 1Berkshire Welcomes Youth Leadership Program Class of 2026This group of 31 high school juniors from across the Berkshires was selected through a competitive application process to begin a year-long leadership development program that kicked off in late May with a three-day, two-night retreat held at Camp Becket. Pittsfield Council Drops Mayor as School Chair ChangeThe City Council supported some recommended changes to the City Charter, but left behind an ordinance that designates the mayor as chair of the School Committee.  North Adams Council Asked to Consider Nip Bottle BanHe proposed a ban on the diminutive alcohol containers have become a litter nuisance all over the city, but especially around local liquor stores.  North Adams Played Host to Rural Network ConferenceThe smallest city in the state hosted representatives from 40 other small rural communities from around the country two weeks ago. Dalton Board to Interview Three Town Manager CandidatesThe Select Board will be interviewing the three finalists for the town manager position on Monday.  18 Degrees Hosts Info Sessions on Becoming a Foster ParentCommunity Invited to Virtual Info Sessions on Becoming a Foster Parent?  Companion Corner: Phoebe and Ash at Berkshire Humane SocietyThere are two older felines waiting for someone to scoop them both up to live out their lives together with a new family.  Adams Theater Presents 'Note From a Sheep I Met at the Dawn'Tickets, which range from $20-$35.  Pittsfield to See 'Brand New' WalmartThe company has recently been before several Pittsfield boards and commissions in advance of a planned renovation and expansion. CRA Executive Director to Retire at Year's EndPeters will continue in a consulting role to help ensure a smooth and successful leadership transition.  Clark Art Invites People with Dementia, Caregivers for Gallery TalkFree. Advance registration required; capacity is limited. MCLA Maintains Top 10 Public Liberal Arts College RankingThis marks 11 consecutive years that MCLA has been in the top ten. North Adams Council Taking Seat Nominations After November ElectionThe councilors indicated their preference for seating the highest non-incumbent vote-getter but will still take letters of interest from candidates. Pittsfield Panel Backs School Bus Stop-Arm CamerasCity councilors are in favor of a theoretical system that flags vehicles that don't stop for school buses.  Community Hero: Berkshire County Head StartBerkshire County Head Start is part of the national Head Start program, which this year marks its 60th anniversary. Images Celebrates Final Weekend of Current TheaterImages is in the process of its Look Forward Capital Campaign to raise money to complete a major renovation.  Free Art Exhibit Connects with Cause of Alzheimer’sA variety of media, including photography, painting, prints, fiber arts and ceramics will be featured from creators such as Stephanie Anderson, Diane Firtell, Ann Getsinger, Dan Mead, Sally Eagle and Peggy Braun.  Williamstown Historical Museum Harvest FairThe suggested donation is $5 for students, $10 for adults, $20 for a family.  Keiter Corp. Expanding into the BerkshiresConstruction management company Keiter is expanding to the Berkshires with a new Pittsfield office. Lenox Apple Squeeze This WeekendThis is the 44rd Annual Lenox Apple Squeeze  Monterey To Host Three Stooges FestivalAdmission is free but seating is limited so reservations are recommended. MCLA Announces Fall Mini Open House SeriesThe Fall Mini Open Houses will take place on Saturday, Oct. 18, Saturday, Nov. 1, and Saturday, Nov. 15 from 9:30 a.m. – 1p.m.  Clark Art Lecture on Book: 'Art In a State of Siege'The event takes place at 5:30 pm in the Manton Research Center auditorium.  Berkshire County Arc Celebrates Individuals, Staff at Annual MeetingIn the last fiscal year, it supported 196 individuals through live-in programs, 260 individuals through day programs, and 105 families through the Adult Family Care Program. BRTA Offers Administrator Job to Haverhill ARPA ManagerThe Berkshire Regional Transit Authority Advisory Board has chosen Kathleen Lambert as its next administrator, recognizing that it had two strong candidates to choose from. |
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