Community
Thanksgiving Angels Leaders Honored as Commonwealth Heroines
Thanksgiving Angels leaders were deemed "heroines" for bringing food to the holiday tables of thousands each year.
Williamstown Theatre Festival Cuts Ribbon on North Adams Venue
Workers were busy inside The Annex on Thursday morning, getting the black-box theater ready for the summer season seven days away.
Berkshire Organizations Awarded Fourth of July Grants
The Governor's administration announced $2 million in grants to 59 organizations across the state to support initiatives and events commemorating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.
Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall Installed in Lenox
With a motorcade that stretched for a mile and dozens of volunteers ready to help with the erection process, the Vietnam Traveling War Memorial arrived at War Memorial Field on Thursday afternoon.
Weekend Outlook: Hoedown, Free Museum Admission and More
Check out some of the events happening in the Berkshires this weekend, including dancing, celebrations, and volunteer work.
BHS Schedules Community Meeting on Fairview Hospital Revitalization Plan
The campus revitalization plan blends historical preservation with innovative design to better integrate new technologies and provide a more welcoming, personalized, and inclusive environment for patients at every step of their care journey.
Pittsfield Subcommittee Mulls Upcoming Short-Term Rental Ordinance
City Planner Kevin Rayner again pointed out that "short-term rentals aren't actually legal" in the city currently, because there is no governing ordinance.
Clarksburg Makes First Payment on School Roof
Town officials signed off on the first payment for the new school roof but declined to pull money from reserves for school flooring.
Williams College Projects Underway on Main Street
A busy summer construction season around town got a little busier this week with the advancement of two unrelated projects near the Williams College Museum of Art.
North Adams Overpass Study Holding Community Event
The North Adams Route 2 Overpass Study will host its third community engagement event on Thursday, July 10, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Berkshire Pride Brings NOH8 Campaign Photoshoot to Pittsfield
The photoshoot is open to the public, and no reservations are needed. Individuals, couples, families, and groups are encouraged to participate.
Companion Corner: Queen at No Paws Left Behind
There's a dog at No Paws Left Behind searching for a kingdom that will treat her like the Queen that she is.
Cheshire Hoedown and Park Rededication Set Saturday
The town will celebrate community and history on Saturday, July 12, during its inaugural Cheshire Hoedown event at the Community House, starting at 4 p.m.
Bernard Resigns From Berkshire United Way
Thomas Bernard has stepped down from leading Berkshire United Way and says he is excited to explore the next chapter of his professional journey.
Pittsfield Named 2025-2027 Mass Save Community First Partner
58 municipalities and community-based organizations will work with their local Mass Save Sponsor to provide energy efficiency solutions to residents and small businesses to reduce energy use and increase the comfort of homes and buildings.
Williamstown's DIRE Committee Opts for Name Change
At its Monday meeting, the people appointed to serve on the Diversity, Inclusion and Racial Equity Advisory Committee agreed unanimously to ask the Select Board to accept a new name for the panel.
North Adams Votes to Create Ad Hoc Committee for City Code Review
The City Council approved the creation of an ad hoc committee to review the codification process and make recommendations.
Hinsdale Day-Care Opening New PreK Classroom
Tina's Kiddie Junction is expanding its day-care program to add a new prekindergarten class this month.
Cape Coast Sister City Committee Announces Ghana Trip
"Sisters" from Pittsfield and Cape Coast, Ghana, will meet in West Africa this fall to celebrate their new Sister City designation.
MassDOT: Overnight Construction on I-90
Overnight lane and ramp closures week of Monday, July 7
Central Berkshire Habitat Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing Project
Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity held a groundbreaking ceremony Monday morning for its new affordable housing project, Prosperity Way.
Adams Gets Good Marks on Accessibility Along With List of Needs
The town is working on a plan to address accessibility for residents from parks to Town Hall to its website. But so far it's doing a good job in making its public area accessible.
Work on Dalton's Pines Accessibility Trail Continues
The trailhead, located behind the Senior Center, is a hidden gem in the area that needs to be protected, and more people should know about it, committee members previously said.
Pittsfield Announces Disability Awareness Walk
This walk takes place following a proclamation issued by Mayor Peter Marchetti recognizing the 35th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) that was signed on July 26, 1990.
Strategic Systems Programs Sees Command Change in Pittsfield
The change in command ceremony on June 5 was presided over by Vice Adm. Johnny Wolfe Jr., director of SSP.
Jacob's Pillow Celebrates Rebuilt Theater With Pop-up Dance
More than 100 community members of all ages celebrated the opening of Jacob's Pillow's Doris Duke Theatre with a community pop-up dance and open house on Sunday.
West Stockbridge to Host Annual Card Pond Beach Party
The West Stockbridge Parks & Recreation Department is scheduled to host the annual Card Pond Beach Party
Pittsfield Launches a New Municipal Website
The city encourages the public to update their saved bookmarks to the new web address.
Pittsfield Health Board Delays Nicotine Ban
The Board of Health isn't ready to adopt a tobacco ban for customers born after a certain date.
Community Members Audit Walkability of Morningside Corridor
A group of concerned community members walked a portion of Dalton Avenue on Sunday to see how it could be made safer for pedestrians.
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