This free event is open to the public. Masks required & proof of Covid-19 VAX for off-campus visitors. This event is part of 2022 Lecture on Medicine and Medical Ethics.
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W’town Select Board votes unanimously to offer the Town Manager job to Robert (Bob) Menicocci. Alex Torpey enthusiastically supported as well.
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, April 9, 1:30pm at Town Hall.
W’town Select Board to interview finalists for Town Manager job at 1pm Fri, April 8 at Town Hall. Streams live on willinet.org.
Williamstown citizens can email feedback to Select Board members at: selectboard@williamstownma.gov The Select Board will deliberate & vote on the next Town Manager on Saturday afternoon,April 9, at 1:30pm at Town Hall. Watch their meeting live on willinet.org; on Roku & AppleTV (download Willinet’s app); or watch on Spectrum cable TV ch 1303.
WHM Presents: “A Conversation about Stories, Told, Revised, and Retold” at 11am, Sat, April 9 at the Milne Public Library.
The W’town Historical Museum invites all to free panel discussion moderated by Charles Dew with speakers Frances Jones-Sneed, Tom Ostheimer, Kathleen Morris. For more info: Williamstown Historical Museum. The three participating panelists and moderator are long time area educator/scholars who will discuss both their particular current projects as well as the broader question of why […]
“EforALL: Turning Dreams into Business” entrepreneur opportunity: Spring Pitch Contest, apply by 5pm, March 31
VIRTUAL | Spring Pitch Contest Fast-paced, fun community events that help early-stage entrepreneurs gain valuable exposure and feedback on a business idea. Great opportunity to network, validate a business idea, and compete to win a cash prize. It is free for entrepreneurs to apply and free for all to attend. Deadline to Apply: March 31, 5 pm
Internet Safety presentation: “Keeping Kids Safe & Secure Online” at 5:30pm, WED, March 30 at Drury HS.
Topics covered include: gaming, cyberbullying, sexting, sextortion, protecting against online predation. Reservations required, contact Stephanie at nbCC- 413-663-7588.
MCLA Presents weekly “Green Living Seminar Series” at 5:30pm, Wednesdays March 30-April 20.
Public invited to this FREE Green Living Seminar Series at MCLA Center for Science and Innovation, room 121. March 30: “Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership: Sustainable Forest Management and Natural Resource-Based Economic Development in Northwestern Massachusetts” with Dr. Hank Art, Williams College Rosenburg Professor of Environmental Studies and Biology, Emeritus, Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership, board chair April […]
Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation local GRANT opportunities– DEADLINE April 15, 2022.
The Fund for Williamstown awards grants up to $5,000. Nonprofits & community organizations can apply who serve Williamstown residents & families. Grants provide flexible resources to support innovative new and existing projects and programs that promote healthy social, emotional, and physical development, as well as funding for human services, cultural, and educational programs and environmental […]
Images Cinema film-screening-fundraiser for Ukraine war victims: “ATLANTIS” at 7:30pm Mon, March 28.
Made in 2019 & set in the not-too-distant future, this visionary drama depicts life in Ukraine after a Russian invasion. This event is a fundraiser to support victims of the war in Ukraine. Sliding scale admission, $5-20. Masks required. For more info: Images Cinema.
W’town Historical Museum Presents: “The History of the W’town Grange & the Grange Hall” at 11:00am, Sat. March 26 at the Milne Library.
Public is invited to a free lecture & panel discussion with speakers Alex Carlisle, Nancy Lescarbeau, Grange President & members Susan Bernardy & Maureen O’Mara. For more info visit Williamstown Historical Museum.