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Lenox Library will continue its Distinguished Lecture Series on Sunday, Jan. 21, when award-winning author James B. Conroy will discuss his new book, "The Devils Will Get No Rest: FDR,

Speaking at the Distinguished Lecture series in the Lenox Library on Sunday, former Gov. Jane Swift focused on bouncing back from adversity, such as the loss of her political career

Eagle Archives, Nov. 10, 1966: The Lenox Selectmen chose a coat of arms design submitted by Mrs. John Pedretti for the cover of the 1966 annual town report to be

Jane Swift, former lieutenant governor and former acting governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will deliver the Lenox Librarys Distinguished Lecture on Sunday, Nov. 12.

In honor of Veterans Day, the Lenox Library will present "The First and Latest Lenox Generals" on Saturday, Nov. 11, in the Town Hall auditorium.

Lenox Library is collecting donations of non-perishable food items, paper products and personal health care items for the Lenox Food Pantry.

The Lenox Librarys Distinguished Lecture Series continues on Sunday, Oct. 15, with a lecture titled "Are You Afraid of Math? Math Anxiety and Ways to Overcome It."

Lenox Library Association’s 28th Annual Book Sale October 7-8 At Lenox Town Hall, 6 Walker Street, on Saturday October 7 from 9-5 ($10 donation until noon), and Sunday October 8 from 9-5 (free all day). For a huge collection of 8,000+ like-new books at bargain prices, all donated from Berkshire homes, come to the 28th annual “treasure hunt” in support of the Lenox Library. Books for all ages and interests -- booklovers, book dealers, collectors, and kids! More info at https:...

The Church on the Hill cemetery, owned by the town of Lenox, unveiled its first on-site map, identifying gravestones of settlers as far back as the American Revolution and Civil

The Massachusetts Broadband Institute will begin its statewide series of “Internet for All” listening sessions on Sept. 13 in Pittsfield.