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Pittsfield Interviewing 4 for Interim Superintendent
Four external candidates for Pittsfield's interim superintendent will be interviewed this week.
Pittsfield Homeless Advisory Committee to Host Housing Resource Fair
In the event of inclement weather, the fair will be relocated to the main room of the Berkshire Athenaeum during the same hours
NEA Pulls Grant to Mass MoCA Due to Trump's 'Agenda'
The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art announced Tuesday that two of its previously awarded federal grants have been clawed back by the Trump administration.
Downtown Pittsfield 'Flying and Flourishing' With New Mural
Pittsfield High School students worked with artist in residence Huck Elling and public art intern Sophie Possick twice a week over the winter to create the three-part mural hanging in former window arches.
Ventfort Hall to Host Mother's Day Tea
Proceeds from the tea will support the restoration of the building.
BNRC Protects 109 Acres Along Webster Road in Tyringham
BNRC's purchase of the property prevents potential residential development. Instead, the property will now be managed as a forest reserve, letting natural processes occur without active forest management, contributing to carbon sequestration and ecological research opportunities.
Pittsfield: Wild Acres Fishing Derby
Volunteer support will be provided by the Onota Fishing Club to assist with dressing fish, providing fishing tips and techniques, baiting, etc.
Dalton Nixes Police Budget, High School Site Change; Suspends Town Meeting
With another dozen articles still left, voters elected just before 11 p.m. to suspend the annual town meeting and reconvene on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.
Nowak, Meczywor Win in Adams; Lenox Newcomer Wins School Committee
Voters returned Joseph Nowak to the Board of Selectmen for a fifth term and tapped Jay Meczywor to join him.
Need Ideas to Celebrate Mom? We've Got You Covered
Here are some suggestions for where you can spend time celebrating Mom this weekend.
BCC to Hold Talk on State Fire Marshall History
Local firefighters, BCC students and the public are invited to attend.
Williamstown Proposes 'Contingent' Hike in Wastewater Assessment
It remains to be seen whether town meeting and the town's partner in the district, go along with the idea.
Pittsfield Announces Phase Three of Spring Hydrant Flushing Schedule
Water mains will be flushed Monday through Friday each week, excluding holidays, between 7:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. This phase is anticipated to last from May 5 to May 9.
BRTA Studying Microtransit for County
The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority is looking over a new project to bring microtransit to the county.
North Adams' K-M Toyota Expands Service Center
The new equipment and space will help technicians work on bigger-sized trucks and SUVs regardless of the make or model whereas before the service area was limited.
MassWildlife: Fawn Phases
To stay hidden from predators, young white-tailed deer spend much of their first 30 days on their own. Learn about fawn development and why you should never approach or take a fawn from the wild even if it’s alone.
Pittsfield School Committee Adopts $86M Budget
The School Committee on Wednesday adopted a $86,450,361 budget for fiscal year 2026 that includes an $18 million city contribution and more than $68 million of anticipated Chapter 70 funding.
Create an Ad: R.K. Miles
Fourth-grade students at Williamstown Elementary School participated in our Junior Marketers Create an Ad series.
Commissioner of Higher Ed Speaking at BCC Commencement
He has led the Department of Higher Education through a time of historic investment by the state Legislature and Healey-Driscoll administration in affordability and access for all learners in the commonwealth.
Pittsfield Joins PowerSchool Data Breach Lawsuit
The school district could receive compensation for a PowerSchool breach in December that accessed students and teachers' personal information.
Eversource Urges Customers to Prepare for Summer Energy Usage
The company notes that increased use of cooling appliances during summer typically leads to higher electricity bills, even if the Basic Service rate decreases on August 1.
Hoosic River Revival Celebrates Billboards, Kicks Off 'Placemaking'
The effort to integrate the Hoosic River into the city it runs through while still maintaining the flood control protocols that prevent it from endangering North Adams has been a multistep process that has been tripped up over the years.
Williamstown Protest Speakers Call for Citizens to Rise Together
Speakers at a May Day rally at Field Park stressed the need to rise together to push back against actions being taken by the Trump administration that they say weaken civil rights.
West Stockbridge Lane and Ramp Closures for Bridge and Guardrail Work
The scheduled work is contingent on weather conditions and may be subject to change.
Budget, Election Recall, High School Site on Dalton Meeting Warrant
Voters at the annual town meeting on Monday, May 5, will decide on 31 articles, a few of which have sparked debate within the town.
Cyclist Struck by Car in Pittsfield in Serious Condition
A bicyclist was seriously injured Friday night after being struck by a car in the northbound lane of Cheshire Road.
North Adams Jewelry Store Showcases Local Artists
Coppens pursued a business career where she owned a children's resale shop, and a printing and graphics business. But she always knew she wanted to get back into art.
UMass Study Shows Impact by Mill Town Capital in Berkshire County
The independent study examined the effects of Mill Town's investments in local businesses, real estate, and infrastructure, as well as its philanthropic activities.
Cheshire to Decide Local Meals Tax
Votes may see the failed local meals tax article return this year on the annual town meeting warrant, this time with more information.
McCann Graduates First Adult Manufacturing Technology Class
he free 200-hour course was funded through state Career Technical Initiative implementation grants.
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