 Clarksburg Closes Case on Police DepartmentThe Select Board this week formally voted to permanently close the Police Department and authorize the town administrator to sell the cruisers. Adams Theater Announces 2025 SeasonThe season will include musical performances, dance theater residencies, and a puppetry theater series.  Pittsfield Short on Snow PlowersOn Presidents Day weekend, a storm dumped around 6 inches of snow on Berkshire County. Just before, the city was able to onboard a few more contractors.  Adams Firefighters Stop Fire in Home's WallFirefighters were called out Friday afternoon to deal with a smoking wall in a duplex on West Street. State Fire Marshal: Daylight Saving Time ReminderWhen You Change Your Clocks, Check Your Alarms. Working Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms Save Lives, Fire Officials Say  Clark Art Screens 'George Washington'The screening is free.  Lenox Fire Douses Garage Blaze, Cause Under InvestigationFirefighters made swift work of a garage fire that could have turned into a conflagration on Friday morning.  Stamford Library to Host Program on Vermont 251 ClubJim and Nancy Bushika, Stamford residents and members of the Vermont 251 Club, will present the hour-long program. Pittsfield Awarded Grant to Plant Native Shade TreesThis funding will enable the city to plant 40 native shade trees in a middle-income neighborhood that currently lacks sufficient street tree cover, located outside of the designated Greening the Gateway Cities area. Stearns Staff Accused of Using Bathroom to 'De-Escalate' StudentsA report was filed with the state Department of Children and Families and separate investigations are being conducted by DCF and the Pittsfield Public Schools.  Clark Art Lecture On Queer Art And Artists in Medieval EuropeThis free event takes place at 5:30 pm in the Manton Research Center auditorium.  Art in the Berkshires Juried Arts & Crafts ShowThis event celebrates the creativity and craftsmanship of local artists and artisans. BCC to Hold Workforce CompTIA Security Certification Virtual TrainingsThe 13-week training will occur online on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6 to 8 p.m. and run through June 25. Scholarships are available for eligible students.  Berkshire Pipe & Tobacco Sees License SuspensionAfter repeat violations, a longtime Tyler Street retailer cannot sell tobacco until the end of the year. North Adams Community Development Panel Mulls Affordable Housing TrustOne City Council committee is hoping to take more active steps on housing and economic development in North Adams.  Love of T Showcases Community at GalaThe non-profit Love of T celebrated its ever-growing community and raised funds to continue its mission during its "Dance the Blues Away" gala on Saturday. North Adams Man Facing Drug Charges Is Charged AgainA city man has been charged with drug violations after a search warrant turned up drugs and trafficking materials Friday at a Houghton Street apartment.  Co-op Bank Promotes Vice President, Commercial LendingIn her new commercial role, Watson will spearhead efforts to support local businesses, delivering tailored business banking and lending solutions to help foster growth and strengthen the regional economy.  Letter: Richmond Has Options to Reduce Building DensityHow would you feel if your neighbor built a 900 square foot secondary house next to you on a lot that was zoned for one house? Williamstown's Spring Election Taking ShapeFour potential candidates have taken out nomination papers for three seats on the Select Board that will be voted on this May, the town clerk reported on Wednesday.  Songwriter Series Continues in Lee with Sky Full of Dippers and The SirensThe events will take place on Friday, March 7, and Friday, March 21, at 6:30 PM. Weekend Outlook: First Friday, Ghost Tours & MoreThere are several events this weekend, including First Friday festivities, live music, a ghost tour, and more. Greylock Community Enrichment Scholarship Applications Now AvailableStudents must be Greylock Federal Credit Union members.  Sage City Symphony Presents Free ConcertThe program includes works by Verdi, Glinka, Sibelius, and Mozart, as well as compositions by students from Long Trail School and Burr & Burton Academy. Berkshire County Transportation Enhanced by Over $400 K in State GrantsBRTA and the Town of Great Barrington have received a combined total of over $400,000 through the Community Transit Grant Program (CTGP). |
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