Margaret Lindley Park swimming area is closed indefinitely after bacterial testing failed on June 24, shutting down Williamstown's public swimming spot heading into the July 4 holiday week. Community and Economic Development Director Andrew Groff and Town Clerk Nicole Beverly both appea…
Town Clerk's Office cuts to half-days through June 29 as Beverly's Citizens Academy talk goes online. Town Clerk Nicole Beverly's Citizens Academy presentation — a walkthrough of her office's many functions — is now available to stream via WilliNet, even as her office shifts to shortene…
Williamstown Select Board votes 4-1 to accept Williams College's $2 million offer for a long-vacant Water Street lot. The board approved the revised bid at its June 22 meeting, with Secretary Shana Dixon casting the lone dissenting vote.
3 stories from Williamstown News this week.
One Williamstown obituary was recorded for the week of June 15–21, 2026: Yarter, Paul Edward, age 82, of Williamstown, who died June 16, 2026, survived by two children and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were handled by Flynn & Dagnoli Funeral Home.
Williamstown's Cultural District opens a three-week window for local artists this Tuesday, anchoring a busy few days that includes a Juneteenth town closure Friday and a public civics session tomorrow night. The Williamstown Cultural District is accepting submissions through July 6 for …
Williamstown marks Juneteenth with closures and community events this week. Town offices will shut down Friday, June 19, in observance of the federal holiday, with residents directed to Juneteenth programming at the Milne Public Library, the Clark Art Institute, and the Williamstown His…
5 stories from Williamstown News this week.
Williamstown retired CodeRED Friday and activated AlertWilliamstown, a new Regroup-powered mass notification system, marking the town's first change in emergency alert infrastructure in years. The town is urging residents to confirm enrollment in the new platform at williamstownma.gov s…
WILLIAMSTOWN -- June 10, 2026, Mount Greylock Regional School District's School Committee unanimously adopted a $31 million fiscal year 2027 budget and authorized signing of two collective bargaining agreements at its June 10