 Pittsfield's Tavern at The A Will Seek New OperatorsThe Tavern at The A is again looking for a new operator with a hopeful opening in the spring. First, it must be able to transfer the liquor license.  'Today' Show Visiting StockbridgeLook out for lights and cameras as NBC's "Today" show previews the famed Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas event.  Clark Art Free Gallery Tours for Parents, InfantsParticipants should meet at the Clark's main admissions desk. Family Storytelling at the Berkshire AthenaeumIn celebration of the 100th anniversary of "Billy Budd's" publication, the Berkshire County Historical Society and Berkshire Athenaeum are hosting this oral history event, encouraging intergenerational sharing of family stories. BRTA Awarded Grant to Expand Service AreaThe grant will support commuter service between Pittsfield and Northampton, service between North Adams and Greenfield, and increased frequency on current service between Greenfield and Northampton.  Staged Readings of 'Replacing Prancer' Announced At Dewey Hall, The FoundryPerformances will take place on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 3:00 PM at Dewey Hall in Sheffield, and Saturday, Dec. 14, at 7:00 PM at The Foundry in West Stockbridge.  North Adams Begins Search Process for New SuperintendentThe School Committee plans to cast a wide net in its search for a new superintendent. Dalton and Fire District Set Tax Rates for FY25The Select Board voted to maintain a single tax rate, as it has done historically, during its meeting on Monday night.  Pittsfield Takes 'Big Step' With Supportive HousingOn Tuesday, Hearthway Inc. hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking for 37 new units of supportive housing, 28 on vacant land on West Housatonic Street and nine at Zion Lutheran Church on First Street.  Letter: Save Notch ForestI just do not understand how Mass Audubon Society can intentionally destroy the bald eagle's habitat ... let alone the loons. Seeing Rainbows Awarded Outdoor Recreation GrantBerkshire-based trans-operated org receives $10,000 grant from Massachusetts Office of Outdoor Recreation  Williamstown Health Board Considers Local Rule on 'Flavored' TobaccoThe Board of Health on Monday heard a suggestion that the town code be updated to allow the local authority to bar the sale of items that run afoul of the commonwealth's prohibition of flavored tobacco products.  Triplex Screens 'A Real Pain'The discussion and screening will take place at 7:30 pm on Dec. 12. Senator Mark December Staff Office HoursAppointments are not required.  Clark Art Screens 'Bonnie and Clyde'Presented in partnership with Images Cinema, each film is introduced by a staff member of the Clark or Images. BCC Announces Workforce and Community Education WorkshopsSpring 2025 courses offer something for all ages, from orthopedic massage to Dungeons and Dragons North Adams Council OKs Union Wage HikesThe City Council passed an updated fiscal 2025 classification and compensation plan with no debate at a special meeting on Monday.  Lanesborough to Mall Owners: Pay Your TaxesThe owners say they are plagued by the costs of stabilizing a rundown property that should not have gotten to its current state and cite "inhibitive" taxation from the Baker Hill Road District.  Dalton Green Committee Selects Climate Action LogoThe Green Committee voted to select Ashlyn Roch's submission for its Climate Action Plan logo during its November meeting. MCLA Theatre Program Presents 'The Method Gun'This work by Kirk Lynn and the Rude Mechs, re-imagined under the direction of Professor Laura Standley, will take place Dec. 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 8 at 2 p.m. Butternut Fire Command Terminated After 2 WeeksAfter about two weeks of working to contain the Butternut Fire, the incident command has ended.  Cheshire Opens Tree Festival, Clarksburg Children SingCheshire was one of three North Berkshire communities on Sunday that marked the beginning of the holiday season with tree lightings and events.  Hancock Shaker Village Radiant NightsAdmission is free for members and children twelve and under. South County Night Construction OperationsThe work will take place from Monday, December 2, through Friday, December 6, during the following scheduled hours. Pittsfield Announces North Pole Calling ProgramSign up forms will be sent home with Pittsfield students in Pre-K, Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2 by Nov. 22, 2024. |
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