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SHEELA CLARY: The 'impact' of Community Impact Fees - Vimarsana News

SHEELA CLARY: The 'impact' of Community Impact Fees

Municipalities around the state have interpreted the rules as well as could be expected, and the evidence shows that Great Barrington has done much better than most.

Seventh annual W.E.B. Legacy Festival starting on Feb. 19 - Vimarsana News

Seventh annual W.E.B. Legacy Festival starting on Feb. 19

This year, the Legacy Committee considers the practice of democracy through the lens of Du Bois’ work and life.

He's Got $250 Million to Spend on Communist Revolution - Vimarsana News

He's Got $250 Million to Spend on Communist Revolution

Fergie Chambers is heir to one of the biggest American family fortunes. He’s also a revolutionary with ‘actual bloodlust’ building a mysterious commune in Massachusetts. His neighbors are scared.

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Elizabeth Freeman Way unveiled in Great Barrington - Vimarsana News

Elizabeth Freeman Way unveiled in Great Barrington

“I think that this is great for us in town," said resident John Horan, who lead a group that convinced the town to co-name the street. "Naming this Elizabeth Freeman Way is about commemorating this trial and her courage in seeking freedom. This is also about remembering that slavery was very much a part of the Berkshires and Massachusetts."

Berkshire County's reckoning with cannabis (Part Two): Impactful decisions at state and town levels regarding community impact fees - Vimarsana News

Berkshire County's reckoning with cannabis (Part Two): Impactful decisions at state and town levels regarding community impact fees

The Great Barrington Selectboard has decided to follow the lead of Boston, Northampton, and Cambridge not to include community impact fees as part of renewals of Host Community Agreements for the town’s six dispensaries.