HeyJaredStephen Dravis
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Letter: Vote No on 'Jungle' Primaries (opens the original)
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To the Editor: They don't call them "jungle primaries" for nothing. Question 3 on the November ballot would trash two-party primary elections and replace them with California-style, chaotic — and extraordinarily costly — "jungle" primaries that would destroy the very political parties that have kept America stable since Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison created them in the 1790s. Jungle primaries put all candidates, regardless of party, on one ballot with the top two vote-g
Williamstown Select Board OK's 'Heroes' Banners, Names Skate Park for Max Rothschild (opens the original)
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Williamstown Select Board OK's 'Heroes' Banners, Names Skate Park for Max RothschildBy Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports10:14PM / Monday, September 28, 2026Print Story | Email Story WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. – The Select Board Monday voted, 4-1, to allow the Hometown Heroes banners program, joining several other communities around North Berkshire. The vote finalized a conversation that began at the board’s Sept. 14 meeting. As happened two weeks ago, several residents spoke from the floor of the me
Oct. 17 Opening Planned for Williamstown Skate Park (opens the original)
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Oct. 17 Opening Planned for Williamstown Skate ParkiBerkshires.com Staff12:16PM / Sunday, September 27, 2026Print Story | Email Story WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Organizers of the town's new skate park plan a Grand Opening for Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Stetson Road venue. The festivities, scheduled for 1 to 5 p.m., will feature a demonstration by a professional skateboarder, food and music to celebrate the long-sought publicly/privately funded facility. A group of roller sport enthusiasts have been w
New Self-Guided Tour of Williamstown (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Williamstown Historical Commission and the Williamstown Historical Museum announce a new self-guided tour inviting residents and visitors to explore the people, places, and stories that have shaped Williamstown since before its founding. Available online, the tour includes 75 locations, including two pre-colonial trails used by Native Americans. Together, they trace Williamstown's development from its earliest days to the modern era, highlighting historic buildings, mea
Local Veterans Weigh In on 'Hometown Heroes' Banners (opens the original)
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Local Veterans Weigh In on 'Hometown Heroes' BannersBy Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff12:39PM / Monday, September 21, 2026Print Story | Email StoryVeterans Charles Roberts, left, and John Umlauf are seen in the headquarters of the Michael Kennedy American Legion Post 152. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — John Umlauf has been following the discussion in town about a proposal to bring the Hometown Heroes banner program to Williamstown. He just is not sure why it is a matter of debate. "There's a breadth to t
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