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Berkshire County Urged to Stay Home During Monday Nor'Easter
Students and non-emergency municipal workers are home on Monday as the region is deals with another Nor'easter.
Pittsfield Trash and Recycling Collection On A One-Day Delay
Collection will be on a one-day delay for the week.
MassDOT: Becket Daytime Bridge Repairs on I90 Eastbound and Westbound
Lane closures in place Wednesday, Feb. 25, through Friday, Feb. 27, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
East Street Reconstruction Starting This Spring
East Street is planned to get more bumpy as construction looms for the street's redevelopment project.
NBSU Gives Clarksburg Year's Budget Relief
The North Berkshire School Union voted to give member town Clarksburg a financial breather — at least for fiscal 2027.
Pittsfield Parks OKs Annual Events, Hears Wahconah Park Idea
The Parks Commission signed off on some annual city events on Tuesday.
Local Attorney Launches Bid for Berkshire County Register of Probate
Longtime local attorney Ken Ferris has announced his candidacy for Berkshire County register of probate.
Berkshire Taconic, Berkshire Horseworks Partner to Provide Equine-Assisted Programming
$18.5K Provides Scholarships for RanchLife 101, Horse Powered Reading, Equine-Assisted Speech Language Therapy and Equine-Assisted Team Building
Nor'easter Set to Drop Foot of Snow Over Berkshires
A powerful Nor'easter is set to drop up to a foot of snow over the region, right on the tail Friday's storm that dropped up to 6 inches in some areas.
Over $623K Raised at Market 32, Price Chopper During Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign
Market 32 Cares-supported fundraiser continues to deliver critical support for local communities
Within The Berkshires, A Founder's Ecosystem
For Ross Bloom, being a founder of a climate-tech startup is not just business: It's personal.
Adams Town Hall's Rooftop HVAC Out of Order
It's the coldest time of year, and one of the town's HVAC systems is out of order.
Cheshire Looking to Improve Voter Turnout
Town Clerk Whitney Flynn said she was tasked with trying to help get the word out about elections and voting periods, after noticing Cheshire's turnout has been sparse.
Native American Actor Brings History To Life at BArT
Native American actor and activist Annawon Weeden brought his one-man show to Berkshire Arts and Technology (BArT) Public Charter School, confronting students with a challenging and visceral journey through American history.
MassRMV Special Low Plate Lottery
In celebration of 250 years of America’s independence and Massachusetts’ revolutionary legacy.
Pittsfield Council Backs Community Media Funding Legislation
The City Council is backing state legislation that updates the funding model for community media, including Pittsfield Community Television, to account for declining cable revenues.
Governor Signs Order To Explore Single Stair Construction
Currently, Massachusetts building code requires two exit stairs for buildings above three stories or with long interior corridors, which makes it harder to build mid-rise development on smaller parcels.
North Adams Shop Offers New & Vintage Games to Play
Renzi Retro and Repair owner Christian Richardson opened last Friday at 150 American Legion Drive, right next to Boston Sea Foods.
MassWildlife: Get to know animal tracks
Gain a deeper appreciation for Massachusetts wildlife by learning to identify animal tracks. Use MassWildlife's track card to find out whats been scampering through your backyard this winter.
Pittsfield Police Used Surveillance Footage to Trace Path of Fatal Hit & Run
Police used a combination of on-scene investigation and community surveillance footage to find a suspect in the hit-and-run that killed 69-year-old William Colbert last week.
Friday Front Porch Feature: A Move-in Ready House
Are you looking for a family home in a nice neighborhood? Then this might just be the home for you.
Dalton Considers Budgeting Software
The Finance Committee has endorsed a budgeting software to streamline and increase the transparency of the budgeting process.
Weekend Outlook: Sing-Alongs, Bulbs and Laughs
Check out all of the events happening in Berkshire County this weekend, including shows, fun, and puppets.
National Caregivers Day, Feb. 20: Honoring the Quiet Work That Holds Families Together
Yet over time, what begins as a few simple tasks becomes a level of financial pressure that no one anticipates.
Williamstown Preservation Panel Pulls Surcharge Hike Proposal
The Community Preservation Committee on Tuesday voted to backtrack on a plan to ask town meeting to increase the town's Community Preservation Act surcharge on local property tax bills.
Adams Fire District Meeting Approves Full-Time Paid Chief
A special meeting of the Fire District overwhelmingly passed making the fire chief and clerk/treasurer appointed positions on Thursday evening.
Dalton Fire Makes Quick Work of Gasoline Fire
Firefighters made quick work of a fire that started in a garage on Main Street on Thursday at about 4:30 p.m.
Demonstrators Demand Home Depot Condemn ICE Activity
Community members want Home Depot's leadership to take a stand against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids around their stores.
Snow, or More Snow? Depends on Your State
The Berkshires could get 2 to 4 inches of snow on Friday. Or it could get 6 to 9 inches.
Companion Corner: Tyty at the Berkshire Humane Society
There's a lovable dog waiting to find his perfect family at the Berkshire Humane Society.
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