Harrington Endorses Kennedy Run for U.S. Senate

Kennedy announced in September his decision to primary U.S. Sen. Edward Markey. The 39-year-old Democrat and grandson of Robert F. Kennedy said on Saturday morning that we're at "a moment of reckoning" in the country and his campaign will shine a spotlight on the things "we haven't done as well as we could have or should have."

Large Turnout Propels Pittsfield's Tyer to Second...

Linda Tyer was elected on Tuesday to a second four-year term, beating out opponent Melissa Mazzeo by 529 votes out of nearly 12,000 cast.

Pittsfield Voters to Choose Mayor, City Council &...

Voters will elect a mayor, a new City Council, and School Committee on Tuesday.

North Adams to Elect City Council, Mayor

Voters will go to the polls on Tuesday in what has so far been something of a lackluster election season to elect a new City Council, a mayor and three seats on the School Committee.

Five Candidates Running for 3 North Adams School...

There are five candidates running for three four-year seats on the North Adams School Committee. The incumbents running for re-election are Karen Bond and Tara Jacobs; they are being challenged by Emily Daunis, Robert J. Moulton Jr. and David Sookey III.

Letter: Blackmer Brings Expertise to City Council

On Tuesday, Nov. 5, I encourage everyone to vote for Lisa Blackmer for North Adams City Council.

Letter: Blackmer Has the Vision for City Council

Letter: Women's Political Caucus Endorses...

These women are demonstrably fierce advocates for social justice and passionate, collaborative leaders. With their voices in City Hall, they will ensure a bright and thriving North Adams for all.

Letter: Blackmer Right Choice for City Council

Letter: Support Breen for McCann School Committee

We are writing this letter to support an outstanding husband and father in his campaign for a seat on the McCann School Committee.

Blumin Wants to Bring Conservative Voice to City...

Blumin has been a regular attendee at City Council meetings over the past few years, frequently critiquing the council's actions, budgets and what he says is a lack of transparency and accountability.

North Adams Council Candidates: Moulton, Cardimino...

The fifth and last in a series of five candidate articles profiling the 14 City Council candidates running for the nine at-large seats on the North Adams City Council.

North Adams Council Candidates: LaForest &...

The third in a series of five candidate articles profiling the 14 City Council candidates running for the nine at-large seats on the North Adams City Council.

North Adams Council Candidates: Sapienza, Harpin &...

The second in a series of five candidate profiles of the 14 City Council candidates running for the nine at-large seats on the North Adams City Council.

North Adams Council Candidates: Bona, Blackmer &...

The first in a series of five candidate profiles of the 14 City Council candidates running for the nine at-large seats on the North Adams City Council.

Pittsfield City Council Ward Candidates Debate for...

All ward issues were on the table during Tuesday night's debate as candidates for Wards 5, 6, and 7 made their case to voters.

Bernard Seeks Second Term to Continue Momentum

Thomas Bernard is seeking a second term in the corner office to continue the foundational work begun over the past two years

Pittsfield Wards One & Four Candidates Debate

City Council candidates for Wards 1 and 4 debated ward issues and made their final arguments to voters before next week's election.

Branch Sees North Adams' Potential as Welcoming,...

Branch's "2020 Vision — One to One Together" is about inclusivity and it may seem a idealistic when it comes to a community embracing togetherness. But she says having that vision is important if the city wants to reach its potential and serve its citizens.

Tyer, Mazzeo Make Final Arguments for Pittsfield...

Mayor Linda Tyer and Councilor at Large Melissa Mazzeo faced off Monday in a spirited — and final — debate as the two women sought convince voters they are the right choice for a four-year term in the corner office on Nov. 5.