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MCLA to Host Lecture Focused on Surveillance, Police, and Big Tech
This year's presentation, titled "Surveillance, Police, and Big Tech: Lessons from Baltimore," will be delivered by Dr. Ben Snyder, associate professor of sociology at Williams College.
Pittsfield Council Accepts $200K for Outdoor Ice Rink
On Tuesday, the City Council accepted a total of $200,000 from five local organizations for a portable ice rink system at Clapp Park.
North Adams Council OKs Sale of Historic Church Street Properties
The City Council voted to sell off the three Church Street houses and an adjacent vacant lot for $181,001.
Source of Respiratory Irritant in Williamstown Remains a Mystery
Authorities are still investigating an incident that caused minor respiratory irritation on Sunday at First Congregational Church.
Clarksburg School Refreshes Kindergarten Wing
The flooring in the 1970s "temporary" addition had been showing its age and had been raised as an issue by teachers over the past few years. The School Committee got a tour last week of the changes, largely done by volunteers.
Adams Police Chief Placed on Leave
Adams Police Chief K. Scott Kelley placed on paid leave.
Pittsfield Fire Contained to Kitchen
A small kitchen fire forced a Strong Avenue family to flee their home on Monday evening.
NBCC to Host Annual Community Assessment Forum
An interactive discussion to share thoughts on emerging issues in our community
North Adams Planners Approve Gas Station Rebuilds
Boon Properties LLC of New Hyde Park, N.Y., was approved on Monday a second time to redevelop the site along with a complete rebuild of the Valero gas station convenience store on State Road.
Dalton Chief Wants More Action on Police Station Proposal
Police Chief Deanna Strout wants a more focused and actionable approach to the planning of the proposed police station.
New Pittsfield Mural Unveiled in Reimagine Dunham Mall Effort
Artist Robert Markey designed three panels that represent the river and mountains in Pittsfield, people dancing, and the center of the city.
Update on Berkshire Mall Expected at Board Meeting
The project team was set for an introductory meeting with town representatives on Wednesday, and an update on the mall restoration effort is expected on Monday.
BFAIR Supports North County Veterans With Donations
BFAIR clients and employees donated hygienic supplies, non-perishable foods, and other items needed in the pantry throughout August.
State Fire Marshal: September is College Fire Safety Month
Officials Emphasize Working Smoke Alarms and Two Ways Out.
Pittsfield Street Improvement Project: Sept. 8-12
Use caution when traveling on these roads. Drivers should seek alternate routes to avoid traffic delays. This schedule is subject to change based upon weather conditions.
No Serious Injuries Reported in Hazmat Incident at Williamstown Church
Williamstown Fire Chief Jeffrey Dias said the department was called at about 2 p.m. after a number of people participating in a tag sale reported minor breathing issues.
1Berkshire Debuts New Downtown Pittsfield Office
On Thursday, the economic development organization held an open house for its new space on the second floor of Crawford Square at 137 North St.
Pittsfield's Camping Ordinance Debate Resumes Tuesday
Director of Public Health Andy Cambi has asked that councilors refer the ordinance to the Pittsfield Board of Health for review and consultation.
Veteran Spotlight: Army Pvt. Rico Petrocelli
Rico Petrocelli served his country in the Army Reserve from 1964 to 1968.
Berkshires Natural Resources Council Awarded Appalachian Grant
One of the projects that won funding is in Washington. There, the Berkshires Natural Resources Council is working on the Depot Brook Corridor Project, located within a half mile of the Appalachian Trail to add to wildlife and climate resiliency.
Vermont Fish and Wildlife: Penalties Increase for Wildlife Offenses
Poachers who illegally shoot deer, bear, moose, or wild turkeys now face higher fines and jail sentences.
Governor Opens Application for Career Technical Education Capital Funding for Schools
Funding will add over 2,000 new career tech seats and support schools to buy and install training equipment
Elizabeth Freeman Center Welcomes Public to New Offices
The Elizabeth Freeman Center held an open house Thursday to show the community their new space.
Teacher of the Month: Amanda Reis
St. Mary's School third-grade teacher Amanda Reis has been selected as the August Teacher of the Month.
Sandisfield Orchard Preparing for Apple Season
Sandisfield Orchard is preparing for the apple-picking season, while working on expansions to support the farm for years to come.
Market 32, Price Chopper and Customers Raise Funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
Funds support groundbreaking research and care for families impacted by neuromuscular diseases
Longtime Dalton Town Accountant Set to Retire
During her tenure, she collaborated with the town's departments to manage and document finances, enabling informed budgetary decisions.
Friday Front Porch Feature: Katydid Cottage in Lee
Are you looking for a home with enough space for a big family? Then this is the house for you.
Pittsfield Police Report Busy Labor Day Week
Pittsfield Police say the week before Labor Day was busy for calls, including a person burning an American flag in Park Square and the rescue of a young bear.
MassDOT: Advisory: South County Overnight and Daytime Construction on I-90
Lane closures in place during various hours week of Sunday, September 7
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