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NAHA to Resume Security Meetings Amid Tenant Concerns
The North Adams Housing Authority will bring back meetings with emergency services to allow tenants to air security and safety concerns.
Letter: Chamberlain: Thank You, North Adams
It has been an honor to serve on your School Committee these past years.
Well Known Pittsfield Chocolatier Opening Storefront on North Street
Truffles by Tarah will soon be opening her own place at 123 North St., formerly housing Italian restaurant Brooklyn's Best.
Voters: Primary Election is on Sept. 1
Voters will determine some winners ahead of the general election and select the Republican nominee for governor during the state primary election on Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Clarksburg Townwide Tag Sale Set Sept. 5
There is still time to reserve space to set up table(s) on the grounds behind Town Hall for $10.
Fenton: Governor's Council Must Deliver for the Berkshires
I am a Springfield lawyer running for Governor's Council and I am asking for Berkshire County residents to support me over an incumbent from North Adams.
Truck Plows Through Marshall Street Storefronts in North Adams Crash
One person sustained injuries and was transported to the emergency department for treatment. The second occupant reported no injuries.
PCTV To Hold 40th Anniversary Celebration
. What began in 1986 has grown and evolved alongside changes in television and technology while maintaining the same fundamental mission: giving the community a voice.
Adams Board of Health Seeks Solution to Brush Pile at Treatment Plant
Every year, the town holds a public leaf pickup through November, and residents with an annual permit for the Transfer Station can take yard waste to the Transfer Station during operating hours.
Williamstown Housing Trust Gets Update on Summer Street Project
NBHFH project manager Keith Davis was back before the board of the town's Affordable Housing Trust in August to give an update on the project being developed on a parcel granted to the non-profit by the trustees.
Adams Sets Special Town Meeting
The special town meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the Memorial Building gymnasium.
Berkshire Humane Joins Clear the Shelters Campaign
Nationwide Initiative Has Led to More than 1.3 Million Adoptions & $5.6 Million in Donations Since 2015
Scenic Vistas, Open Spaces Central to Berkshire's Rural Character
The landscape has special significance in the Berkshires. It is a central element in the region's scenic rural character and quality of life, as well an economic resource that is a basis of tourism.
Dalton Fire Station Space Needs Study to Be Presented Sept. 1
A comprehensive Community and Space Needs Analysis is set to shed light on the department’s space needs and potential solutions.
North Adams Council Backs Special Act to Move School Sale Forward
The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a special act to swap out recreation land and pave the way for the sale of Sullivan School.
North Adams School Committee Filling Two Seats
The candidates will be voted on by a joint convention of the School Committee and City Council on Oct. 5.
North Adams Public Library Hosting Annual Fall Book Sale This September
Proceeds support the Friends of the North Adams Public Library and its ongoing community initiatives.
Companion Corner: Freya, Fudge & Charlotte
We highlighted Freya, Charlotte and Fudge last month and they are still looking for their new home together.
Williamstown Planning Board Planning Busy Night for May's Town Meeting
Town meeting 2027 could be a busy one for meeting members.
Lanesborough Posts Town Administrator Job
The Select Board officially announced the town administrator's position is open and looking for candidates after current administrator Gina Dario submitted her resignation.
Dalton Sewer Rates More Than Double for Taxpayers
The new rate is more than double the current rate of $282 twice a year, which is $564.00 annually per unit.
Peace Officer Standards Commission Strips Former Pittsfield Cop of Certification
The POST Commission voted to strip five former officers of their licenses to work in law enforcement, including former PPD officer William Straub.
UPDATE: Juvenile in Custody After Arrest Warrants Issued for Pittsfield Shooting
Police were granted arrest warrants for two people suspected to be responsible for the Aug. 16 shooting on Francis Avenue.
Mount Greylock School Committee OKs Updated Policy on Seclusion, Restraint
The Mount Greylock School Committee recently approved an updated policy on time-outs, seclusion and the physical restraint of students.
From Empty Storefronts to New Opportunities, Park Street Eyes a Comeback
For several years, Park Street has seen a steady stream of businesses open their doors, only to close again after brief operations. Now, some are hopeful of a new beginning, with new businesses bringing fresh energy to the area.
Cheshire Urges Voters to Check Status, Deliberates New Fire Sign
Voters wishing to cast ballots in next week's primary and the general election should check their voting status: the town clerk's office reported about 900 inactive voters in July.
Lanesborough Man Charged After Shots Fired From Baker St. Home
On Aug. 22, around 10:15 p.m., Lanesborough police responded to the area of 69 Baker Street for a report of shots fired.
Pittsfield to Host Hiring Event for the Department of Public Services and Utilities
Individuals experienced in maintenance, utilities, skilled trades, operations, or public works are encouraged to attend to learn more about vacant positions, available benefits, the application process and more.
Five Facing Drug and Firearm Charges After North Adams Drug Raid
On Aug. 19, members of the North Adams Police Department, the Berkshire Law Enforcement Task Force, and the Berkshire County Special Response Team (SRT) executed a search warrant at 162 Mohawk Forest Blvd.
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