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Clarksburg Summer Campers Meet Community Heroes, Explore Heavy Equipment

Maya Giron iBerkshires Correspondent
05:33AM / Sunday, July 18, 2021Print Story | Email Story

CLARKSBURG, Mass. — On Tuesday, July 13 The Clarksburg Elementary School Summer Camp hosted a Community Heroes Night.

Campers ages 3 to 12 were able to interact with first responders and their equipment.

North Adams Police and Ambulance joined the Clarksburg Police Department and Fire Department. The Florida Fire Department was also present.

First responders gave interactive demonstrations on safety protocols, equipment, and the importance of first responders in the community.

There was more action on Wednesday, July 14. Jay Petri of Petri contracting and members of the Clarksburg Highway Department brought construction vehicles to the school so the summer camp students could experience a different variety of vehicles.

Campers were able to climb into vehicles, honk their horns, watch demonstrations, and some were even able to take a short ride.

View more pictures here.

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Clarksburg Announces Open Seats, Dates for 2026 Town Election

10:59AM / Friday, February 13, 2026

CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The town released the official calendar and list of vacancies for the upcoming 2026 municipal elections, inviting residents to consider local primary leadership roles.

Open Positions

Six town boards have openings this cycle, with terms ranging from three to five years:

Select Board: One seat (3-year term)
School Committee: One seat (3-year term)
Library Trustee: One seat (3-year term)
Board of Health: One seat (3-year term)
War Memorial: One seat (3-year term)
Planning Board: One seat (5-year term)

Key Election Deadlines

The election process officially begins in early February. Prospective candidates and voters should note the following dates:

Feb. 3: Nomination papers become available at the Town Clerk’s Office.
March 25: Deadline for candidates to submit nomination papers.
April 10: Final day for candidates to withdraw from the ballot.
May 2: Last day for residents to register to vote (8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.).
May 12: Election Day. Polls will be open from noon to 7:00 p.m.

Financial Reporting

Candidates are reminded of their obligations regarding campaign finance documentation. The pre-election report is due by May 4, followed by a final report on June 11. All elected officials must also file a year-end report by Jan. 20, 2027.

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