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Stamford-Clarksburg School Merger Effort Selects...
MoreThe Interstate School District Committee on Monday voted unanimously to recommend Public Consulting Group of Boston to do the legwork on plans to create the groundbreaking interstate school district. click for more
Mount Greylock School Committee Considers New Purpose...
MoreThe trips are both educational and community-building exercises, Principal Joelle Brookner explained, noting that the town's elementary school has had some sort of year-end overnight going back decades and has been going to the Cape for the last 15 years. click for more
Pittsfield Police Investigating Sunday Evening Shooting
MorePolice are investigating a shooting that sent a 19-year-old man to the hospital. Police say Sunday night at 7:12 ShotSpotter activated for gunfire in the area of Francis Avenue and Union Street. Responding officers found the teenager with a gunshot wound to the leg. click for more
North Adams Sees Two-Car Collision, Pedestrian Accident
MoreWhile police and firefighters were dealing with that scene, a pedestrian was struck by a car at the intersection of Holden and Center streets at about 4:40. The individual was taken from the scene by ambulance. click for more
The Spin-Off Yarn Shop Opens in Norad Mill
MorePhelps was previously located in Williamstown but opened shop in the Norad Mill on Roberts Drive in October. Nestled on the third floor in Suite 302, Phelps said she has already seen an uptick in business. click for more
Williamstown Planning Board Outlines Incremental...
MoreLast week, Stephanie Boyd showed her colleagues a PowerPoint presentation she is preparing in advance of a planned January public information session on the bylaw amendments the board hopes to send to May's annual town meeting click for more
Adams Building Commissioner to Resign
MoreThe town has had difficulties maintaining a building commissioner and since the year 2000, has had more than 10 different commissioners. click for more
Wintry Mix Into Monday, Then Warmer Temps on Tap
MoreMother Nature couldn't quite decide what to gift us with this weekend, so she decided to give us a little bit of everything: freezing rain, sleet, snow. click for more
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• Hundreds Turn Out for North Adams...
• Adams Building Commissioner to Resign
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New Sabis Tops Mount Greylock
Aaron Williams Tuesday led the Sabis boys basketball team past Mount...
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New Towler, Hornets Rally Past...
The McCann Tech girls basketball team Tuesday earned a narrow win.
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New Chicopee Pulls Away from Wahconah in Third
The Wahconah hockey team Tuesday dropped a 2-1 decision. click for more
New Garvey Records Double-Double as Generals Roll over...
Lexi Garvey scored 29 points and grabbed 16 rebounds Tuesday to lead the Pittsfield girls basketball team to a 63-38 win over Mount Anthony Union. click for more
New Monument Mountain Boys Rally Past Pittsfield
The Monument Mountain boys basketball team Monday earned a come-from-behind win. click for more
Drury Boys Come from Behind to Top Lee
Scott McGuire scored 23 points, and Reece Racette added 22 as the Drury boys basketball team came from behind in the fourth quarter to earn a 66-55 win at Lee on Monday night. click for more
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Henry M. Tower, 89
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Henry Miles Tower, 89, of North Adams, Mass., died Sunday, December 16,...
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Lawrence B. Wells, 80
WASHINGTON, Mass. — Lawrence B. "Larry" Wells, 80, of 490 Frost Road, Washington,...
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Barbara A. Brophy, 76
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Barbara Ann Hespelein Brophy, 76, formerly of Pittsfield, passed away...
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David F. Chilson, 57
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — David Frank Chilson, 57, of North Adams, Mass., after battling cancer,...
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Jeannette A. Heideman, 92
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — Mrs. Jeannette A. (Boucher) Heideman, 92, of Clarksburg died on Friday,...
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Martin C. Love, 85
MILL RIVER, Mass. — The family of Martin Love is sad to share the news of his passing on...
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Daniel J. Donnelly, 58
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Daniel J. Donnelly, 58, of Pittsfield died Monday, December 10, 2018, at...
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Steven R. Kain, 56
SHEFFIELD, Mass. — Steven R. Kain, son of Harold R. Kain and Marie Böhm Kain, passed away...
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Gail M. Murray, 88
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Gail M. Murray died on December 3, 2018, in Great Barrington, Mass.,...
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Pittsfield Police Investigating Armed Robbery Of...
The Family Dollar on North Street was robbed at gunpoint Tuesday...
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Pittsfield Police Calm Despondent Individual On...
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Pittsfield Police Investigating Sunday Evening...
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SVMC Receives Grant for Prevention of Increased...
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Letter: FCC Rule Endangers Existence of PCTV
The FCC, with help from cable company lobbyists, has proposed new...
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Letter: Thanks Someone For Quitting Smoking This...
Tobacco is the number one cause of preventable death and disease in...
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BHS Expands Rheumatology Services With New Doctor
She is accepting new patients in need of rheumatology care and is...
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BArT Seniors Receive John and Abigail Adams...
Recipients of these scholarships, upon acceptance, are entitled to...
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Williams Senior Named Mitchell Scholar
Sponsored by the U.S.-Ireland Alliance, this nationally competitive...
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New North Adams Artist Publishes...
Fast-forward 35 years and the two friends, who remained in touch,...
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Common Folk Open Up Pop-Up...
Common Folk co-founder and creative director Jessica Sweeney said the...
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Barrington Stage Board of Trustees Welcomes New...
Seltzer graduated from Harvard College in 1965 magna cum laude and then obtained a JD degree from Columbia Law School, where he was a Stone scholar. He spent all of his professional career at the New York City law firm of Kaye Scholer, chairing its real estate litigation group and also practicing... click for more
Drury High Hosting Folk Artist Tracy Grammer
Students in the high school's performing arts management program will produce the concert that not only will showcase Grammer but five Drury High students. click for more
Shakespeare & Company Founder Krausnick Dies at...
Krausnick was a founding member and the director of actor training at Shakespeare & Company, a leading performance, training and education center located in Lenox, Mass. click for more
Berkshire Museum Trustees Vote to End Art Sales,...
Berkshire Museum officials have voted to suspend further sales of the museum's art collection and to begin repairs on the century old building. click for more
'Bohemian Rhapsody': Fate, Free-Will and Rock 'n'...
All this self-indulgent perspective noted, I thank director Bryan Singer for jogging these memories into high-relief via his superb biographical film, "Bohemian Rhapsody," which astutely and soulfully details the birth of the group Queen and the star trajectory of its lead singer, Freddie Mercury. click for more
Berkshire Museum Announces Key Hires
"We are making thoughtful additions to a strong staff as the Berkshire Museum moves into the future with a renewed commitment to our community and our mission," said Elizabeth McGraw, president of the museum's Board of Trustees. "Local students and educators are seeking more from the museum, and we... click for more
