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Dalton Police Department Budget Fails at Finance
The department proposed a budget of $1,679,488, a $144,232 or 9.39 percent, increase mainly caused by salary increases.
Berkshire Running Foundation Announces 2025 Race Calendar
Berkshire Running Foundation announced the running race calendar for the year 2025. This year's events that cater to runners of all skill levels.
Create an Ad: Sheds-N-Stuff
This month, students highlighted the company Sheds-N-Stuff in Cheshire, showcasing its array of merchandise and services, including selling, delivering, and assembling its products.
Pittsfield Fire Investigating Cause of Dalton Avenue Blaze
Multiple people driving by the structure at 206 Dalton called 911 report heavy flames coming from the front of the building, according to Deputy Fire Chief Neil Myers.
Author to Discuss Connie Converse at North Adams Library
The event will take place in the library's 3rd-floor community room. Fishman's book chronicles Converse's life and musical career, incorporating research, travel, and interviews. Converse resided in North Adams at one point in her life.
Hoosac Valley Students Experience Air Force's ECHO VR Training
Hoosac Valley High School students traded textbooks for virtual reality on Monday, when the Air Force brought its Enhanced Cognitive Human Operations, or ECHO, experience to the school.
Pittsfield Homeless Count Increases Over 2024
On Wednesday, the Three County Continuum of Care presented the "sobering" 2025 PIT numbers to the Homelessness Advisory Committee.
Almgren Recognized for Elder Law Expertise
Almgren has practiced law for over 20 years, specializing in elder law, estate, trust, and tax planning, administration, and life care. She is accredited with the Department of Veterans Affairs and holds degrees from Williams College and Albany Law School of Union University. Her areas of expertise include Medicaid and community resource utilization for elder care.
New York Times Bestselling Author to Speak at MCLA's MOSAIC
The event will take place on April 9 at 5:30 p.m. at the MOSAIC Event Space on 49 Main St., North Adams. This event is free and open to the public.
St. George Greek Orthodox Church to Host In-Person Greek Pastry Sale
The event will take place at the church, located at 73 Bradford St, Pittsfield, MA, across from the Dery Funeral Home.
MassDOT: South County Construction Operations
Lane closures will be in effect during daytime hours
Weekend Outlook: Fundraisers, Live Music, and More
There are several events this weekend to help you recharge from your week, including fundraisers, live music, and more.
Pittsfield Announces North Street Re-design Open House
This initiative aims to transform North Street into a street that ensures safe, comfortable access for all modes of travel and creates space for community interaction, culture, and commerce.
Pittsfield Council to See 10-Year Charter Review Report
Following almost two years of work, the Charter Review Committee has made its recommendations to the City Council.
North Adams School Committee Officially Appoints Incoming Superintendent
Timothy Callahan, currently assistant superintendent, will succeed Barbara Malkas upon her retirement at the end of the school year.
Williamstown Fire District Inks 3-Year Deal with New Chief
On Tuesday afternoon, the Prudential Committee ratified a contract to make Jeffrey Dias the successor to Chief Craig Pedercini, who retired from the post on Monday.
Treasurer's Office Staffing Debate Causes Kerfuffle in Cheshire
The Selectmen tabled a discussion on Tuesday about how to structure the treasurer and collector position after the debate nearly resulted in a board member's resignation.
Berkshire South Hosts Annual Splash-A-Thon Fundraiser
The program provides aquatic activities for individuals with adaptive needs, including group swim lessons and aqua aerobics.
North Adams Regional Hospital Receives MassEcon Impact Award
NARH was among three organizations honored in Western Massachusetts, achieving Gold, while a Silver honor went to Electro Magnetic Applications and Bronze to the Berkshire Innovation Center, both in Pittsfield.
Railroad Street Youth Project to Screen 'Recovery City' Documentary
The event is open to the public, including parents, young people, educators, youth professionals, the recovery community, and community stakeholders. Media representatives are also invited to attend.
Senator Mark Announces April Staff Office Hours
Residents of any of the 57 municipalities in the Senator's Berkshire, Hampden, Franklin, and Hampshire District are encouraged to share ideas on current or potential state legislation, or to ask for assistance with issues involving any state agency.
Adams Clerk, Treasurer & Assessor Request Raises
The Board of Selectmen has begun a deep review of the fiscal 2026 budget of $19,548,441, up $717,916, or 3.7 percent over this year.
Stop & Shop Boosts BCC Food Pantry by $7,500
Stop & Shop boosted Berkshire Community College's food pantry by $7,500, providing students with nutritional stability while focusing on education.
Central Berkshire Picks Insider Henault for Next Superintendent
The committee voted unanimously on Wednesday to offer the post to Michael Henault, who has been the district's assistant superintendent for three years.
New Mobile Groomer Servicing Parts of Berkshire County
Curbside Pet Spa is a luxury one-on-one dog grooming experience that Varriale started in 2012 in Connecticut.
Berkshire Money Management Hosts 'Retirement Rounds' Happy Hour
Spaces for this complimentary event are limited.
Community Wellness Program Berkshire 150 Returns
Berkshire 150 is a community wellness program promoting exercise over a 5-week period, with the goal of exercising at least 150 minutes a week.
Landing at Laurel Lake Celebrates Renovations
The Landing at Laurel Lake has made renovations to its assisted living building to better help residents continue living with some independence.
April 5 Protests Planned in Berkshire Region
Berkshire County residents will be joining thousands across the country on Saturday in protests against the policies of the Trump administration.
West Stockbridge to Host Housing Issues Forums
This plan aims to create an updated, in-depth assessment of current and future housing needs and strategies to address those needs.
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