For years, Community Connections has been where WilliNet sat down with the people doing the work in our region–nonprofit directors, town officials, advocates, organizers–and asked…
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The WilliNet Board of Directors is excited to announce Theresa “Teri” Yuan as the next Executive Director of WilliNet, Community TV for Williamstown. Yuan is…
Pass along, recycle, donate your ‘stuff’ to Goodwill Berkshires ! Support their programs & keep items out of landfills!
For more info: williamstownfarmersmarket.org In addition to matching SNAP/EBT dollars, the WFM will continue to offer the Produce Buy Back Program: At the end of every…
Williamstown LWV President Anne Skinner explains the 9 ballot questions that voters will decide on in the 2026 General Election. The LWV of Massachusetts advocates for a YES vote on 1, 4, 7 and 9, and a NO vote on 5. Election Day Tue, Nov 3, 7am-8pm at Williamstown Elementary School.
The General Election is Tuesday, Nov. 3rd. Polls open 7am-8pm at Williamstown Elementary School. Town Clerk Nicole Beverly explains this year’s protocols and procedures.
Pittsfield resident Donna Brazee discusses her experience with dementia, including the family dynamic and caregiving challenges faced before and after her diagnosis.
An early look at the architectural vision for the permanent home of the Aso O. Tavitian Collection, featuring works by many of the most acclaimed artists of the early modern era—Jan van Eyck, Andrea della Robbia, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Peter Paul Rubens, Jean-Antoine Watteau, and Jacques-Louis David, among others.
On agenda: Public Hearing – Sweet Farm Road; Alternative Parking Lot Surface – Jack Miller, Simonds Road; subdivisions, fees, reorganization.
Michael Hitchock, Carrie Waara and Fernando Leon of the Greylock Together Immigrant Support Action Team discuss the documentary ‘Everybody to Kenmure Street’ following its screening at Images’ Civic Cinema series.
‘Trying Times’ presents a cross-section of the Northern Berkshires population rising to meet the personal, political, and economic challenges of today.