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Vermont's Bear Population Estimate is Above Goal for Fifth Consecutive Year
This marks the fifth consecutive year that the bear population estimate is above the state's objective of 3,500 to 5,500 bears.
Officials, Teachers & Children Add Names to Greylock School Project
The new Greylock School hit another milestone on Friday with a traditional "topping out" to celebrate the near completion of its steel skeleton.
Friday Front Porch Feature: A Scenic Country Farmhouse
Are you looking for a home with pleasant views and enough room for a family or big get together? Then this is the home for you.
West Nile Virus Confirmed in Mosquitoes From Pittsfield
At the time of this release, we have no confirmed human cases of WNV
Lee, Blandford Overnight Construction Operations on I-90
Lane closures in place during various hours, Monday, August 17, through Thursday, August 20
Former Pittsfield Mayor Paul Brindle III Passes at 89
Officials stood out on the steps of City Hall on Thursday to pay their respects to former Mayor Paul Brindle III as his funeral procession passed by.
Weekend Outlook: Summer Jazz
Check out the events happening in the Berkshires this weekend including plays, storytellers, movies, and more.
Berkshire County Regional Employment Board Awarded Workforce Development Grant
Berkshire County Regional Employment Board, Inc. was awarded $500,000 to provide training and placement services to 172 unemployed and underemployed participants for Medical Assistant and Nursing Assistant roles.
North Adams Disputes Report of 'Data Breach'
Mayor Jennifer Macksey says a Facebook post accusing the city of a data breach is false.
Berkshire Mushroom Festival
Hosted at the historic Dewey Hall, this gathering invites attendees to explore the many dimensions of fungi— ecological, culinary, artistic, and medicinal.
Pittsfield Invited to 'Senior Study' with MSBA
The Pittsfield Public Schools has been invited to engage in a study with the Massachusetts School Building Authority as it requests funds to repair Pittsfield High.
Fitch, Barrett Meet in Debate for State Representative Seat
The incumbent, John Barrett III, and Andrew Fitch, a North Adams city councilor, met in a theater at Williams College's Paresky Center in a forum sponsored by the town's chapter of the League of Women Voters.
Walnut Street Repair Project Expected to Begin This Fall
The City Council on Tuesday approved four temporary easements to accommodate the $2 million reconstruction of a collapsed section of Walnut Street over the next year.
Pittsfield ConCom Sees Revised Work Plans for Wahconah Park
The Conservation Commission will dig into the notice of intent application for Wahconah Park's overhaul.
Morris Troupe Brings English Folk Dancing to Berkshires
Red Shirt Farm got a visit on Tuesday from Morris folk dancers who delighted guests with a dances and music.
Community Development Corporation South Berkshire Becomes Impact South County
New name reflects organization's expanded role in creating housing, economic opportunity, and thriving communities.
Lanesborough Researching Recycling Options
The Select Board is considering ways to make the town Recycling Center more available to prevent people discarding trash off-hours
BRPC Awarded Grant From Mass Clean Energy Center
Funding supports 35 community-led projects that reduce costs, improve public health, and connect residents to clean energy opportunities
Pittsfield Considers Restructuring DEI Department
The City Council referred a request to rename the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to the "Office of Equity, Access, and Opportunity" to the Ordinances and Rules Subcommittee.
Two of 3 Hinsdale Officers Involved in Kauvil Shooting Won't Return
Seven months after being placed on leave only one officer involved in the fatal police shooting of 27-year-old Biagio Kauvil in January has returned to duty.
Berkshire Law Enforcement Officials Endorse Fenton for Governor's Council
Ranking Berkshire law enforcement officials are putting their weight behind a Springfield lawyer for Governor's Council in the September Democratic primary over North Adams incumbent Tara Jacobs.
Adams Fire Plans to Keep Public Informed on Station
The Prudential Committee hopes to invite the public to see the fire station and explain its needs.
The Faces of Homelessness We Do Not See
Many people experiencing homelessness in rural communities are hidden in plain sight.
Companion Corner: Robert and Marmee at Berkshire Humane Society
The two are bonded and would need to go home together. They love to play with string toys and lounge around together.
New Pittsfield Mural Designed With Student Input Unveiled
The ribbon cutting was held on First Friday to unveil the mural on the ADLib building at 215 North St.
Berkshire HorseWorks Gala Celebrates Year of the Horse
Interactive Evening To Honor Liana Toscanini And The Children And Rescued Horses Who Bravely Stand Side By Side
BRPC Hosting Aging in Place Workshop
BRPC Hosting Aging in Place Workshop, funded by AARP Community Challenge Grant
Pittsfield Traffic Commission OKs Stop Signs, Parking Requests
The Traffic Commission granted stop signs and downtown parking requests during its recent regular meeting.
Potential Berkshire Mall Developer Outlines Plans for Property
The Select Board heard from Cypress Equities of Texas on its potential plans for the Berkshire Mall site
Adams Beautification Group Marking Five Years of Service
Wilk-Chaffee joined two of her fellow Beautification Group members in an appearance before the Selectmen to update the elected officials on the non-profit's activities around town and explain its role in town.
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