Stockbridge, Massachusetts
Community Organizations
Stockbridge is served by community organizations that keep its library, its trails and its public history going, and by newsrooms that cover town business across the Berkshires. Every one of them is a way for a resident to stay informed or get involved.
Local Organizations
| Organization | What they do |
|---|---|
| The Stockbridge Library, Museum & Archives | The town’s library, run by the Stockbridge Library Association, together with a local history museum and archives on Main Street. |
| Laurel Hill Association | Founded in 1853, the oldest village improvement society in the United States; it maintains town trails and open spaces, including Laura’s Tower and the Ice Glen. |
Local News
Keeping up with town government is easier when you know where it is covered. These outlets report on Stockbridge and the southern Berkshires.
| Outlet | Notes |
|---|---|
| The Berkshire Eagle | The daily newspaper of Berkshire County, based in Pittsfield. |
| iBerkshires | A Berkshire County online news service covering Stockbridge and neighboring towns. |
| The Berkshire Edge | A South County online newspaper covering Stockbridge and the southern Berkshires. |
Town & Senior Resources
| Resource | Notes |
|---|---|
| Council on Aging | The town’s outreach and programs for older residents. Director Katie Szwyd. 413-298-4170 ext. 8. |
For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s directory at stockbridge-ma.gov.