Christopher Ketchen News Today

With just over 5 percent of the towns registered votes on hand, it took only an hour to power through the annual town meeting warrant, with mostly unanimous approvals.

The new facility to house Lenox first responders is expected to be completed in summer 2025 at the corner of the Route 7/20 bypass and Housatonic Street.

Town leaders voiced sadness and surprise at his decision to move up to a state finance job after 10 years at Town Hall.

The proposed town and school spending plans, up for action at Thursday’s annual town meeting, should yield a 5.6 percent property tax increase increase for the owner of a median-priced

After 10 years as Lenox town manager, Christopher Ketchen will leave when his contract expires on June 30 to take a new position with the Massachusetts Department of Revenue’s Division

Two long-serving members, Ed Lane and Neal Maxymillian, are on the ballot, challenged by newcomer Jared Weber.

At a recent gathering of 911-EMS providers and town leaders, state Rep. “Smitty” Pignatelli called for priority solutions to the crisis gripping first-responder organizations.

The Lenox zoning board will hold a public hearing on March 6 to review and vote on the site plan at the corner of Housatonic Street and the Route 7/20

A three-way race for two Select Board seats is shaping up in the upcoming Lenox town election, with citizen-activist Jared Weber challenging incumbents Edward Lane and Neal Maxymillian.

Instead of waiting up to a decade for state support of an entirely new school, the plan is to ask Lenox voters to approve a feasibility study costing up to