Sweet Brook to hold Fall Bazaar

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WILLIAMSTOWN - Sweet Brook Transitional Care and Living Centers Resident Council will hold its Annual Fall Bazaar and Fundraiser on Saturday, October 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Sweet Brook, 1561 Cold Spring Road (Route 7), Williamstown, Ma.

The fall bazaar will offer a Chinese auction, straw raffle, baked goods table, craft items made by residents, staff, family members and friends, a white elephant table, Christmas table and money tree, lottery tickets raffle and specialty baskets made by staff. Refreshments will also be for sale during the bazaar.

The Resident Council uses proceeds from this annual event to support Sweet Brook’s efforts to involve residents in community-based activities and events, by providing them with cabulance rides to concerts at Windsor Lake, SteepleCats games, lunch at local restaurants, fall foliage trips, and shopping during the holiday seasons. Funds generated from the bazaar are also used to help less fortunate residents with specific needs.

For more information call Director of Activities and Volunteer Services Meg Greenawalt at Sweet Brook Transitional Care and Living Centers at (413) 458-8127.
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Site 9 has Another Interested Buyer

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Pittsfield Economic Development Authority held its shortest meeting on Thursday.

In June, Pittsfield's Business Development Manager Michael Coakley said there was an interested buyer for a couple of acres on Site 9, a pharmaceutical research and development company.

Coakley said they have received a purchase and sale agreement but before signing, there have to be assurances that the company has the financial requirements to construct the building.

He was to have another meeting with the company to go over questions on the purchase and sale agreement, as well as environmental and legal questions. Coakley said the company is still very interested and is trying to raise funds for its project. 

Coakley also brought the board up to date on the street names suggested in June 2025 of Mill Town Way, Morningside Way and Innovation Place.

He said Milltown Way and Innovation Place are in the process of being accepted, and the city will take over those streets. They are working with Milltown to make sure they are OK with the process and if it has any questions.

In other news, an electric energy company is interested in leasing Site 7 for six months. This entity hopes to use it for storage of shipping containers, staging, and parking for crews installing smart meters throughout the city. The lease would be $3,100 monthly, but the board could not vote on Thursday as it did not have a quorum.

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