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Berkshire County Development Alliance Winter Networking Mixer
Connect with fellow development professionals, volunteers, and community members from across Berkshire County.
Berkshire Botanical Garden Presents Holiday Marketplace
The festivities begin Friday evening, Dec. 5, in BBG's Center House from 5 to 7 p.m. The party includes early wreath-buying opportunities, live music, hors d'oeuvres and a raw bar, and festive libations.
Festival of Trees at Hancock Shaker Village
The origins of the Berkshire Museum's Festival of Trees event was founded on collaboration, and this year, thanks to a partnership with Hancock Shaker Village, this sentiment has come full circle.
Snow Angel Volunteers Needed in Pittsfield This Winter
The city created this program to help community members who have difficulty cleaning up sidewalks after a big snowstorm.
Governor Declares Nov. 28 As 'Green Friday'
Massachusetts is home to 459 Christmas tree farms, which operate on nearly 3,000 acres of land and contribute more than $4.5 million to the local economy every year.
Pittsfield Issues Road Cut Moratorium
The road cut moratorium is implemented each winter to keep roads clear of construction work during snow events and to limit the cuts in roads that are filled with temporary patches while hot mix asphalt material is unavailable.
Holiday Wreath Art Auction to Benefit Pittsfield Food Pantries
Approximately 50 wreaths will be on display during this ticketed event.
North Adams City Council Hears From Berkshire Food Project
More people are seeking food and warmth and social connectedness — and that's been reflected in the Berkshire Food Project's numbers.
Williamstown Select Board Asked to Consider Fireworks Ban
Harsch gave the board documents outlining some of that science with links to articles he found in his research on the topic.
The Wild Turkey's Contribution to Thanksgiving
North America's native wild turkeys were the ancestors of the Thanksgiving turkey on our dinner table.
Happy Thanksgiving from iBerkshires.com
Thank you to all our readers. We hope that you will have a wonderful Thanksgiving Day.
Dalton Announces New Supplier for Energy Program
Beginning with the January 2026 meter reads, the Dalton Community Choice Power Supply Program will have a new rate of $0.13042 per kWh.
MountainOne Donates $25,000 to Food and Fuel Assistance Organizations
MountainOne is stepping in with funding that will help keep homes warm and ensure families have access to healthy meals.
Pittsfield Announces the 2025 Holiday parking schedule
All other parking regulations remain in effect.
Community Conversation Focuses on Local Farming, Food
There are plenty of people within the Berkshire community concerned about food insecurity, and that worry hasn't been limited to just consumers.
John's Ace Hardware Hosted 'Thanksgrilling' Event
With Thanksgiving around the corner, John's Ace Hardware held a free "Thanksgrilling" to give back to the local community.
A Season for Compassion, Not Judgment
More and more, public conversation around poverty and need is shaped not by understanding but by judgment.
Companion Corner: Socks at Berkshire Humane Society
There's a silly cat at the Berkshire Humane Society looking for a forever family to play with him.
December is the Start of Bird Feeding Season
This winter is also predicted to be a great year for seeing birds that visit Vermont in the winter, including evening and pine grosbeaks, and red polls.
North Adams Man Charged on Two Counts of Murder
A city man was arraigned on Wednesday on two counts of first-degree murder in connection with an alleged arson at a Francis Street home on Monday.
BEAT Celebrating Founding Director Jane Winn's Retirement
The event will celebrate Winn's legacy and fundraise to support BEAT.
Cheshire Interim Police Chief Refuses Stipend
Retired Police Chief Timothy Garner has agreed to fill in as the interim police chief for the town at no cost.
New Housing Units Planned for Historic North Street Site
Allegrone Companies asking the city for a tax increment exemption for affordable housing units on North Street.
North Adams Fatal Fire Deemed Arson; Son Facing Murder Charges
Monday's fatal fire has been deemed an arson and the son of the victims has been arrested in their deaths.
Pittsfield Firefighters Gunn, Mazzeo Commended for Meritorious Conduct
Two city firefighters were among the 170 from throughout the state recognized on Tuesday for valor and meritorious conduct at the 36th annual Firefighter of the Year Awards.
Pittsfield Council to Vote on Crosby/Conte Feasibility Contract
The City Council will take a vote on the Crosby/Conte feasibility study agreement on Tuesday.
Adams Expands Holly Days Celebration
This event is free and open to the public.
MOTT Awards Matching Destination Development Grant to Ventfort Hall
These funds will be used for the restoration of the salon including the parquet floor with the Greek Key inlaid border, as well as restoring Sarah Morgan's 1895 Rosewood Steinway piano, and plaster restoration materials and training so our staff and volunteers can do the work in-house.
Bennington College Hosts Talk on New Plastics Crisis Book
At the Bennington College event, Enck will be joined in conversation by Bennington College faculty member David Bond, followed by an audience Q&A and book-signing reception.
Elks, Ocean State Donate 22 Coats to Local Veterans
Elks Lodge 487 teamed up with Ocean State Job Lots for a second year to provide winter coats to veterans in need.
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