Williamstown Conservation Commission approves Hancock Road barn rebuild, opens door to a permit fee hike. The commission voted 6-0 to clear a request to rebuild a barn on property owned by Steve Pagnotta, represented by Charlie Labatt of Guntlow Associates, attaching its standard six conditions.
Williamstown Finance Committee previews a 27-town data tool built to prepare for a possible future override.
Williamstown Planning Board votes 3-2 to lift a 2005 affordable housing restriction on a long-vacant Henderson Road lot.
Williamstown Board of Health moves toward standardizing fines across town health bylaws. Chair Dr.
Two Williamstown-resident obituaries were published this week: Allen, John Thomas, and Bullett, Barbara Jean (Sanders). Barbara Jean (Sanders) Bullett, 83, died September 1, 2026; her arrangements are under the care of Flynn & Dagnoli Funeral Home. John Thomas Allen died September 2, 20…
Fourteen property transfers were recorded in Williamstown from Aug. 7 to Sept. 5, but only one, the Aug. 11 sale of 26 Maple St from Deborah J. Killam's revocable trust to Adams Community Bank, had a sale price recorded: $60,000. That figure stands as both the period's price range and its median,
Williamstown released unofficial results from Tuesday's State Primary Election, with a final count expected later today. Voters cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Williamstown Elementary School Gymnasium, the town's sole polling site, before the town posted preliminary numbers Wednes…
Williamstown voters head to the polls Tuesday, September 1, for the Massachusetts State Primary, with a single polling location open. The town posted specimen ballots ahead of time so residents can preview their choices before checking in at the Williamstown Elementary School Gymnasium,…
Seventeen property deeds were recorded in Williamstown from July 31 to Aug. 29, but only three had a sale price recorded, ranging from $80,000 to $360,000 with a median of $100,000. The period's highest-recorded transaction was a $360,000 sale of a Williamstown property from David J. and Martha E.
Williamstown expands its green fleet as the town gears up for next week's primary. The Department of Public Works purchased a fully electric utility van for facilities staff to travel between municipal buildings, part of the town's ongoing Green Community push, according to a town annou…