 North Adams Schools Say Goodbye to Alcombright, Await His ReplaceThe former mayor was presented with a clock in 2017 upon the completion of his fourth term as chair of the committee; on Tuesday, he received another clock marking his four years as a member of the committee.  Pittsfield Mayor Reflects on Economic Development in 2025The city welcomed more than a dozen new businesses in 2025 and granted support for further economic development. Clarksburg Looking to Reduce Costs of North Berkshire School UnionThe Select Board on Monday discussed its planned presentation to Thursday's North Berkshire School Union "super committee."  Berkshire Communities Commemorate the 'Noble Train of Artillery'The nation's 250th anniversary starts on Saturday with the commemoration of Col. Henry Knox's train of artillery into Massachusetts.  Marchetti Talks New Housing, New Approaches for 2026In 2026, some of that insecurity may be alleviated as Mayor Peter Marchetti expects new housing units to come online, along with partnerships to reach people in need.  Community Contra Dance Returns to Williamstown This SaturdayThe event, held in the Community Hall at 906 Main Street, offers an evening of traditional New England folk dancing open to families, couples, and individuals.  Moresi & Associates Celebrates 25 Years with Donation to North Adams Regional HospitalThis contribution was presented to NARH on Dec. 11, 2025.  Clark Art Opening Lecture: For Shadow VisionariesThe lecture is free. BCC Invites Community Input on Library RenamingAs a community-centered institution, BCC values broad input and encourages the public to help shape the future identity of this important campus space. Community Feedback Essential During Ed CollaborativeEnsuring everyone's voices are heard will be a constant during all stages of exploring secondary education collaborative efforts to achieve long-term sustainability in North Berkshire.  Veterans for Peace Stand Out Against Venezuela StrikeThe new Berkshires chapter of Veterans for Peace held a stand-out Monday against the strike on Venezuela and the U.S. detention of its President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.  Pittsfield Swears in City Council, School CommitteeThe city welcomed both new and familiar leadership for the next two years during its inauguration ceremony on Monday.  Central Berkshire Regional Schools: 2025 Year in ReviewThe Central Berkshire Regional School district saw a lot of success and change this year including new administrators, policies, and state recognition.  Ghost Tours at Ventfort HallThe tour will take place at 7 pm on Saturday, Jan. 10. Massachusetts Fire Deaths Drop by 12 Percent in 202544 Fatalities Reported; More than 90 Percent Took Place at Home  Clark Art Start With Art ProgramStart with Art takes place in the Clark's Michael Conforti Pavilion. BArT Announces January Theater PerformancesBArT Charter Public School invites the community to support local student theatre with two upcoming performance events this January. Dalton Board Continues Delay on Mobile Tiny Home BylawThe item has been on the Planning Board's agenda for nearly every meeting. However, every time it comes up, the board tables it citing too many unanswered questions that need to be addressed first.  Business 2025 Year in ReviewThis year Berkshire County saw many new businesses open — from restaurants to local goods — as well as new owners taking over existing companies. BCC Begins Search for New PresidentThe next president will earn between $240,000 to $300,000, a salary established by the Board of Higher Education, and candidates are asked to submit application materials by Jan. 26. 2025 Year in Review: Pittsfield SchoolsThe Pittsfield Public Schools began 2025 with a controversy over alleged staff misconduct, but were able to push forward with large projects that set the district up for the future.  Morris Elementary School Celebrates Positive BehaviorMorris Elementary School students kicked off their winter vacation with a good behavior celebration. Pittsfield Inauguration Includes State of the City AddressOn Monday, a largely similar City Council will be inaugurated, along with an almost completely new School Committee.  Hunger in the Berkshires Does Not Take a HolidayThe food drives quiet down, the festive meals are over, and the community's attention shifts to the next challenge. EPA Releases Yearly ReportReport highlights progress made in energy affordability, protecting nature and climate resilience efforts |
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