 Michael Cook Sr. Sentenced to 25 Years to LifeMichael Cook Sr. will serve his sentence in State Prison.  Weekend Outlook: Halloween Events, Ramblefest, and MoreThere are a variety of events this weekend, including Halloween-themed events, Ramblefest, live music, and more.  Clark Art Reflections Gallery TalkFree with gallery admission. Advance registration required.  1Berkshire's Berkshire Leadership Program Accepting ApplicationsThe Berkshire Leadership Program seeks, prepares, involves, and sustains individuals from diverse backgrounds who are committed to and competent in addressing community challenges and improving the quality of life in the Berkshires. Pittsfield Road Work: Holmes Road Sewer ExtensionThis work is slated to take approximately four weeks, pending no unexpected delays occur during construction. Adams Awarded Grant to Study the Removal of Fisk Street DamThe town anticipates the study will begin in late 2024 or early 2025.  An Evening with Ted Tally: A Fundraiser for Images CinemaTickets are $20; $18 for members, with the option to pay a higher ticket price to benefit Images Cinema.  Candidates for Third Berkshire Meet in Wide-Ranging DebateOn Nov. 5, voters will decide who is most qualified to push the community forward as the next Third Berkshire District state representative. Clarksburg Mulling Safe Routes PossibilitiesThe town and state are adapting plans for a walking route for children along West Cross Road from the school to the Community Center.  PHS, Taconic Seniors Honored With Superintendent's AwardPittsfield High School's Lisa Chen and Taconic High School's Nicholas Kerwood were given the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents' Certificates of Academic Excellence during Wednesday's School Committee meeting.  Triplex to Screen 'Made in Massachusetts'Directors Adam Roffman and Vatche Arabian have compiled memorable clips from one hundred years of filmed entertainment into a delightful and informative film highlighting the diversity of locations in Massachusetts.  Lawsuit Filed Against Dalton, Police Chief, and Former OfficerThe lawsuit claimed that the town was negligent and violated Griffin's civil rights. In addition, it claimed that Chief Strout and Buzzella violated Griffin's civil rights. Neal, Officials to Celebrate Greylock Glen Center OpeningThe $7.3 million center is the first step in what Adams officials hope will become a bustling recreational venue at the foot of Mount Greylock.  'Illuminated' Women in Photography ExhibitThe exhibit will be on display in the gallery until Nov. 10. The event is free and open to the public.  Letter: The Best Summer ... UntilOh what a summer it's been. I cannot remember a nicer summer than 2024. We used our pool more this year than the past 25 years we've lived here.  BCC to Host Fall Open House on Oct. 26The event takes place in the Connector on BCC’s main campus, located at 1350 West Street, Pittsfield.  Lenox Lawyer Acknowledged in the Massachusetts Super Lawyers ListThis marks the sixth year that Giovanna has earned both recognitions.  Williamstown Paving OperationsPaving will take place in no particular order.  Dalton Puts HVAC on Hold, OKs Conservation AgentVoters approved all but one of the four articles on the warrant at the special town meeting that was held on Wednesday at Nessacus Regional Middle School.  Pittsfielders Want Extra Recycling Toters, Not Trash TotersAbout a month into the new trash system, more than 2,200 extra recycling toters and over 500 additional trash toters have been requested. Updated Numbers in Greylock School VoteA handful of provisional ballots are still to be confirmed but not enough to make any difference in the results.  Pittsfield Tourism Commission ReconvenesIts purpose is to stimulate tourism and promote and market the city for vacations, visitors, recreation, and convenient business.  Community Contra Dance in WilliamstownMusic will be provided by Cedar Stanistreet on fiddle and Michael Sokolovsky on guitar -- the duo version of the popular contra dance band, Sycamore. Governor Declares Fire Prevention Week in MassachusettsThis Year's Theme is "Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You"  Pittsfield Council Rejects 5-Minute Public CommentsThe City Council on Tuesday rejected Daniel Miraglia's request to change the open-mic public comment period at council meetings from three to five minutes when 20 or fewer speakers sign up. |
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