Lenox Board News Today

Anxiety over GE’s transportation plan involving trucks carrying PCB toxins removed from the Housatonic is creating a toll on residents, according to Executive Director James Wilusz. “We don’t know how

In Lenox, a total of $358,000 is expected in phases. Now, Town Hall needs to decide how to best use it. The new Rural Recovery Center in Great Barrington is

The impact is severe and widespread, and needs to be discussed to discover solutions.

The Saturday event at the Marian Fathers on Eden Hill in Stockbridge, organized by the Tri-Town Health Boards, will be hosted by a team of psychiatrists from the Austen Riggs

The Tri-Town Boards of Health unanimously approved a motion by Lenox member Dr. John Kearns to plan an educational session on the Upland Disposal Facility — “and then decide where

Terry was a former member and Chairman of the Lenox Board of Selectman, serving four terms from 1995–2007, as well as a volunteer member of the Lenox Fire Department.

Board of Health members clarified that currently the only "satisfactory" solution would be for Verizon Wireless to turn off the cell tower or move it.

A preliminary discussion by the Tri-Town Boards of Health focused on enforcement challenges as chamber of commerce leaders conveyed pushback from member restaurants.

Christopher Ketchen, back in Town Hall full time after serving Lenox and Lee as chief administrator, has a new contract, and a goal-oriented mandate to meet financial and other challenges.

Stockbridge Board of Health President Dr. Charles Kenny suggests a policy recommending indoor masking, approved by all three towns including Lenox and Lee, would carry more weight.