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With the year drawing to a close, we’re reflecting on some of the biggest headlines from Berkshire County in 2022.
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On Saturday, the Lee, Massachusetts Board of Health will hold a hearing on a controversial plan to address pollution that remains in the Housatonic River.
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A Berkshire County environmental group legally challenging the Housatonic River cleanup crying foul as it faces a $34,000 fee for a single public records request.
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Gordon Bailey, a 69-year-old retired state inspector, won Monday night’s Lee, Massachusetts select board race for a three-year term on the three-member body.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has approved the final permit for a 15-year, $600 million cleanup of the Housatonic River that faces some local opposition.
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At an EPA meeting this week, environmental groups lambasted the location of a proposed landfill for toxic materials from the Housatonic River.
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The Environmental Protection Agency hosted a virtual Citizens Coordinating Council meeting Wednesday night about the controversial Housatonic River cleanup.
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A lawsuit challenging the Environmental Protection Agency over a controversial cleanup plan in Berkshire County is expected to enter federal court.The…
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Lee, Massachusetts will hold its annual town meeting Thursday at 5 p.m. at the middle and high school football field. On the docket are a number of…
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A public Q&A session with the EPA last night about the controversial Housatonic River cleanup plan last night underscored ongoing frustration among…