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Three candidates vie for two Select Board slots in Lenox

Two long-serving members, Ed Lane and Neal Maxymillian, are on the ballot, challenged by newcomer Jared Weber.

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Work on Lenox s $25 million public safety complex is ready to begin There s just one last step

The Lenox zoning board will hold a public hearing on March 6 to review and vote on the site plan at the corner of Housatonic Street and the Route 7/20

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Lenox residents to vote on major proposed projects How will the $70 million cost affect the outcome? | Central Berkshires

A federally required upgrade and expansion of the town’s wastewater treatment plant and a new public safety complex to replace outdated, out-of-code facilities are among the marquee issues for Thursday’s

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Lenox lacks a modern public safety complex Will voters flinch at the $20 million pricetag?

The single-story building at the northeast intersection of the Route 7/20 bypass and Housatonic Street would replace the outmoded Lenox police station and firehouse that are not up to building

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Lenox has settled on a site to build a public safety complex But first it must clear environmental hurdles

A potential $20 million project is firming up to build a new Lenox public safety complex on a wooded site off Pittsfield Road. A successful site survey is the next

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