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Mount Greylock Regional School to Celebrate Graduation Saturday
Mount Greylock Regional School will celebrate the graduation of 69 seniors at its annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, June 7.
Windsor Lake to Undergo Chemical Treatment
Following the treatment, restrictions on water use will be in effect.
Williamstown Tree Warden: National Grid Removal Plan Promotes Public Safety
The town's tree warden is hoping that people who object to plans to remove or prune 41 town-owned trees will attend a Tuesday public hearing and listen to the reasons why those trees need to be addressed.
Dalton Finance Committee Split on Police Budget
The Police Department budget continues to prove contentious, as the Finance Committee narrowly approved a budget of $1,644,378.
Drury High Told 'Never Ring the Bell' on Their Dreams
Drury High School graduates were urged to consider failure just another step in reaching their goals.
Public Safety Officials Recognized in Closing Murder Case
The family of David Green Jr. can finally have some sense of justice thanks to the prosecution of his murderer, Lance Burke.
MassWildlife to Host Migratory Bird Walk at Stafford Hill WMA
MassWildlife will lead a guided bird walk at Stafford Hill Wildlife Management Area in Cheshire on June 7, focusing on migratory birds and their habitat needs within the diverse landscape of the WMA.
Lee Middle and High School Announces Graduation Speakers
Kelly Molino and Sophia Puntin have been named the valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, for Lee High School's class of 2025.
South Street Sign Marks 1902 Roosevelt Trolley Incident
A sign now commemorates the location of an incident that made President Teddy Roosevelt say, "If you're set on risking your life, go to Pittsfield, Mass., and take a trolley ride."
Hoosac Valley Names Top Students for Class of 2025
Hoosac Valley High School has named Kimberly Mach and Maryn Cappiello as the valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of the class of 2025.
Berkshire Yoga Festival Returns
The festival will feature over 190 yoga and meditation classes for all levels, live music, wellness workshops, a vendor village, saunas, cold plunges, healing experiences, chairlift rides, guided hikes, and family-friendly activities.
Public Meeting on the Kirvin Memorial Park ecological Improvements
This meeting will take place at Herberg Middle School located at 501 Pomeroy Avenue in the auditorium.
Pittsfield Taps Internally for Admin Posts
On Wednesday, Nicole Shepardson was appointed interim assistant superintendent of instruction, assessment, and educational engagement, and Melissa Brites was appointed the interim special education director.
McCann Grads Reminded to Give Thanks as They Start New Beginning
McCann Technical School launched 132 graduates into the world on Wednesday to the accompaniment of cheers and raucous cowbells.
Pittsfield Shed Fire Caused by Battery 'Thermal Runaway'
A shed on West Housatonic Street burned up on Wednesday evening when a battery overheated.
Dalton Recount Shows Bullet Voting in Select Board
The results from the May 12 local election changed little from the recount on Wednesday morning; however, the results revealed instances of bullet voting.
Core Impact Awards Highlight Pittsfield Educators
A teacher or staff member from each Pittsfield Public School was recognized last week for their hard work and dedication.
Volunteers Needed to Help Clean West Branch Housatonic River with BEAT and HVA
After the cleanup, volunteers will be provided with a free lunch from a local restaurant. Volunteers must RSVP in advance to reserve a free lunch.
A Coffee Shop with Baked Goods is Welcoming Lee Customers
Owner Becca Bliss Lilley said she loves when she bakes and decided one day to just open her own shop and leave her former position as a human relations manager.
Drury High Names Valedictorian & Salutatorian for 2025 Graduation
Drury High School has named Coin Matthew Daly and Atlas Lescarbeau as the valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of the class of 2025.
Berkshire Green Drinks to Discuss Rat Poison Hazards and Proposed Legislation
Berkshire Green Drinks will host Peggy White and Richard Clapper to discuss the dangers of anticoagulant rodenticides to wildlife, pets, and humans and to inform the public about proposed legislation in Massachusetts that aims to restrict their use.
Berkshire Athenaeum Short Story Contest
This annual event, fostering imagination and literary talent, officially opened on Sunday, June 1, 2025, and will close promptly at 4:00 PM on Friday, August 1, 2025.
North Adams School Committee Hears Last Report From Superintendent
Tuesday's School Committee meeting was a passing of the torch — or rather the nameplate — as Superintendent Barbara Malkas gave her last report.
Pittsfield's Tavern at the A Secures Liquor License
On Monday, the Licensing Board approved an All-Alcohol Restaurant License transfer from House of Seasoning, a change of license location, and a change of manager for the Crane Avenue establishment.
MDAR Commissioner Visits Berkshire Dairy Farms
State Agricultural Commissioner Ashley Randle visited three dairy farms in Western Massachusetts on Monday to recognize National Dairy Month.
North Adams Embarking on Recodification of the City Code
The total cost of the work will be $19,540 spread over two or more fiscal years and will consist of a complete review to find contradictory ordinances, outdated materials, ensuring new ordinances have been properly recorded, and make the code cleaner and more transparent.
Pittsfield Fire Department Welcomes New Engine
Per tradition, firefighters pushed the 42,000-pound vehicle into the bay for good luck. The 2025 Pierce Saber arrived from Florida the the night and will go online in a few weeks.
Berkshire Immigrant Center to Hold Annual Benefit Event
The Berkshire Immigrant Center will host its Beacon of Hope benefit on June 8, 2025, in Lenox, featuring Haitian musical group Lakou Mizik and a film screening, with proceeds supporting immigrant services.
BHS Opens Registration for Annual 4th of July 5K Race
In 2024 over one thousand runners participated in the 5K, which runs along the parade route in downtown Pittsfield.
Stockbridge Grange Community Dinner
Dinner is $15.00 per person, take out only with noon to 1:30 pm pick up at the Stockbridge Grange Hall at 51 Church Street, Stockbridge.
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