Community
CBRSD Budget Decreases; Dalton Assessment High
The Central Berkshire Regional School District has decreased its initial operating projections from nearly 10 percent down to 4.9 percent, but the Dalton's budget is still strained because of its high assessment.
Veteran Spotlight: Marine Corp. Tim Woodward
Woodward's first assignment would take him to the former Naval Air Station Memphis in Tennessee for aviation electronics training through a rolling admissions program.
Fusion Health Brings Personalized Care
A new health and wellness center just over the border in Connecticut is offering physical therapy and holistic practices.
Governor Healey Nominates District Court Members
The nominees will now be considered by the Governor's Council for confirmation.
Devonshire Estates Residents Display an Abundance of Talent
The community at Holiday Devonshire Estates is made up of individuals with a wealth of knowledge and experiences.
PCTV, Farley-Bouvier Talk Importance of AI Awareness
Data privacy, misinformation and overreliance are among the top concerns over artificial intelligence on Beacon Hill.
MassWildlife: Three ways to prevent conflict during coyote mating season
Late January through early March is mating season for coyotes. Learn how you can prevent conflict with coyotes by protecting your pets, removing food sources, and hazing.
Clarksburg Officials Updated on Grant Projects; Input Sought on Town Playground
The Four Corners Project wants input on playground designs for the Cook Veterans Memorial Field.
Habitat & Taconic CTE Students Build Pittsfield Home
Taconic CTE students will be able to say "I built that house" when they pass 37 Curtis Terrace.
Friday Front Porch Feature: Allendale Pines North
Teton Management is opening its new manufactured housing development next Allendale Pines at 395 Cheshire Road, and has three different model homes to choose from.
Nonprofit Center Launches Film Showcase Celebrating Berkshire Nonprofits
The event highlights 20 Berkshire County nonprofits through short films that share their missions and invite community engagement.
North Adams Council Hears Presentation on Drury Mentor Program
Tuesday's City Council meeting was an evening for presentations, and a proclamation for American Heart Month in February.
Clarksburg Announces Open Seats, Dates for 2026 Town Election
Six town boards have openings this cycle, with terms ranging from three to five years.
Berkshire Farms Benefit From New Farm Transfer Program
Farm-Pass Helps Local Families Keep Farmland in Agriculture and Supports the Next Generation of Farmers Through Hands-on Planning and Assistance
Ghost Tours at Ventfort Hall
The tour will take place at 7 pm on Friday, Feb. 20.
North Street Restaurant Serving Authentic Afro-Caribbean Cuisine
Dre's Global Kitchen is bringing the flavors of the Caribbean to North Street starting this weekend.
North Adams School Project Awards $51M Bid
The School Building Committee has awarded the Greylock School project to Fontaine Bros. Inc. of Springfield.
Pittsfield Council Accepts $2.3M to Support Housing Projects
The city is making inroads with affordable and supportive housing, and planning for more units.
MCLA Partners with Habitat for Humanity to Offer Free Tax Preparation Services
Through the IRS's VITA program, MCLA students assist taxpayers by providing free tax preparation services.
Companion Corner: Max at Second Chance
There is a dog at Second Chance Animal Shelter whose blindness doesn't stop him from wanting to play fetch with his new family.
Victim in Fatal Dragging Identified as Pittsfield Man
The victim, whose identity has not been released, was found nearly four miles away from where he was reportedly struck.
Dalton BOH Looking at Fines for Permit Scofflaws
The town is looking to be more proactive in ensuring businesses renew their permits on time.
Weekend Outlook: Love Is in the Air for Valentines Day
Check out the events happening in Berkshire County this weekend, including Valentine's parties, plays, and more.
Court Briefs: Contractor Guilty of Tax Fraud, Windsor Man Sentenced for Threats
A Windsor man was sentenced Wednesday in federal court in Springfield for making online threats and extortionate demands.
Lisa Jacobs Memorial Scholarship Fund Accepting Applications
Scholarship will be awarded to two students and help recipients cover the cost of college tuition and books, easing financial barriers to higher education.
Lanesborough Short-Term Rentals Moratorium Not Allowed
According to town counsel, the Select Board cannot impose a moratorium on short-term rental regulations, Select Board Chair Deborah Maynard said during its meeting on Monday.
Williamstown Health Board Develops Nitrous Oxide Bylaw
The panel agreed to strengthen the draft submitted by Health Inspector Ruth Russell to strengthen the punishment for stores not authorized to sell the canisters at all.
House Passes AI/Election Legislation
The House of Representatives passed two pieces of legislation on Wednesday to address election-related deceptive media and safeguard election integrity, one of which was filed by state Rep. Tricia Farley-Bouvier.
Pittsfield's 10x10 Festival Celebrates 15 Years
The city's annual 10x10 Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, continuing its tradition of highlighting the city's vibrant atmosphere with events that have become iconic for many.
Community Contra Dance
The dance will run from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. in the Community Hall of the First Congregational Church, 906 Main St., Williamstown.
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