242 voters check-in at Town Mtg. 149 vote to adjourn, postpone, relocate Town Mtg to 7pm, Tue, June 14 to south Wtown at MGRSD. 49 vote against. 44 did not vote, 18% of checked-in voters. Judge Hogan’s mask requirement does not apply to rescheduled Town Meeting on June 14.

Brooklyn native Gina Riggins was a Mt. Greylock ABC (A Better Chance) student, class of 2009. Last week, she spoke to Mt. Greylock students about her work as an Electrical & Computer Engineer with Eli Lilly & as a mentor to young people, women, & People of Color exploring careers in engineering.

Berkshire Matters’ Robert Dean talks to Berkshire County State Senator Adam G. Hinds.

Health Inspector Jeff Kennedy reports a reduction of W’town non-Williams College student COVID cases: 16 cases down from 30 last week.  Board of Health reiterates their strong recommendation of wearing masks for those attending Town Meeting on Tuesday, May 17 in the WES Gymnasium.  Town Clerk will have masks available at Town Meeting.

Annika Harrington ’23 and Regina Fink ‘22.5 present on their independent research project from the Williams College Fall 2021 class, “Environmental Planning Workshop: Community-Based Experience”. The project underscored for them the importance of working to most effectively use and zone the land in order to benefit both the environment and the community.

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.

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.

justin adkins, national transgender inclusion expert & local business owner of Wild Soul River, outlines inclusive bathroom signage.