Adams Nearing Resolution With Truck Depot
"They have been in contact with me. There might be a light at the end of the tunnel." — Holly Denault |
Thunderbolt Ski Race Delayed Because of Weather
The race, and an accompanying Thunderfest, were scheduled for the Feb. 11, but rain and mild temperatures are forcing the historic race to wait for snow |
North Adams Committee Looks to Aid Volunteers, Permitting
"We were trying to figure out the best official way for citizens to contact folks at the city and offer a service they have." — David Bond |
4 Businesses Have Equal Shot at Adams Liquor License
"As soon as one comes in, we have to take action on it." — Arthur "Skip" Harrington |
Clarksburg Settles on Compromise Search Committee
"I would really like one, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it." — Chairman Carl McKinney |
Lee Hosting Weeklong Cabin Fever Festival
The festival's mission is to help Berkshire residents to break out of the winter blues and "Catch the Fever." |
Pittsfield Officials: Challenges Hampered Storm Cleanup
"That was a particularly difficult job to do." — Mayor Daniel Bianchi |
North County Wins Battle For Rail Trail Money
"At this point in time, it's about momentum." — Mayor Richard Alcombright |
Lanesborough's Town Administrator Resigns After 13 Years
"I feel good about my time here and I've accomplished quite a bit." — Paul Boudreau |
Mount Greylock School Committee Member Resigns
The town is now seeking applicants to be appointed to finish off the rest of her two-year term that expires at the next state election in November. |
Berkshire Museum Screening Oscar-Nominated Shorts
The Little Cinema will screen 10 Oscar-nominated short films in advance of the Academy Awards ceremony on Feb. 26. |
State Funding Healthy Living Initiatives in North Berkshire
Mass in Motion is a set of initiatives to address the overweight and obesity epidemic in the state. |
BUW Accepting Applications for Emergency Shelter, Supplies
Berkshire United Way is the local administrator for the Emergency Food and Shelter Program National Board. |
Berkshire Immigrant Center Closing Funding Gap
"We are so grateful to the community members who recognize the unique and important services the center provides our local immigrants," — Hilary Greene |
Zonta Taking Applications for Public Affairs Award
The goal of the program is to encourage more young women to participate in public affairs by recognizing the commitment of those ages 16-19 to the volunteer sector. |
VNA of Northern Berkshire Offers Free Health Screenings
The Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice of Northern Berkshire will offer public health clinics in the region in February. |
Applications Accepted for Emergency Food, Fuel Funds
The funding award is made by a national board that is chaired by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. |
BArT Enrollment Deadline is Feb. 15
Opportunities to shadow current students are available; the next scheduled shadow day is Tuesday, Feb. 7. |
March 1 Application Deadline for Hardman Fund
The fund was established at the foundation in 2000 in honor of James A. Hardman Jr. and Robert Hardman. |
BCC Posts 2011 Fall Semester Dean's List
Berkshire Community College has published its fall 2011 dean's list. Two hundred sixty five full-time students made the list. |
