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Vision Committee approves website management plan and discusses town initiatives

Vision Committee approves website management plan and discusses town initiatives. The committee unanimously approved a plan for Brady Graham to manage the town website under Steve Graham's oversight as community service rather than paid employment. Four members attended: Joe Roy, Jr., Bill Barth,

Vision Committee · Meeting of June 9, 2026

WEST STOCKBRIDGE — Vision Committee approves website management plan and discusses town initiatives. The committee unanimously approved a plan for Brady Graham to manage the town website under Steve Graham's oversight as community service rather than paid employment. Four members attended: Joe Roy, Jr., Bill Barth, Karen Carmean, and Thomas Lipiczky, along with John Orloff.

The group announced cancellation of this year's Zucchini Festival due to insufficient volunteers and discussed a proposed $38 million unified public services building to house police, fire, and Department of Public Works services. Bill Barth proposed reactivating bus service to West Stockbridge from other Berkshire towns.

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Source: the Vision Committee meeting of June 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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