You, along with our incredible attendants, make Sheffield’s Transfer Station a special place and one of the cleanest in the Commonwealth—DEP and other visitors say this all the time.
I imagine a pop-up book about the Berkshires would do incredibly well. I also have to think paper engineer Bruce Foster might relish the chance to visit the paper-making past and present right in our own backyard.
When our son was a lad, he would shoot questions rapid fire from the backseat of the car. Now, I have several questions of my own. Feel free to make up the answers.
We are all upset because Housatonic Water Works didn’t plan ahead and didn’t keep up with infrastructure improvements. Tonight’s votes are about investing now to be ready for the future.
It is urgent that registered Great Barrington Fire District (GBFD) water customers attend this annual meeting at 17 East St., Great Barrington. It could be the last opportunity we have to voice our concerns before measures are passed that will significantly impact our property taxes.
The prevailing argument, at present, is that Joe Biden is too old to seek a second term. The same observation would apply equally to Trump. If someone were to make a television series based on the matchup, they would have to call it “Battlestar Geriatrica.”
Anne has been and continues to be a great advocate for the citizens of Lee. She is direct, assertive, and tireless when facing any challenge—large or small.
If challenger Roxanne McCaffrey wins, it will mark a turning point: the first time in Stockbridge history that two of its three Select Board seats will be held by women.
When we started the campaign, I used to say that I couldn't imagine a Great Barrington without the Triplex. Now I can’t imagine a Great Barrington without this next beautiful iteration of the cinema. Join us, and we can build this space together.
Patrick White's diligence, inclusiveness, honesty, and respect for differing points of view promote transparency and citizen engagement in town governance.
By making this decision, the Great Barrington Selectboard will be getting exactly what it intended to prevent: There will not be a single grocery store in town that doesn't sell alcohol. As a taxpayer in this town, I am angry and disappointed that the entire community did not have the opportunity to be a real part of this decision.
