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2:21 p.m.: Marcia A. Foster, 26, of Jubilee Terrace, is arrested by police and is charged with disturbing the peace.
Must see: Prejudice and fairness: 'Twelve Angry Men' redux at MGRHS on Saturday is well worth $8
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Go see a reminder of the tension between prejudice and fairness, independence and the power of crowd thinking -- all a part of the Mount Greylock Regional High School production of "Twelve Angry Jurors." Remember the 1957 film starring Henry Fonda -- Twelve Angry Men about building consensus in the American legal system of ... (more)
Officials say Mount Greylock Regional School District expansion wona t close any schools
"If one of the communities of the region needs to look at closing a school, they're going to have to propose an amendment to the regional agreement to do that," School Committee Chairwoman Carrie Greene said during Tuesday's meeting.
Chelmsford Gets First Look Solarize Mass Project
Much has been said nationally about things like energy independence and the green economy, but for many everyday folks, taking real steps toward things like installing solar panels on their homes comes down to one thing: how much does it cost? That was the core of a new program from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and the Massachusetts ... (more)
Williamstown: After-school program wins state license
The Williamstown Youth Center After School Program has received a regular license from the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care.
Williamstown Community Chest to Honor Yamamoto
As the chairman of the town's Affordable Housing Committee, Yamamoto has been one of its leading advocates for low- and moderate-income residents - especially the dozens of senior citizens who lost their homes when Tropical Storm Irene decimated the Spruces Mobile Home Park.
Two local men were appointed permanent firemen for the North Adams Fire Department by Mayor Floriani.
Caesar was fined $50 and ordered to stay away from the victim and the case was continued without a finding.
a Stamp out Hungera drive on track to collect 26,000 pounds of food in Northern Berkshire
True to their motto, Northern Berkshire letter carriers would not stop for Saturday's rainy weather, and the area's residents showed their generosity as the 22nd annual "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive gathered more than 23,000 pounds of food for area pantries.
Located in a desirable neighborhood, this three bedroom ranch offers a large yard and beautiful views.
Solarize Mass getting big response in Lee, Williamstown
Dozens of Williamstown and Lee property owners have already inquired about a state-sponsored solar energy program prior to formally hearing this week how it can help them save on electric bills.
26 Stoney Ledge Rd Williamstown
An inviting circular drive is a welcoming introduction to this spectacular home.
Charming Yankee Barn home with sweeping mountain views. Several rooms have cathedral ceilings, exposed beams and large windows.
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Williamstown Elementary Finances in Good Shape
Above, School Committee members Chairwoman Margaret McComish, left, and Valerie Hall at Wednesday's meeting, at which the committee went over the final spending numbers for this year.
Located close to Williams College and downtown, this contemporary home features the two-story main house with four bedrooms, including a first floor master suite, great room, chef's kitchen, two granite fireplaces and three oversized garage bays.
Volunteers needed to help 'Stamp Out Hunger' on Saturday
"We're very excited about the food drive," North Adams Postmaster Joan Bates said.
Head-on collision on State Road sends one to hospital
A head-on collision between two cars sent one driver to the hospital and closed State Road near the Williamstown line for 45 minutes Wednesday night.
Walmart Supercenter opens to in North Adams to rave reviews from shoppers
Lifelong city resident Shirley Davis was one of the first to arrive outside the Walmart Supercenter at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, waiting in anticipation of the 152,000-square-foot store's grand opening.
Williamstown: WCMA to exhibit senior projects
The Williams College Museum of Art will present "11 Reasons to Become an Investment Banker," an exhibition by Williams College senior art majors, on view from May 10 to June 2. The show features the work of 11 studio art students: Deena Bak, Jocelyn Fifield, Heath Goldman, Nicolei Gupit, Fenn Hoffman, Tracy Hu, Emma Laukitis, NanNan Li, Muzhou Lu, ... (more)