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Berkshire Planning Commission Approves 'Conservative' FY25 Budget
Berkshire Regional Planning Commission has a "conservative" budget for fiscal year 2025 with a nearly 6 percent increase.
Veteran Spotlight: Air Force Staff Sgt. Cory Ahonen
Cory Ahonen, chief engagement officer for the state's Executive Office of Veterans Services, served his country in the Air Force from 2008 to 2014 as a staff sergeant.
Mass MoCA Commission Approves Mental Health Practices as Tenants
The Mass MoCA Commission on Thursday approved three new tenants for Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art.
Same Place, New Day for Williamstown Town Meeting 2024
The New England town meeting — steeped in tradition — has been far from traditional in the Village Beautiful over the last five years.
Mass Unemployment and Job Estimates for April 2024
Unemployment remains steady at 2.9 percent for third straight month, labor force participation rate increases
BAAMS Receives $10K Donation from Noel Family
The Berkshires' Academy for Advanced Musical Studies Inc. (BAAMS) has recently garnered significant support from the family of the late Edward J. Noel Jr.
One Injured in 4-Vehicle Crash on Dalton Avenue in Pittsfield
The crashes happened at 9:40 p.m. when a westbound Honda Accord on Dalton Avenue crossed the double yellow line, striking a Subaru sedan traveling east, causing it to spin out.
Adams Housing Authority Rededicates McAndrews Community Center
Residents of the senior living facility gathered in the new community room on Wednesday to rededicate it to James McAndrew and welcome Housing Secretary Edward Augustus.
South County Road Maintenance
Lane closures will be in place during the construction operations and traffic will be able to travel through the work zones.
Dalton Health Board OKs 90-Day Variance for Food Truck
The Board of Health approved a 90-day variance for Pizza Trails Food Truck to get a food manager's permit during its meeting last week.
2nd Street Seeks Submissions for Literary Project
Authors of published works receive$200 cash award
ServiceNet Cuts Ribbon on Vocational Farm to 'Sow Seeds of Hope'
Whether it is planting flowers or growing fresh produce, the program is for "sowing seeds of hope" for those with developmental disabilities.
North Adams Finance Committee Endorses Additional Positions in $49M Budget
But not enough for Finance Committee member Andrew Fitch, who voted against the compensation and classification plan because it did not include a city planner.
Lanesborough to Vote on 34 Articles at ATM
The Select Board endorsed a long list of articles during its regular meeting on Monday, most without discussion.
Greylock Federal Welcomes Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
King brings extensive banking and finance experience in budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting and analysis, capital and liquidity management, plus team development and management.
Flushing of Pittsfield's Water System: Phase 4
Water mains throughout the city will be flushed through hydrants to remove accumulations of pipeline corrosion products. Mains will be flushed Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. from May 20 to May 24.
Neal Secures $700,000 for North Adams Flood Chutes Project
The Corps of Engineers is in the midst of a three-year, $3 million study of the aging concrete flood chutes that control the passage of the river through the city.
Milleron Seeking Congress Seat After Daughter's Tragic Death
A family tragedy has led Nadia Milleron to run for Congress with hopes of shielding the First Congressional District — and beyond — from corporate interest.
Mount Greylock Super Asks for Cell Phone Ban
Jason McCandless last Thursday told the committee that his thinking about personal electronic devices in schools has evolved over the last year.
Pittsfield Says 'Thank You' to Veterans with Free Parking
The City Council on Tuesday approved an ordinance allowing veterans to park in municipal lots and spaces at no charge.
North Adams Draft Ordinance Allows More Retail Cannabis
The mayor is asking the City Council to take up a revamp of the cannabis ordinance that will allow more establishments to licensed.
Pittsfield Man Sentenced On Multiple Rape, Indecent Assault Charges
The Defendant was sentenced to 10 to 12 years for the charges of rape and 3 to 5 years concurrent for the charges of indecent assault and battery. The Defendant will serve his sentence in state prison.
Hoffmann Bird Club: Bobolink Trip to Field Farm
The walk starts at 7 am.
Berkshire County Historical Society Awarded Grants
These grants will be used to replace lost historic louvered shutters to Herman Melville's historic home Arrowhead.
Weekend Outlook: ArtWeek Berkshires, Springtoberfest & More
This weekend, the Berkshires and surrounding areas will have a variety of events, including concerts, comedy, farmers' markets, and more.
Great Barrington Rotary Day Of Service
Rotary International brings together a global network of volunteer leaders who dedicate their time and talent to tackle the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges.
Lee Chamber Seeks Volunteers for Main Street Beautification
On Thursday, May 23, the Chamber plans to hang flower baskets sourced from Clark's Nursery on lamp posts along the main thoroughfare.
PCTV to Host Eatza Pizza Fundraiser
The event will feature nine of the best pizza restaurants in the Berkshires.
Williamstown Officials Mull ARPA Funds to Address School Race Issue
The Select Board on Monday considered dedicating some of the town's remaining ARPA funds to address an emergency situation in the local public schools.
Berkshire Housing Woes Heard at State Listening Session
Around 100 local officials, business and community leaders and residents attended the session that will help fuel the state's five-year housing plan.
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