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MA Gov. Baker announces emergency on 3 week school closures, prohibiting gatherings of 25 of more.

On March 15, Governor Baker issued an emergency order closing public & private schools for 3 weeks. Elementary and Secondary Schools: suspend educational operations from March 17 until April 6. Full order available here. Gatherings & Restaurants: Governor Baker issued an emergency order limiting gatherings to 25 individuals and prohibiting on-premises consumption of food or drink at […]

Watch MA Gov. Baker Announcement of Emergency Actions to Address COVID-19 (3.15.20)

Gov. Baker announced 3 wk school closing, restaurant and bar restrictions, limits to gatherings at 25, unemployment status updates on Sunday evening, March 15…watch here.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=0rJr_jmPZ6g&feature=emb_logo https://www.mass.gov/news/baker-polito-administration-announces-emergency-actions-to-address-covid-19

The Clark temporarily closes doors starting March 14…further announcement on April 1.

THIS LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY FROM THE DIRECTOR OF THE CLARK: “As we continue to assess the current conditions surrounding the coronavirus outbreak, we have made the decision to temporarily close our galleries and exhibitions to the public effective tomorrow, March 14. The health of our entire community is of paramount importance and we feel […]

Town Employee Retirement Party on March 23 CANCELLED

The Retirement Party for the retired Town Treasurer Janet Sadler, Town DPW Director Tim Keiser & Town Clerk Mary Kennedy on March 23 at the Williams Inn has been cancelled.  Tickets will be refunded.  Deb Turnbull in the Town Manager’s office will be returning checks in the mail.  Please don’t come to Town Hall for […]

CANCELED: Hopkins Forest to Host Maplefest on March 14

Hopkins Memorial Forest has CANCELLED this Saturday’s Maplefest celebration (March 14). Hopkins Forest is owned and operated by Williams College, located at the junction of Bulkley Street and Northwest Hill Road in Williamstown. The annual event exalts the time-honored New England tradition of producing home grown sweeteners from local maple trees. Next year!

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