Thanatologist Sydney Sherman, author of You Are Not Alone: Our Loved Ones Are Here…You’re Just Not Listening will share her life experiences & why and what we believe about the afterlife. Her book draws distinctions between myths and the paranormal and recounts numerous experiences with energies. With step- by -step advice, Sherman encourages people to […]
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Bux Vintage on Spring St. will open Sat, 11-4pm, Dec 18 & Sun, 11-3pm, Dec 19 for final two days.
Final a treasure or the perfect gift at Paula Buxbaum’s wonderful vintage, second-hand shop is open Saturday and Sunday before closing for good.
W’town to distribute free COVID-19 Self-Test Kits to Individuals & Families who face financial hardship.
Free Over-the-Counter (OTC) at-home rapid antigen tests kits for eligible persons – those facing FINANCIAL HARDSHIP- can receive kits at The Harper Center (senior citizens); Wtown Housing Authority (housing assistance recipients); W’town Town Hall (all others eligible). These approximately 300 free tests are provided by the state of Massachusetts.
UPDATE: W’town Reindog Parade rerouted today, Sat. Dec. 4!! (due to a non-toxic chemical spill on route 2)
Gather at Williams College Science Quad (Do not meet at Chapin lawn) at 2:30 for voting contests, 3:00 parade starts! Please park in the public lot at end of Spring St, the field house, Weston parking to avoid walking dogs across Route 2.
The History of Christmas- a virtual talk co-sponsored by the Milne Public Library, 7pm, WED, DEC. 8
Irish Historian, Sean Murphy will share stories about the origins of Christmas, beginning with the Romans. Why didn’t early Christians celebrate the birth of Christ? Why was Christmas outlawed in Boston in the mid-1600s. From the Bigelow Library in Brewster, MA– register for this Zoom event here.
Join the walking symphony experience “Unsilent Night” in Wtown 5:30pm THU, DEC 9, meet at ’62 Center!
Composer Phil Kline’s festive community soundscape relies on folks coming together w/ boom boxes & bluetooth speakers to amplify Kline’s composition, filling the night with music & wonderment! Meet at 5:30 at ’62 Center, Williams College campus to prepare for 6:00pm walk down Spring St. to the Williams Inn. Dress warmly! Bring flashlights or lanterns! […]
Select Board votes 4-1 to continue with Interim Town Manager Charlie Blanchard thru May 2022.
Chair Andy Hogeland opened deliberations with news that Barry Del Castilho withdrew his candidacy. SB voted 4-1 in favor of Charlie Blanchard to continue as Interim. Wade Hasty voted against. Blanchard’s updated contract will be discussed at SB meeting at Town Hall, 7:00pm, Monday, Nov. 22.
Council on Aging invites public to COFFEE SOCIAL Fri, Nov. 19 at 9:00am at Harper Center
Public welcome to coffee & conversation w/ members of Council on Aging & DIRE/Diversity, Inclusion, Racial Equity committee at the Harper Center, 118 Church St., W’town. Coffee Social
Select Board to interview Interim Town Manager Candidates – Barry Del Castilho from Buckland, MA & Tom Bernard from N. Adams on MONDAY, NOV. 15..
Interviews begin at 2:30 in the Select Board Mtg room at Town Hall. Public welcome. Watch live stream on willinet.org or on TV ch 1303 on MONDAY, NOV. 15.
Williams opens some events & buildings to vaxed public w/ VAX id & mask. Sawyer Library open to local residents!
Select indoor Williams College events – performances, lectures & athletic competitions are open to the public. Visitors must show proof of vaccination for entry. Masks required for all. For full details: https://www.williams.edu/coronavirus/visiting-campus/