives of the Civil War.
The Affordable Housing Trust heard a presentation from Stone Architecture for the plan for a multi-unit housing complex on the Grange property on Water St.
The Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee met on August 2, 2022. On the agenda were Housing Data, Tabling, Advertising, Conditions Report and Committee Correspondence.
The Society of Alumni President engages in conversation with President Mandel.
Tess Wiskel, MD, a Climate and Human Health fellow with the Harvard Center for Climate, Health and Global Environment , the Harvard FXB Center for Health and Human Rights, and a board-certified emergency physician with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, is this week’s guest on Medical Matters Weekly. She discusses her research on studying the climate and its affect on human health.
Charles Dew, Williams History Professor, moderates conversation with panelists Frances Jones-Sneed, MCLA History Professor Emeritus, North Adams; Thomas Ostheimer, Mt. Greylock History teacher, & Kathleen M. Morris, Clark Art Institute.
Jim Kolesar, W’town Fire District Building Committee & Bob Mitchell, Lead Designer of the Fire District Building Project, show & tell what a modern fire station looks like, how it functions, safety requirements, spacial needs.
Father John McDonagh, Lynn Blake, Michael Dilthey & David Kiley (on TV ch 1303: Sunday at 10:30am, Wed at 9am & Fri at 7:30pm).