Stockbridge Finance Committee recommends against $25,000 Southern Berkshire Ambulance capital contribution ahead of May 18 town meeting.
Stockbridge Select Board votes to share a Council on Aging director with neighboring Lee in a one-year trial.
Stockbridge citizen panel studies whether to expand its three-member Select Board to five.
Stockbridge water commission debates fire-flow upgrade for Interlaken Road resort's pump station.
Stockbridge Planning Board adopts new permit fee schedule and bids farewell to 30-year member Gary Pitney.
Stockbridge Cemetery Commission maps out marble post repairs and a new cremation plot row tied to a road move.
Stockbridge Conservation Commission unanimously approved a phase one stormwater management plan for a development at 35-37 Interlaken Road, while extended public debate over groundwater safety and project-sequencing rules stretched the April 28 meeting well past its routine agenda.
Stockbridge Bowl panel advances budget requests as resident presses dissolution dispute.
Stockbridge Finance Committee recommends most annual warrant articles to Town Meeting, deferring a $25,000 ambulance capital appropriation.
Stockbridge Water and Sewer Commission raises rates as usage keeps falling. The board voted unanimously to raise sewer rates 5% and water rates 10%, pushing the minimum sewer bill from $142 to $149 and raising the minimum billed water usage to 2,500 cubic feet, worth an added $11,000.