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Lee health board will hold a hearing on safety risks of a PCB landfill, whether or not the EPA and GE send their people - Vimarsana News

Lee health board will hold a hearing on safety risks of a PCB landfill, whether or not the EPA and GE send their people

The Lee Board of Health will soon take its own look at public health risks posed by a PCB landfill proposed for the town, as part of the Rest of

At forum, Lee residents grapple with ways to undo approval of PCB landfill - Vimarsana News

At forum, Lee residents grapple with ways to undo approval of PCB landfill

With two lawyers at the head table, elected and appointed leaders in Lee worked in public Thursday night to map legal strategies on a pressing local question: Can the town

How has COVID post-traumatic stress affected the Berkshires? Health specialists looked at some of the answers - Vimarsana News

How has COVID post-traumatic stress affected the Berkshires? Health specialists looked at some of the answers

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

Enduring traumatic stress from COVID? A free forum will help the public sort out some solutions. - Vimarsana News

Enduring traumatic stress from COVID? A free forum will help the public sort out some 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

Foes of a planned PCB landfill make a new pitch to be heard by the Lee health board - Vimarsana News

Foes of a planned PCB landfill make a new pitch to be heard by the Lee health board

The Housatonic River Initiative is urging the Lee Board of Health to hold a public hearing and decide if a planned PCB landfill puts the townspeople and river at risk.