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Lee Conservation Commission Continues Marriott Hotel Floodplain Review to July

LENOX -- June 17, 2026, Lee Conservation Commission continues review of a proposed 74-room Marriott Hotel in a floodplain zone. The commission voted unanimously at its June 17 meeting to continue the Notice of Intent hearing for Garden Management Incorporated's proposed four-story, 11,577-square-foot hotel

Lee Conservation Commission Continues Marriott Hotel Floodplain Review to July

LENOX -- June 17, 2026, Lee Conservation Commission continues review of a proposed 74-room Marriott Hotel in a floodplain zone. The commission voted unanimously at its June 17 meeting to continue the Notice of Intent hearing for Garden Management Incorporated's proposed four-story, 11,577-square-foot hotel

Lenox Zoning Board Unanimously Approves Amended Plans for 69-Unit Affordable Housing Project

LENOX -- June 16, 2026, Lenox Zoning Board approves minor floodplain amendment to 69-unit affordable housing project on West Center Street. The board voted unanimously June 16 to approve amended plans for a CDC South Berkshires development, finding that design changes, chiefly the removal of a porte-cochere drive-through,

Lenox Zoning Board Unanimously Approves Amended Plans for 69-Unit Affordable Housing Project

LENOX -- June 16, 2026, Lenox Zoning Board approves minor floodplain amendment to 69-unit affordable housing project on West Center Street. The board voted unanimously June 16 to approve amended plans for a CDC South Berkshires development, finding that design changes, chiefly the removal of a porte-cochere drive-through,

Great Barrington Boards Back Lifeguards and Co-Responder, Split on Contractor Lawsuit Reserve

LENOX -- June 16, 2026, Great Barrington boards back most citizens' petition items but fracture over contractor lawsuit reserve. The Select Board and Finance Committee met jointly Monday for more than three hours to make recommendations on four special town meeting articles, voting to recommend nearly all of the roughly