'Food Truck Rodeo' On Tap For Pittsfield Downtown
"We're all very food passionate." — Kathy Lloyd |
Lawmakers File Report On Lowering Student Debt
"People assume that the student loans will be worth it. But that's not necessarily the case." — state Rep. Paul Mark |
Lanesborough Finance Panel Queries Health Insurance; Legion
"We have a big problem coming in the future. Here is a $1 million line that is growing." — Rich Cohen |
COOL Committee Promoting LED Lightbulbs
The COOL Committee will be selling LED bulbs at upcoming outreach venues for the reduced price of $5, and will have educational material and sample bulbs available for viewing. |
Cultural Pittsfield This Week: April 18-24, 2014
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Williamstown Zoning Board OKs Cole Avenue Business Move
"Basically, we want to move into the light ... so my poor wife, Dawn, can get out of the basement." — David LaPlante |
Adams Tourism Director to Promote Events, Nightlife
"I want to be that central hub that makes it easier for people to get their information out there." — Samantha Talora |
Economic Talk Dominates Williamstown Selectmen's Race
The four men vying for two open seats on the Board of Selectmen shared a platform built on economic development during air time on the town's community access television station. |
Pittsfield Cub Scouts First in State to Earn Healthy Award
"We're already basically doing this in Scouts. We just tied it in together." — Pam Burton |
Cheshire Students Learn About Space, Robotics
"We wanted to bring in something educational but fun." — Karen Isbell |
Clarksburg Egg Scramble 2014 Winners
The annual Clarksburg Easter egg hunt, sponsored by the VFW, was held at town field on Saturday. |
Williamstown Man to Run Marathon With Blind Athlete
"Achilles is a great organization. It's very well liked and very well done, but often people don't know it exists." — Dr. Jonathan Cluett |
Pittsfield Committee Divided on Chiefs in Civil Service
"I don't want a chief of either fire or police department to ever be selected based on political whim." — Michael McCarthy |
North Adams Closes Beaver Street Over Mudslide Fears
Several hundred yards of the street, Route 8, have been sectioned off just south of the Clarksburg town line and traffic is being detoured. |
