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413 Day Brings Lt. Gov. Driscoll to North Adams
Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll kicked off "413 Day" at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art on Sunday before heading to three more locations.
Questions Needed for Dalton Select Board Forum
For every question, the candidates will each have up to 1 1/2 minutes to answer, followed by 30 seconds each to rebut or follow up. The moderator can allow for further debate on a particular question if needed.
MassWildlife: Turkey Troubles
March through May is breeding season for wild turkeys and, as a result, there is an increase in turkey activity across the Commonwealth.
New Owner 'Fell in Love' With Springs Motel
The new owners of the landmark Springs Motel on Route 7 are keeping its newly renovated vibe but will add a few touches of their own.
End of an Era: Otis Poultry Farm Closes After 121 Years
Pyenson said the economy has harmed his business, including the effects of the pandemic. He is thankful for everyone who has stopped by and supported the farm since his grandparents founded it.
Images Cinema to Screen Antarctic Documentary
Documentary filmmaker Kevin Schreck screens his documentary "Antarctic Voyage" on Monday evening at Images Cinema.
Great Barrington Studio Owner Has Passion for Pilates
Tanya Grillon is spreading the benefits of Pilates, which focuses on strength, flexibility, muscle control and posture.
Governor Appoints Commissions to Address Veterans' Health and Quality of Life
The HERO Act, signed into law in August 2024, includes provisions for the creation of these commissions to examine innovative therapies and enhance veterans' quality of life.
Detours for Williamstown's South Street Project Begin Tuesday
The long-awaited reconstruction of South Street will begin on Monday, creating a long-term traffic detour that will begin on Tuesday, the town said last week.
Market 32 Holds Annual Pet Food and Supply Drive
Customers are invited to purchase and donate items by placing them in specially marked shopping carts located at the front of each store.
Like Father, Like Son: Lennon Firefighting Legacy Continues
It's not uncommon for firefighting to run in families, but four generations of David Lennons serving in the same department?
Joint Transportation Panel Hears How Chapter 90 Bill Helps Berkshires, State
A bill proposed by Gov. Maura Healey would bring $5.3 million more in state Chapter 90 road aid to the Berkshires.
Q-MoB Offers Briefings on Benefits for Rural Berkshire LGBTQ Community
The organization states the briefings are in response to potential impacts from executive orders and the new Congressional budget.
Construction Scheduled on I-90 Eastbound and Westbound in West Stockbridge and Blandford
The work will involve bridge painting and repair, tree trimming, and guardrail maintenance, and will necessitate lane closures at various times and locations.
United Counseling Service Seeks Shared Living Providers in Tri-State Area
The Shared Living Program offers a monthly tax-free stipend and room and board payments to individuals, families, and couples who provide a home and support to an individual with a developmental disability.
Adams Fire District Holding Info Session on Building, Election
Members of the Fire District are encouraged to attend an informational meeting on the fire station and on the questions being proposed on the upcoming Fire District meeting.
Baby Animals Festival Back at Hancock Shaker Village
The mission of Hancock Shaker Village is to preserve the history of the Shakers and to educate the public about them, and the baby animals are a big contributor to that.
District Attorney to Host Workshop on Organized Retail Crime and Financial Fraud
At the workshop, speakers will discuss organized retail crime, financial crime, organized retail crime legislation, and current frauds effecting Berkshire County businesses and banks.
Street Improvement Project to Begin in Pittsfield
From April 14 to April 18, the city's contractor will be lowering structures and milling the following roads: Joseph Drive, Backman Avenue, Jason Street (from Friar Drive to West Street), Orlando Avenue, and Ridge Avenue.
Habitat For Humanity Modular Homes Coming to Robbins Ave.
The first of two below-market modular homes arrived on the West Side on Thursday, and both are expected to be move-in ready this summer.
Williamstown Town Meeting Gets Short-Term Rental Bylaw
After three years of talking about the issue, the Planning Board on Tuesday wrapped up its work on a short-term rental bylaw proposal.
Pittsfield School Officials Want Summary of PHS Investigation
While it is unclear how much information will be released, School Committee members want some executive summary of the Pittsfield High School investigation into alleged staff misconduct.
Berkshire Agricultural Ventures Launches Market Match Drive
Berkshire Agriculture Ventures has started its 2025 Market Match campaign to aid federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program users.
LGBTQ+ Business Networking Events Launch in Berkshires
The event aims to facilitate connection and collaboration within the community, and to address political, economic, demographic, and public health challenges.
North Adams Mans Admits to B&Es
A city man pleaded guilty Wednesday to a string of breaking and entering incidents this week and was sentenced to 18 months in the House of Corrections.
Weekend Outlook: Baby Animals, Fundraisers, and More
There are several events this weekend to help you recharge from your week, including "Baby Animals," fundraisers, live music, and more.
Free Water Safety Program for Berkshire Middle Schoolers
This pilot program will offer free water safety instruction to middle school students during the 2025 spring break.
Adams Selectmen Recognize Champion Hurricanes
The Board of Selectmen cheered the Hoosac Valley High girls basketball team last week on their back-to-back District 5 state championships.
Berkshire County in Mild Drought
As outlined in the Massachusetts Drought Management Plan, a Level 1 – Mild Drought, and a Level – 2 Significant Drought require detailed monitoring of drought conditions.
Pittsfield Talks Hazard Mitigation
On Monday, community members and public officials mulled disaster preparedness at the Ralph J. Froio Senior Center. Pittsfield's 2019 plan is due for an update so the city stays eligible for grant funding and, of course, prepared.
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