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Stockbridge voters approve $11.7M budget and support Rest of River Committee at annual town meeting - Vimarsana News

Stockbridge voters approve $11.7M budget and support Rest of River Committee at annual town meeting

Just over 10 percent of registered voters in Stockbridge attended Monday’s annual town meeting. They also voted to keep Finance Committee members appointed by the town moderator, rather than by

Stockbridge voters approved $11.5 million in spending but $35,000 in legal costs for the Rest of River cleanup caused a hiccup - Vimarsana News

Stockbridge voters approved $11.5 million in spending but $35,000 in legal costs for the Rest of River cleanup caused a hiccup

The Stockbridge annual town meeting was marked by some controversy over continued annual funding for legal expenses connected to the Rest of River cleanup agreement.

Despite length of meeting, Stockbridge voters make quick work of passing budget at annual town meeting - Vimarsana News

Despite length of meeting, Stockbridge voters make quick work of passing budget at annual town meeting

STOCKBRIDGE — It was the most prolonged single-day annual town meeting, at least in the memory of longtime residents.

At Stockbridge annual town meeting, a lean budget awaits voter scrutiny - Vimarsana News

At Stockbridge annual town meeting, a lean budget awaits voter scrutiny

STOCKBRIDGE — Town taxpayers will see a lean operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year, reflecting an overall increase of $154,000, less than 1.5 percent, from fiscal year 2021, which

Clarence Fanto | The Bottom Line: Be patient, there is a prize at end of Housatonic cleanup - Vimarsana News

Clarence Fanto | The Bottom Line: Be patient, there is a prize at end of Housatonic cleanup

LENOX — It appears to be the final answer: The Environmental Protection Agency is going ahead with the Rest of River settlement requiring General Electric to clean up the Housatonic River from the toxic PCB pollution it deposited there over four decades ending in the late 1970s. The EPA unveiled the plan last February, at an event in the Lenox railroad station. A hue and cry followed when some, probably many, Lee and Lenox Dale residents saw that the less-toxic sediment would be stored in the grandly titled Upland Disposal Facility, aka The Dump, as opponents called it. Despite months of...