Williamstown's Department of Public Works will pause the Thomas Street water main replacement project for four days, from Monday, July 20, through Thursday, July 23, while Town Hall confirmed National Night Out will run Tuesday, August 4, from 4 to 7 p.m. at The Spruces Park. An air qua…
Williamstown released its early voting and registration schedule ahead of the September 1 primary and November 3 general election. The Town Clerk's office set out the dates, hours, and registration deadlines residents need to vote in person before both 2026 elections, giving the Norther…
Williamstown Finance Committee closes fiscal year with $226,000 snow and ice deficit covered by departmental turnbacks.
Wildfire smoke pushed Williamstown's air quality to unhealthy levels for sensitive groups Wednesday. The Air Quality Index climbed above 100 in the northern Berkshires as smoke drifted in from wildfires to the north and west, a condition the town said poses added risk to sensitive group…
Bridge resurfacing keeps Route 7 lanes narrow in South Williamstown into mid-August, the town says. The town's News Flash advisory, posted Monday evening, warns that oversized and wide truck loads traveling Route 7 south of Five Corners should expect narrow lanes as crews work to comple…
Williamstown Select Board unanimously approved a conservation restriction on a seven-acre Loose Road farmland parcel that has been in continuous agricultural use for more than a century.
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's deed registry recorded 16 property transfers between June 12 and July 11, 2026, but only three carried disclosed sale prices, spanning a range of $50,000 at 1192 Main St. to $250,000 at 321 North St., with a median of $100,000 among the three priced transactions. The peri…
Williamstown Conservation Commission unanimously endorses a perpetual conservation restriction on a seven-acre farmland parcel on Luce Road.
A rare, traditionally hand-printed Declaration of Independence reproduction went on display Thursday, giving Williamstown residents a chance to view it at the Town Clerk's Office through Friday, July 17. The Council on Aging also announced additional July programming, including a Fall P…