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Williamstown Legion Post Recognized for Generosity to Guard Members

Staff Reports 12:11PM / Thursday, January 29, 2026

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Michael Kennedy American Legion Post 152 has been recognized for its work to support a Cape Cod National Guard training site.

Lt. Col. Alexander McDonough presented the post with a certificate of appreciation for its support and commitment to the soldiers of the Massachusetts Army National Guard.

The post's generosity ensured that the soldiers and their families had a successful holiday party and a Christmas to remember.

"Their support is greatly appreciated by Camp Edwards and the Massachusetts Army National Guard," the camp posted on Facebook.

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No problems with the college's fossil fuel smoke stack in center of Williamstown? Hmmm
from: Ohhh	on: 12-10-2010 06:25PM I Agree (8) - I Disagree (1)

Oh please, its Billsville, it's what you are doing in your back yard, not what I am doing in my back yard.
from: Geno	on: 12-10-2010 11:16PM I Agree (0) - I Disagree (4)

Bring the plant to NA, we would love the jobs there
from: Biomass	on: 12-11-2010 07:45AM I Agree (5) - I Disagree (3)

Thank you state of VT for halting this polluting, water stealing mess of lies. NIABY Not in ANYOnes Back Yard Proven Toxic Mess
from: thank you	on: 12-11-2010 09:29AM I Agree (4) - I Disagree (2)

Since everyone is worried about emissions, I suggest putting a nuclear plant there instead. It has zero emissions and will generate far more power. It works in France, so why not Vermont?
from: Pavan	on: 12-11-2010 12:19PM I Agree (2) - I Disagree (3)

I actually like the idea of moving the plant to North Adams....many empty buildings down on Curran Highway. Sounds like if Pownal and Williamstown dont want it, it would be a good fit here.
from: North Adams	on: 12-11-2010 02:31PM I Agree (3) - I Disagree (3)