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Berkshires: DCR closes snowmobile trails in state parks due to lack of snow - Vimarsana News

Berkshires: DCR closes snowmobile trails in state parks due to lack of snow

The state Department of Conservation and Recreation has closed all snowmobile trails in Western Massachusetts due to a lack of snow, the agency announced Wednesday.

Western Massachusetts: Snowmobile trails close due to lack of snow - Vimarsana News

Western Massachusetts: Snowmobile trails close due to lack of snow

Effective immediately, the Department of Conservation and Recreation has closed all snowmobile trails in a number of Western Massachusetts locations due to the lack of snow.

The Superintendent's House at Beartown State Forest is being restored. What will the future hold for the historic structure? - Vimarsana News

The Superintendent's House at Beartown State Forest is being restored. What will the future hold for the historic structure?

The state Department of Conservation and Recreation hopes someone will take interest in the Superintendent’s House at the corner of Blue Hill and Brett roads to lease it for a

Large-scale 'Mountaintop' cannabis farm wins permit in Windsor - Vimarsana News

Large-scale 'Mountaintop' cannabis farm wins permit in Windsor

It took less than two months, from filing to approval, for an outdoor cannabis farm to secure a special permit in Windsor. One of its principles estimates yearly gross revenue

Already beautiful. Now more so? Windsor State Forest center gets its makeover - Vimarsana News

Already beautiful. Now more so? Windsor State Forest center gets its makeover

WINDSOR — A hidden gem, now sporting a $2 million polish. For more than a decade, people arriving at the 1,845-acre Windsor State Forest might well have imagined tumbleweed bouncing across an unkempt parking lot. It was that far gone. Today, crews hired by the state Department of Conservation and Recreation are putting final touches on a bold makeover, the first of three steps to rehab this once-popular getaway, officially offline since 2009. Raul Silva, the department’s director of facilities engineering, says major initial work is complete â€” including a new bathroom facility...