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Williamstown's Recreation Department promoted a new weight training program at The Harper Center this week.

Williamstown's Recreation Department posted notice of new Weight Training Classes at The Harper Center on Aug. 4, though schedule and registration details were not included. No high school games were reported for the week of Aug. 3-9, and no youth league or community sports updates were…

Williamstown's Select Board approved the route for a Sept. 26 fun run and cleared the way for Williams College's fall home football schedule at Weston Field.

Williamstown's Select Board, at its July 27 meeting, approved the route for a fun run scheduled for September 26, though no registration or course details were released. The board also cleared one-day liquor licenses for Williams College's home football schedule at Weston Field this fal…

Williamstown has sold its Water Street property to the college for $2 million, clearing the way for a new $100 million wellness and athletics complex.

Williamstown's Finance Committee revealed this week that the town has sold its Water Street property to the college for $2 million, paving the way for a planned $100 million wellness and athletics complex. In exchange, the college takes over former town dirt lots at the site. Because th…

Margaret Lindley Park pond reopens after bacterial levels clear, free Fitness Court classes launch Wednesdays in July.

Margaret Lindley Park's swimming pond reopened June 29 after bacterial counts cleared safe-level thresholds, with ranger-staffed summer hours running through Labor Day. Hikers can use the park year-round, dawn to dusk; dogs are not permitted. Separately, the town launched free Fitness C…

Margaret Lindley Park closes briefly for high bacterial count, then reopens; free Fitness Court classes offered Wednesdays in July.

Margaret Lindley Park's swimming pond was closed June 24 due to elevated bacterial counts and reopened June 29 after water quality returned to safe levels, according to the Town of Williamstown. Swimmers and families should note that dogs are not allowed at the park. On the recreation p…