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Williamstown Meeting Will Decide Future of Spruces
Williamstown decides on Tuesday night whether to acquire the damaged Spruces Mobile Home Park and the FEMA grant that goes along with it to be used toward affordable housing. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The year 2013 began with a special town meeting so contentious it threatened to paralyze town
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Letters: Williamstown Official Urges Yes Vote on Spruces
To the Editor: All Williamstown voters are encouraged to attend the special town meeting on Monday, Dec. 10, at 7 p.m. at Williamstown Elementary School. Voting "yes" on all three articles is important to both the town of Williamstown and the residents of the Spruces Mobile Home Park. A yes vote means that the town will
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Community Forum Set on NARH Pysch Unit Closing
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The discussion about North Adams Regional Hospital's Greylock Pavilion closure will continue on Tuesday at 6 p.m., again at the American Legion. The forum, moderated by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Berkshire County President Deborah Sadowy and Executive Director Brenda Carpenter, will
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Managing Too Much of a Good Thing
Often investors find that a significant portion of their assets may have accumulated in one particular stock. Perhaps you have a long career working for the same company, or you may have acquired stock through inheritance. If this is the case, it is easy to reach the point where this single holding is sizable enough that you may want to
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Images Cinema Gets New Marquee
Images Cinema's new marquee was installed on Friday. The movie theater has been without for at least 30 years. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Images Cinema is doing its part to eliminated rubber-necking on Spring Street. The nearly 100-year-old theater on Friday afternoon added a
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MediTerra In North Adams Closed for Winter
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The MediTerra restaurant closed abruptly in mid-November after revamping its menu for a third time. A sign recently appeared in the window stating the restaurant was only closed for the winter and would re-open next April, and encouraging patrons to try its sister restaurant in
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@theMarket: Good News Is Bad News
U.S. economic growth in the third quarter surged higher by 3.6 percent, while jobless claims plunged by 23,000 to 298,000 as layoffs slowed. That's great news, right, so why is the stock market falling? If you are scratching your head about now, who can blame you? Americans have been waiting for years to see the economy finally
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Are We There Yet?: It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! My favorite radio station, B95.5 out of Albany, N.Y., has been playing Christmas music since the beginning of November. Some people think that is crazy, but it's perfectly fine with me. "Jingle Bells" and all of the other classics just make my heart melt, even in
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Letters: Williamstown Leaders Need to Work Together
To the Editor: Tuesday's special meeting of the Fire District revealed how divided the town is and, like the politics at the national level, how difficult it is to get things done. Unlike the national level, however, it is possible to overcome the obstacles and to make progress. The chief concern for at least me in voting no
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Higher Ground Group Asks for $100,000 from Williamstown Housing Trust
Mollye Wolahan is asking the Affordable Housing Trust to commit $100,000 to the senior housing planed off Southworth Street. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The developers looking to build an affordable housing project at the end of Southworth Street asked the Affordable Housing Trust on Wednesday night for
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