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Pittsfield Public Schools Public Hearing on Proposed Middle Grade Restructuring
The purpose of this hearing is to gather input from parents, students, staff, and other residents regarding a proposal to restructure middle?grade education into two grade spans: Grades 5–6 and Grades 7–8.
Williamstown Select Board Chooses Officers, Talks Priorities
Stephanie Boyd, one of three returning members of the five-person panel, was elected to serve as chair. Peter Beck and Matt Neely were elected vice chair and secretary, respectively.
Dalton Picks former FinComm Chair as Interim Town Manager
he Select Board voted for Dalton native Henry "Terry" Williams III, a state Department of Revenue retiree, for the interim town manager position.
McCann Tech Postsecondary Grads Advised to Be Flexible in Careers
McCann Technical School awarded diplomas and pins to 23 graduates of the cosmetology, dental assisting, medical assisting and surgical technology programs on Monday night.
Recount Called for Dalton May 12 Election
The town clerk's office will recount the ballots from the May 12 local election to verify the results.
Pittsfield Unapologetically Kicks Off Pride Month
Despite the rain outside, council chambers were filled with unapologetic joy on Saturday as the city kicked off Pride Month.
North Adams Fire Being Investigated
A local man is being detained in the investigation into a suspected arson on Cleveland Avenue on Monday afternoon.
Pittsfield Street Improvement Project: June 2 to June 6
On-street parking, for the above streets, is prohibited during this work between the hours of 6 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Senator Mark Announces June Staff Office Hours
Appointments are not required.
Upcoming Webinar for Nonprofit Board Members
The webinar fee is $50.
Trump Admin Removes DEI from AmeriCorps Seniors Grant
Language related to gender, gender identity, and gender expression was removed.
New Williamstown Fire Chief Swears to Protect
A large contingent of firefighters and their supporters from the other end of the commonwealth were on hand to watch as the Williamstown Fire District officially installed its new chief.
Monument Mountain Class of 2025 Urged to Give Back to Community
The 126 graduates of Monument Mountain Regional High School were reminded of beginnings and endings, the perseverance they will need in the years ahead and the knowledge that they have been given a strong education to build on.
Wahconah 2025 Graduates Reflect on Relationships
Wahconah Regional High School's class of 2025 reflected on the relationships they built during their time at the school during Sunday's graduation.
MassDOT Launches Comment Period for FY26-FY30 Capital Investment Plan
Public comment period will be open from Friday, May 23, through Thursday, June 12, and comments may be submitted through email, a comment tool, and at six virtual regional public information meetings
Berkshire Art Association Celebrates 75 Years
The Berkshire Art Association is celebrating three-quarters of a century supporting creatives while fostering a sense of community.
Berkshire Concrete Abuttors Want More Action Unauthorized Dig Site
The residents organized a Clean Air Coalition to provide updates on what they described as slow progress towards a resolution.
Community Hero: Tina Samson
Veterans' Services Administrative Assistant Tina Samson has been selected as our May Community Hero of the Month.
Governor Announces New Leadership of the Judicial Nominating Commission
Governor Healey elevates Kathy Henry to Chair and appoints Asha Santos and Mark Shaughnessy as Vice Chairs
Monument Mountain Names Co-Valedictorians, Salutatorian for 2025
Monument Mountain Regional School will have co-valedictorians this year — Max Wood and Tessa Baldwin — speaking at graduation. Liam O'Gara was named salutatorian for the class of 2025.
Drury Middle School Students Learn About Volunteering, Nonprofits
Drury High eighth-graders recently spent their semester researching and learning about the work that Berkshire nonprofits do in the community.
Market 32, Price Chopper, Freihofer's Partner in Support of Alzheimer's Association
During May and June, a $.10 donation will be made to the Alzheimer's Association with each purchase of specific Freihofer's products, specially marked with shelf tags in most stores.
BCC Graduates: Be Kind and Keep Learning
Berkshire Community College graduates were told to be good neighbors and continue learning during the 65th commencement ceremony.
West Stockbridge, Becket Construction Operations on I-90 Eastbound and Westbound
Lane closures and detours will be in effect during overnight hours
Wahconah Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian for 2025
Logan D. Kunde and Thomas A. Celentano have been named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, for the 2025 graduating class at Wahconah Regional High School.
Pittsfield to Conduct Hydrant Flow Testing Starting June 3
The City of Pittsfield's Department of Public Utilities will begin hydrant flow testing on June 3 to determine water flow rates and pressure, potentially causing temporary discoloration or reduced pressure.
BCC Offers Swim Clinic for Area High School Students
The clinic is limited to 30 swimmers, and registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
North Adams Finance Begins Review of Fiscal 2026 Budget
The Finance Committee began its review of the proposed $52 million fiscal 2026 budget on Wednesday.
Renee's Diner Visited by 'America's Best Restaurants'
There was a hubbub Renee's Diner on Thursday morning as the "America's Best Restaurants" rolled in to highlight the eatery's specialties.
Weekend Outlook: Celebrating Berkshire Queens, Hoosic River
Check out the events in the Berkshires this weekend, including pride events, live music, and more. Farmers' markets are open for the season.
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