Happy first week of fall to those who celebrate.
Here are reposts of our stories and podcast from this week, as well as bits of local news.
But first!
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The next paywalled story will be an explainer of the residential tax assessment system centering on the results of a study that found Berkshire County to have the most regressive property assessments in the state.
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THIS WEEK ON THE GREEN:
1)
TODAY!
RAIN OR SHINE, GET THEE TO MAIN STREET, GREAT BARRINGTON AT 11:30 AM FOR THE 2ND ANNUAL SUNSHINE ORANGE SUBARU CROSSTREK PARADE.
2)
EVANGELINE COFFEE AND BOOKS IS COMING SOON TO HOUSATONIC.
3)
FROM THE GAZEBO, EPISODE #14, WHERE ERIK AND SHEELA DISAGREE ABOUT PARENTING.
4)
SEPT 22 GB SELECTBOARD/ LIBRARY TRUSTEE MEETING RESULTS IN REQUEST TO THE STATE FOR GRANT EXTENSIONS ON THE RENOVATION OF RAMSDELL.
5)
SEPT 22 EGREMONT SELECTBOARD PUSHES BACK ON REGIONALIZING AMBULANCE SERVICE
