W’town COOL Comm. presents: “A Net-Zero Williamstown – What Will It Take To Get There?”

Watch the W’town COOL Committee’s virtual conversation with panelists from the COOL Committee, town government, Williams College staff, & Williams College students. Moderators will be Williams College Emeritus Professor Hank Art & Nancy Nylen, renewable energy consultant and former associate director of the Center for EcoTechnology.

The event is hosted by the Williams College Zilkha Center for Environmental Initiatives.

 

 

W’town Historical Museum presents virtually: “The History of Oblong Road” w/ Dusty Griffin at 11am, Sat. April 17

Oblong Road was one of the earliest parts of Williamstown to be settled. For all of the 19th century the neighborhood was almost completely devoted to farming, and was dominated by three large farming families: the Youngs, the Torreys, and the Phelpses. Two of them continue into the 21st century. A number of the oldest farm houses survive, but much has changed over time – there used to be three one-room schools along Oblong Road.

The History of Oblong Road – Zoom Webinar Login information:
https://zoom.us/j/94260437419

Or One tap mobile : +19292056099,,94260437419#

Or Telephone:  (929) 205-6099
Webinar ID: 942 6043 7419

Local VAX appts OPENING at 6pm, April 8 through Berkshire Vaccine Collaborative

Log into maimmunizations.org around 5:30 to get into waiting room for the 6pm opening… more info: getvaccinatedberkshires.org  Folks 55+ or have 1+ certain medical conditions are eligible.