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Sheffield Board Approves Cannabis Fee Settlements Totaling $148,000, Skips Flag Endorsement

SHEFFIELD -- March 2, 2026, Sheffield Select Board approves $148,000 in cannabis host community fee settlements and declines to endorse a state flag resolution. The two-member board, meeting March 2, finalized repayment agreements with Berkshire Welcome and Cannaah Provisions, returning a combined $148,000 in host community fees that

Lanesborough Approves Three EMTs as Town Budget Could Rise 10 Percent

LANESBOROUGH -- March 2, 2026, Lanesborough's joint Select Board and Finance Committee budget workshop projects a 7 to 10 percent overall tax increase for fiscal year 2027 as the town absorbs the loss of $558,010 in annual Baker Hill Road District revenue. Town Administrator Gina Dario told the

Lanesborough Appoints New Assistant Building Inspector, Advances Short-Term Rental Bylaw

LANESBOROUGH -- February 25, 2026, Lanesborough Select Board unanimously appointed Timothy Sears as assistant building inspector and heard a detailed Planning Board update on a short-term rental bylaw heading toward the June 9 Annual Town Meeting. Planning Board member Joe Tribus told the board that short-term rentals, defined in

Adams Select Board Continues Dog Hearing, Approves Bridge Detour Route

ADAMS -- February 18, 2026, Adams Select Board continues nuisance dog hearing and approves emergency truck detour after state bridge downgrade. The board voted unanimously at its February 18 meeting to continue a public hearing on two dogs, Mason and Penny, owned by Jonathan Moffett of 14 Grand View Terrace, after

Sheffield Select Board Approves Utility Poles, Tree Removals, and Housing Rehab Funding

SHEFFIELD -- February 17, 2026, Sheffield Select Board approves utility poles, 68-tree removal, and $950,000 housing grant application in busy February session. The board voted unanimously on all eight formal actions at its February 17 meeting, including approval of six new National Grid utility poles along Kelsey Road to