W’town Historical Museum CELEBRITY BARTENDER FUNDRAISER on Fri, May 26, 5-8pm at The Log
TIP BIG the Celebrity Bartenders & support W’town Historical Museum! Pouring from 5-6pm: Dave Moresi & Hugh Daley! 6-7:00pm: Elinor Goodwin & Cristina Stuebner! 7-8:00pm: Jeff Stripp & Dave Armet! Fun fundraiser at The Log/ Ramuntos on Spring St. 5-8pm FRI, MAY 26!
Celebrating the Civic Season w/ a Town Meeting Marathon: 1999-2022!
Back-to-back broadcasts of 23 years of Town Meetings! Repeated 24/7, Election Day – Town Meeting Day on TV ch 1302…Stream here on willinet.org11pm-7am … Schedule your own marathon HERE!
Celebrating Citizenship .. Volunteering .. Community Service! Remember all the Recipients (1982-2022) of the Scarborough Citizenship Award winners & the Community Chest Good Citizen/Volunteer of the Year Award & since 2016 the Scarborough Salomon Flynt Community Service Award!
Hogeland (700 votes) & Boyd (523 votes) will fill the 2 open seats on W’town Select Board. Bryant (382 votes) comes in 3rd, Harsch (131 votes) 4th.
Voters cast 1,738 votes for Select Board Candidates including 2 write-ins. Approximately 17% of registered voters turned out. Precinct breakout on Select Board race: Precinct 1: Hogeland- 285; Boy 208; Bryant 165; Harsch 62.
Community Memorial Celebration for David Rempell on Sunday, May 28, 1:30pm at WES Auditorium
Honor the memory of David Rempell (May 24, 1946 – March 25, 2023) on May 28, 1:30pm at W’town Elementary School Auditorium. if possible, RSVP before May 14 to: rsvpdavid5.28.23@gmail.com
Organizers Fern Murtagh & Carolyn Agostini write “This is a time to honor, reminisce, laugh, share loving memories, and sure, shed some tears.”
As principal of the Williamstown Elementary School, David was a strong and caring guide for teachers. He guided the children with immense respect and care for all. After his retirement as a principal, he became Director of the Williamstown Youth Center. He gave his vision of an expanded Youth Center program to meet the needs of all Williamstown families. David was a steady advocate for what was best for Williamstown. He championed the building of a new Elementary School and Youth Center. He also was a town Selectman for 9 years. David was a passionate, generous and much loved husband, father, Papi, friend and human. David was a guide for how to live well and how to face death.
Documentary film screening of “NO STRAIGHT LINES, the Rise of Queer Comics” at Images Cinema, Sun, May 21, 1pm
Celebrate the Life of Howard Cruse with a screening of the documentary film NO STRAIGHT LINES
an exhibition of Howard’s artwork followed by a reception on Sunday, May 21, 1 p.m. at
Images Cinema
50 Spring Street, Williamstown, MA Doors open at 12:30 p.m. / Please wear a mask.