Wahconah Park Restoration Advancing With Support From Parks Commission

In late June, the restoration committee unanimously voted to move from the schematic design to the design development phase that will deliver full architectural and engineering plans.

Clark Art Talk: Views of Venice

William Satloff, graduate intern in the Manton Study Center for Works on Paper, presents "Views of Venice."

Berkshire Athenaeum Short Story Contest Winners

Entries were combined into five age categories with a total of 28 submissions.

Final Phase of Williamstown's Cable Mills Set to Break Ground

Three years after it received the final permitting, the third and final phase of the Cable Mills housing complex is on track to break ground later this year.

Dalton Advisory Panels Nixes Fire Station Add

The Public Safety Facility Advisory Committee eliminated the possibility of including a fire station in a public safety building.

North Adams Councilor Kayaking for Hoosic River Revival

A city councilor is paddling his way down the Hoosic River to raise funds for the Hoosic River Revival.

Temescal Facing Eviction From North Adams Plant

IIP-MA 7 LLC is asking for damages in the amount of $1,121,905.59 and "such other relief as the Court deems necessary and proper."

ROPE to Host Ghana Experience Event

Rites of Passage and Empowerment Program (R.O.P.E.) to host Ghana 2024 Experience Event - Aug. 24

Pittsfield's Site 9 to See Mill Town Development

Mill Town Capital is continuing its investment in the city by purchasing 4.7 acres of Site 9, William Stanley Business Park's largest parcel.

Mary Todd Lincoln Talk at Ventfort Hall

Weekend Outlook: Motorama, Country Fairs & Marionettes

There are a variety of events this weekend, including classic cars, marionettes, the Cummington Fair, live music, hikes, and more.

BCC Theatre Program Gets at Boost With Grant

New faculty, equipment strengthen program; applications now being accepted

MountainOne President Elected Chair of Mass Bankers

Founded in 1905, the MBA is the only Association representing FDIC-insured community, regional and nationwide banks serving consumer and business clients across the Commonwealth.

Pittsfield to Host Community Input Forum on Future of City Parks

The forum will be held at City Hall, located at 70 Allen Street, in the Council Chambers.

Williams Grad Rowing for USA in Paralympic Games

2023 graduate Ben Washburne is set to compete in the U.S. PR3 Mixed Four with Coxswain at Vaires-sur-Marne Stadium, site of the Paralympic Games’ rowing events.

Pittsfield Begins Educational Outreach on Toters

Mayor Peter Marchetti kicked off a series of four community meetings on Wednesday to educate the public.

Hoosac Valley Looks to Vote Budget Next Month

A tentative date of Sept. 30 has been set for a districtwide vote on the Hoosac Valley Regional School District's fiscal 2025 budget.

Williamstown Planning Board Again Takes Up Short-Term Rentals

His draft bylaw only would apply in the town's residential districts, meaning that in commercial districts, any home could be on the market for services like Airbnb or Vrbo 365 days a year.

Software Upgrades Impacting Pittsfield Online Permitting

Beginning on Tuesday, Aug. 27, the new version of PermitEyes will be live for the City Clerk's Office.

Dalton Fire District Tries to Clarify Prudential Committee Role

The agenda posted on Aug. 15 included two items: general business and a discussion of the duties of the Water Commissioners and Prudential Committee.

How to be a 'seasonal' investor

As we transition from summer to autumn, change is all around us — leaves are taking on new colors, temperatures are dropping, and the days are getting shorter. But you can also experience different seasons in various aspects of your life — including when you invest. What are the seasons of an investor's life? And how should you respond to them?

BCC Extends One Stop Enrollment Center Hours

In instances in which students need assistance outside normal or extended hours, One Stop staff will work to accommodate their schedule.

One Woman Political Satire Monologue at Ventfort Hall

A tea will be served after the performance.

Classical Beat: Tanglewood Music Festival Concludes Its Classical Season

This week, Tanglewood concludes its magnificently curated, presented and performed 2024 classical music summer festival season with panache by showcasing several performing soloists and a noted Finnish conductor – all making their Tanglewood debut performances.

Pittsfield Councilor Demands Legible Maps from Project Applicants

Councilor at Large Earl Persip III was the lone vote in opposition to a utility pole petition from Eversource and Verizon New England on Tuesday night.