Crescendo to Perform Music by Gilbert and Sullivan

Crescendo Chorus, Soloists, and Piano, Co-directed by Christine Gevert and John-Arthur Miller

Paranormal Investigation at Ventfort Hall

Join him on Saturday evening, May 4, from 7 pm to midnight.

Dalton Planning Board Researches Tiny Homes Further

The Planning Board will continue to research tiny homes to inform whether to start the process of changing the town's current Accessory Dwelling Units bylaws.

Water Commissioner Incumbent Talks Priorities If Re-elected

Michael Kubicki says his priorities if re-elected to the Board of Water Commissioners are to ensure the fire and life safety of the Fire District and make sure the district goes in the direction the members want.

Central Berkshire Record Show Returns

Hours are 10am to 4pm at The Stationery Factory, located at 63 Flansburg Ave in Dalton.

Bard College Annual Spring Dance Concert

Both performances will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m.

MCLA's Tax Assistance Program Helped Return Over $1M to Community

In that time, students helped return more than $1 million in refunds to taxpayers. Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the program has continued to thrive, offering assistance to individuals and families in need.

BRTA Celebrates 50 Years, Electric Buses

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority is celebrating its 50th anniversary with new hybrid buses that tell a story about its history.

Williamstown Select Board Inks MOU on Mountain Bike Trail

A planned mountain bike trail cleared a hurdle last week when the Select Board OK'd a memorandum of understanding with the New England Mountain Bike Association.

Dalton Select Board Recommends Voting Against Article 1

The article proposes amending the town's bylaws to mandate the use of concrete for all future sidewalks.

Clarksburg Holds Information Session CPA Warrant Article

An informational meeting on the Community Preservation Act will be held on Wednesday, May 1, at 6 p.m. at the Clarksburg Elementary School.

North Adams Helmet Giveaway A Success

The initiative was sparked by the Police Department's acquisition of bike helmets as part of a Municipal Road Safety Grant, according to Police Chief Mark Bailey.

Berkshire Student Film Festival at Images Cinema

A student-curated festival of student work

Candidate Forum for Adams Selectmen Set Tuesday

iBerkshires will host a forum for the Board of Selectmen candidates on Tuesday, April 30, at 6:30 p.m. at the Adams Visitors Center.

Hoffmann Bird Club: Birds and Bartholomew's Cobble

This joint program is offered by the Trustees in partnership with the Hoffmann Bird Club.

Baseball in the Berkshires Exhibit to Open in Great Barrington

The Baseball in the Berkshires traveling museum and the Great Barrington Historical Society on Saturday open a new exhibit, "Baseball, The Berkshires and The Babe."

SVMC Wellness Connection: April 26

MassDOT Advisory: South County Road Work

Construction Operations on I-90 Eastbound and Westbound Monday, April 29 through Friday, May 3 Traffic will be allowed through the work zones

Clark Art Presents Eddie Henderson

The performance takes place in the Clark's auditorium, located in the Manton Research Center.

Clark Art Final First Sunday Free of the Season

Free admission all day.

BRPC Committee Mulls Input on State Housing Plan

Berkshire Regional Planning Commission's Regional Issues Committee brainstormed representation for the county in upcoming housing listening sessions.

MCLA in Talks With Anonymous Donor for Art Museum, Art Lab

President Jamie Birge told the board of trustees on Thursday that the college has been in discussions for the last couple years with a donor who wishes at this point to remain anonymous.

Veteran Spotlight: Army Sgt. John Magnarelli

John Magnarelli served his country in the Army's 82nd Airborne Division and the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Vietnam from May 4, 1969, to April 10, 1970, as a sergeant.

State Destination Development Capital Grant to Support Tourism

Program will prioritize projects related to climate resiliency, rural communities, cultural districts, and the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution

Pittsfield School Committee OKs $82M Budget, $1.5M Cuts

The school budget is less grim than the original proposal but still requires more than $1.5 million in cuts.