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Massachusetts RMV Offers Walk-In REAL ID Service as Deadline Approaches
The RMV is reminding Massachusetts residents that beginning May 7, a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or identification card, or a valid passport, will be required for domestic air travel and entry into certain federal facilities.
Hot plate Brewing Co. on Becoming Top 3 Best New Brewery
Hot Plate Brewing Co. was recently recognized as No. 3 in USA Today's list of "Best New Brewery."
MassDOT Establishes Commission to Study and Recommend on Micromobility
The commission will be tasked with examining current state and local regulations pertaining to micromobility devices and developing recommendations for their expanded use. The aim is to support increased mobility options, reduce emissions, and foster economic growth.
Mount Greylock Hosts Argentinian Students for Exchange Program
Mount Greylock Regional High School is currently hosting 36 students from La Cumbre, Argentina, for a two-week cultural exchange program.
Pittsfield Sees Potential Candidates for All Positions
It's election season again, and as of Thursday, potential candidates have taken out papers for city clerk, councilor at large, Wards 1-7, and the School Committee. Nomination papers became available on April 3, and certified papers are due by Aug. 1.
North County, Pittsfield Hold Egg Scrambles
The light spring ran didn't stop hundreds of children from darting across lawns and fields to search for treasure in the form of plastic eggs.
MassDOT, State Police, and AAA Remind Motorists to Slow Down in Work Zones
All motorists need to exercise caution, follow traffic laws, and reduce speed as necessary when passing through active construction and maintenance projects
Region 1 Science Fair Showcases Middle School Students' Projects
Middle school students from around Region 1 displayed their science projects at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts on Wednesday.
Stamford Library to Feature Presentation on Travels in China
The one-hour program will be presented by Stamford resident Caroline Burch.
Lanesborough Advancing Combined Police/EMS Proposal
On Monday, the Select Board voted to advance a $7.3 million combined police/emergency medical services facility to town meeting, discarding the option for a $6.5 million separate build.
Berkshire Humane Society Holding Fee Waived Event Next Week
This event is called "Big Dog Energy" and is happening in many shelters across Massachusetts. It runs from April 22 through April 27.
MassDOT Announces Road Work in West Stockbridge and North Adams
All work schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions.
AccessPlus Awarded Grant to Bring Fiber to Affordable Housing Units
Internet provider AccessPlus was recently awarded the Massachusetts Broadband Institute Retrofit program grant.
Bidwell House Museum to Host Online Discussion on Historical Interpretation
The program will explore the process behind historical reenactments, particularly in relation to the museum's living history events.
North Adams Police Chase Shooting Incident; Firefighters Tackle Blaze
As firefighters brought a structure fire on Pleasant Street under control, police were trying to pin down reports of a drive-by shooting near City Hall.
Weekend Outlook: Easter and Spring Celebrations
There are several events in the Berkshires this weekend to help you recharge from your week or celebrate Easter, Spring, and the Earth.
BCC to Host Women's Volleyball Letter of Intent Signing Press Conference
BCC to Host Women's Volleyball Letter of Intent Signing Press Conference April 24
Williamstown Select Board OKs LGBTQIA+ Petition, Pride Flags
The Select Board on Monday became the second elected body in the last week to express its support for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Fire at Vacant Adams Mill Under Investigation
Approximately 22 agencies and 100 responders assisted at the scene after a second alarm was requested.
Hancock Shaker Village Announces Plans for New Visitor Center & Center for Shaker Studies
This project follows several years of strategic planning, design work, and fundraising efforts.
Berkshire United Way Recognizes Exemplary Volunteers
Berkshire United Way raised a craft soda on Wednesday to two community members who embody volunteerism.
Select Board Conditionally OKs May Carnival at Berkshire Mall
The department saw an "exponential" increase in the need for services at the event as its attendance continues to rise. In 2024, there were 20 transports to the hospital over the two weeks, not counting refusals or minor injuries.
Greylock Federal Promotes Vice President, Business Banking Officer II
Barry began his career with Greylock as a commercial credit analyst in 2006.
Neal Touts Federal Aid to Support Renovation of Symbol of Democracy
A longtime Democratic member of Congress on Thursday lauded the democratic ideals embodied in a local landmark.
CBRSD Aims to Improve Town Meeting Attendance
As town meeting season approaches, the Central Berkshire Regional School District aims to lower a barrier to residential participation caused by the lack of child care.
Neal: Dems Need to 'Fracture' Republicans, Challenge Trump Actions in Court
Neal, an 18-term member of Congress and ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, said the best course of action for his party on Capitol Hill is to splinter the GOP's 220-213 majority.
MassDOT to Host Safe Driving Workshop in Lenox
The workshop will cover topics related to safe driving.
Pittsfield Health Board Wants Feedback on Tobacco Ban
The Board of Health will hear from the community before adding Nicotine-Free Generation guidelines into the tobacco ordinance.
North Adams Planners OK 'Model' Cabin; Support Outdoor Cannabis
Tourists had pivoted to a cabin production facility in the Blackinton Mill when financing to transform it into a hotel fell through. The Planning Board approved permitting for the venture in January and the development of the "working" model on Monday.
Lee Celebrates Kickoff of New Public Safety Building with Demo
Town officials celebrated the start of a new public safety building on Tuesday by demolishing the Airoldi building and former Department of Public Works building.
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