Scam Alert - Be Aware »
We've been informed that an area resident received a called claiming to be a staff member of the South County Senior...
FCSWMD Compost Presentations »
Learn how to make and manage an inexpensive, indoor or outdoor, worm compost bin. In addition, information on...
Finance Committee Opening »
The Finance Committee is now accepting applications for a new member. The position is for a 3-year term.
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The Massachusetts Broadband, Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) Program Challenge Process is a statewide effort to...
The Whately Historical Commission seeks candidates for membership »
The Whately Historical Commission seeks candidates for membership. The Historical Commission, a volunteer component of...
thru noon on Sunday, June 30
at the Whately Congregational Church
177 Chestnut Plain Rd.
Non-perishable items may be left at the church carriage shed and will be taken to the Veterans Food Bank in Leeds. No expired dates please.
ALL WHATELY RESIDENTS CAN USE THE GREENFIELD TRANSFER STATION YEAR-ROUND. THE GREENFIELD TRANSFER STATION ACCEPTS A WIDE VARIETY OF MATERIALS. THERE IS A FEE FOR MOST ITEMS. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THIS PAGE.
TO FIND RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL LOCATIONS FOR A VARIETY OF MATERIALS TRY RECYCLE SMART'S BEYOND THE BIN DATABASE HERE.
Every click, swipe, and notification can wait. Drive distraction-free by putting your phone on ‘Do Not Disturb’. #massdonotdisturb
Attention Whately Seniors.
Lockboxes can provide first responders with easy access to your home in the case of an emergency. If you are a senior citizen, or have a senior family member that lives in Whately and would like to have a lockbox installed on your home free of charge, please contact the police station 413-665-0430
(This service is available to senior citizens residing in the town of Whately)