Author: DaveLab

At the Special Town Meeting last month, over 100 voters passed all eight agenda articles, including widely debated bylaws to regulate short-term rentals and update guidelines for solar arrays and battery energy storage. Kathy Dickinson has the details.

From a first paycheck at the Lee Burger King to independent carpentry, Becket’s own Keith Robinson reflects on a decades-long journey of local hard work, valuable mentorships, and community pride.

In 2026 voting is easy with early, mail, and election day options. Becket offers transportation for early and day-of voting. Are you registered to vote in the November 3 election?

As autumn arrives the transformation of New England’s foliage captivates one and all. Leaf colors result from both chemical and environmental factors, making fall a breathtaking spectacle.

Becket is part of the Connecticut River Watershed, which spans four New England states. From September 18 to 27, the Connecticut River Watershed Partnership held its 2nd Annual Watershed Week, featuring events celebrating local waterways, including a program at the Chester Railroad Museum highlighting the historical relationship between rivers and railroads.

October at the Becket Arts Center and Athenaeum features yoga, workshops, literary events, film screenings, and informative sessions, fostering both creativity and community.