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CANCELLED: W’town Planning Board Mtg on Tuesday, July 14. Board to hold virtual PUBLIC HEARING on WED, July 22, 7pm

The Planning Board will take public comment on Read Article & 2 Citizens Petitions click here one Bylaw Article; Citizen Petition re) Bylaw to host up to 10 weddings/events annually; Citizen Petition regarding cultivation of marijuana via Special Permit from Zoning Board of Appeals.

Zoom links yet to be published. Go to Town of Williamstown website for links: https://williamstownma.gov/

Spring St. stays open – Sat, July 11, 4-10:00 pm due to rain forecast!

W’town Chamber of Commerce & Town of W’town cancels today’s -July 11- 4-10:00 pm Spring St car-closure due to weather forecasts of rain.

Community Forum on Williams Reopening live on WilliNet TV ch 1303 from 7- 8pm, Wed., July 15 (also on Zoom-link below)

President Maud Mandel & Fred Puddester, VP for Finance & Admin., present the college’s fall reopening plans to local residents during Community Forum LIVE on WilliNet TV channel 1303 & via Zoom. Participants can submit questions via Zoom chat function.
ZOOM LINK to join:
https://williams.zoom.us/j/93806782626?pwd=REk3ek9ENUYrY3czR09yaTlBbEhxZz09
Password: 991093

WilliNet will post Forum on willinet.org & replay program on TV ch 1303 throughout July.

B’shire Branch NAACP: The Black Agenda, an introductory conversation, Tue, July 7, 5:30-7pm on Zoom

Join NAACP of B’shire County, the Black Economic Council & Mayors Linda Tyer (Pittsfield) & Tom Bernard (N.Adams) for introductory conversation on The Black Agenda

Green River Cleanup Walk rescheduled to Saturday, July 18 at 1:00pm

South Williamstown Community Assoc. invites all to join with the Hoosic River Watershed Assoc. to clear Green River debris. More info: Contact: Bette Craig (413) 652-9098. This event was postponed last weekend due to thunderstorms. Come cleanup on SAT, JULY 18, 1:00pm.

If you’re able bodied and not afraid of slipping on wet stones, join us for a cleanup walk along the Green River. This is a project we’ve done in collaboration with the Hoosic River Watershed Association for the last few years to address the debris washing into the river from a former town landfill located behind the Hart farm on New Ashford Road (Rte 7).
Park at the Hart Garage and cross the road to walk down the driveway at , 340 New Ashford Road. You’ll need rubber boots and gloves and don’t forget to spray yourself with insect repellant. Covid-19 restrictions on wearing a mask and social distancing will be in effect. The Town will provide us with garbage bags and arrange for disposal.