Crews Narrow Route 7 Lanes For South Williamstown Bridge Work
Crews will keep narrow lanes in place on Route 7 in South Williamstown through mid-August as a bridge resurfacing project near Five Corners continues, the Town Hall News Flash reported Monday. The advisory affects oversize and wide truck loads navigating the South County corridor. Elsew…
WILLIAMSTOWN -- Drivers and truckers moving through South Williamstown should expect narrow lanes on Route 7 south of Five Corners into mid-August, the town said Monday, as crews continue a bridge resurfacing project on the corridor.
TOWN HALL
The town's News Flash advisory, posted Monday evening, warns that oversized and wide truck loads traveling Route 7 in South Williamstown will need to navigate narrow lanes as crews work to complete the bridge resurfacing project, with the work expected to wrap up by mid-August.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"Williamstown: Hoosic River group plans river critter program", A community group focused on the Hoosic River is organizing an educational program on the aquatic insects and other small creatures that live in the waterway, according to a report from The Berkshire Eagle (read it at https://www.berkshireeagle.com/news/community-news/williamstown-hoosic-river-group-plans-river-critter-program/article_c6f6cd1f-5899-48e7-b8ca-1c94e82f41fe.html).
"Selldorf Architects reveal new design for the Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts", The Williamstown museum and research institute is set to receive a building redesign from Selldorf Architects, Wallpaper Magazine reports (read it at https://www.wallpaper.com/architecture/public-buildings/selldorf-architects-clark-art-institute-design-reveal).
COMING UP
A hand-printed reproduction of the Declaration of Independence, made using traditional printing methods for the first time in 250 years, remains on view at the Town Clerk's Office at Town Hall through Friday, July 17.
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