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Same Place, New Day for Williamstown Town Meeting 2024 - Vimarsana News

Same Place, New Day for Williamstown Town Meeting 2024

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The New England town meeting — steeped in tradition — has been far from traditional in the Village Beautiful over the last five years.   In...

Williamstown Conservation OKs Five Corners Roundabout Project - Vimarsana News

Williamstown Conservation OKs Five Corners Roundabout Project

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Conservation Commission last week gave the green light to a long-discussed roundabout for the Five Corners intersection in South Williamstown.   The...

Williamstown Fire District Gets OKs for Site Work on Station Site - Vimarsana News

Williamstown Fire District Gets OKs for Site Work on Station Site

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Fire District this month received approval from two town bodies for the "early site work" planned in conjunction with the construction of a new station on...

Williamstown Fire District Gets OKs Site Work on Station Site - Vimarsana News

Williamstown Fire District Gets OKs Site Work on Station Site

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Fire District this month received approval from two town bodies for the "early site work" planned in conjunction with the construction of a new station on...

Williamstown Makes Progress on Stabilizing Bank of Hoosic River - Vimarsana News

Williamstown Makes Progress on Stabilizing Bank of Hoosic River

  On Thursday evening, the Conservation Commission issued an emergency authorization to conduct the work to address a problem that pushed its way near the top of the town's priority list in December and intensified with this week's rains.   "We went down today, and it was decidedly worse than it was yesterday," town conservation agent Andrew Groff told the commissioners.   Groff said there is currently 90 linear feet of erosion along that stretch of the river, and the land is being taken away "at a precipitous rate."   Arthur and Wendy Campbell, whose North Street property has bee...