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Posted: Thu Jul 17th
NORTH ADAMS, MA - The Northern Berkshire Community Coalition (nbCC) is hosting its 13th annual back-to-school event for school-aged kids for local northern Berkshire students. This includes homeschooled students. This year registration has expanded to include children entering pre-k programs, spanning pre-K through 12th grade. Students will receive a free backpack to fill with school supplies.
Posted: Wed Jun 18th
The Town of Clarksburg is currently accepting applications for an Assessor with an associates degree and five years’ relevant experience and MMA designation, preferred.
Posted: Wed Jun 18th
The Town of Clarksburg is seeking an individual for the position of General Laborer/Equipment Operator within the Department of Public Works.
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Mon Jul 21st
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Wed Jul 23rd
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Thu Jul 24th
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Starts on Sat Aug 02nd
Engage in themed activities and storytelling at this free group for families with children 6 and under.
Sat Aug 23rd 10:00AM to 2:00PM
The Clarksburg Historical Commission is sponsoring the 3rd Annual Town-Wide Tag Sale!
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The Town of Clarksburg

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Town Hall will be closed Thursday July 3, 2025 in Observance of the 4th!

Draft Clarksburg MVP Summary of Findings

Clarksburg is a small Town of 1670 Residents nestled on the Vermont Boarder to the North, comprising of 12 sq. miles.  Approximately 53% of the land mass of the Town of Clarksburg is owned by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.  Many scenic vistas and rugged terrain surrounds the valley Community, with fertile plateaus divided by the North Branch of the North Branch of the Hoosac River.

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History

Clarksburg was first settled in 1769 by Captain Matthew Ketchum, Nicholas Clark and others.
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Calendar of town related events.
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Community

Clarksburg residents largely participate in community building.
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