 Williamstown Nov. 5 Ballot Includes CPA Tax ExemptionQuestion 6 on the Nov. 5 ballot would finalize an exemption to the Community Preservation Act property tax surcharge for homeowners who meet either low-income or, for seniors, moderate-income standards.  Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum Recount Successful YearThe volunteer organization has about 500 members and coinciding with the appreciation week, memberships will be half-price on Oct. 25.  Free Halloween Event at the Adams Free LibraryThursday, October 31, 5:30-7:30 p.m.  'Tales from the Graveyard' at Ventfort HallThe talk will be followed by a Witch's Brew Tea Party and Costume Contest. Lanesborough Asks for Input on Master PlanResidents are being asked to weigh in on the development of the town's first master plan.  Weekend Outlook: The Outlook is Spooky with Halloween FunThere are several events this weekend, including a country festival fundraiser, Halloween-themed activities, and more. Up Front for DeMar Race on Veterans DayThe race begins at Veterans Memorial in North Adams at 9:00AM and ends at the American Legion. Nomination Deadline Nears for BCC's 40 Under Forty AwardsNominations must be received by Wednesday, Nov. 6  One-Day Track and Sign Certification with BEAT and a TCNA EvaluatorLearn how to recognize tracks of mammals, birds, reptiles, and invertebrates on your landscape and interpret animal movement and behavior.  Henderson Making a Mark at Springfield CollegeThe Monument Mountain grad scored a pair of goals in the Pride's 3-1 win over Worcester State on Oct. 8. He has appeared in 11 games this season, collecting those two goals and an assist, and he has started once for the Pride. Dalton Cultural Council Tentatively Approves Grant ApplicationsFollowing a call for applications in September, the organization received applications from 41 organizations and residents requesting funding for local events and initiatives amounting to $45,075.  Mount Greylock Grad Trucks Locally Donated Supplies to North CarolinaThe goal was to fill a trailer with 7,000 pounds of food, clothing, necessities and tools to help North Carolinians, thousands of whom are still dealing with power outages, road washouts and flooding after Hurricane Helene hit the Appalachian region on Sept. 26.  Education Secretary Helps Cut Ribbon on McCann's New HVAC LabTutwiler joined Superintendent James Brosnan, Darin Almeida of Laureyns United Heating & Cooling Inc., and Moran to highlight the opening of the school's new heating, ventilation, and air conditioning laboratory, which was made possible by a $3.1 million state Skills Capital grant. Pittsfield Council Meets for 3 MinutesOn Tuesday, councilors met for three minutes in Room 203. Before even getting settled into their seats, the 8-item agenda was completed.  WCMA Programs Celebrate Pallavi Sen ExhibitionThrough partnerships with writers, students, and other artists, the exhibition reflects the key tenets of Sen's practice, namely teaching, collaborative making, and the nurturing of life.  Pittsfield Commission OKs Former CYC DemolitionThe Historical Commission begrudgingly withdrew a one-year demolition delay on the Melville Street property, recognizing that the owners were unwilling to save or sell it. Gateway Fiber Internet Service Coming to PittsfieldThe new 100 percent fiber-optic network will be faster and more reliable than traditional cable and telephone-based internet, representing the company's continuing commitment to bringing better connectivity to the area.  Which IRA is right for you?The individual retirement account (IRA) is celebrating its golden anniversary. Created in 1974, this savings vehicle has helped millions of people build resources for retirement. Adams Lions Club Hosts Children's Halloween ParadeThe parade will proceed north onto Park Street, then turn right onto East Maple Street to the Adams Visitors Center parking lot.  Clark Art Lecture on Radical Art, Mass Print Media in Cold War BrazilThis free event takes place at 5:30 pm in the Manton Research Center auditorium.  Hoosac Valley Program Has Students Inventing Animal ProstheticsThe "Spotlight on Applied Learning" presentation is the brainchild of Kristen Palatt, director of curriculum, instruction and professional development, to demonstrate student work. Clarksburg Wants More Control of Opioid MoneyThe Select Board is leery of pooling its money from the opioid settlement with other communities.  Opioid Summit Highlights Collaboration, Stigma BreakingCombating the opioid crisis depends on collaboration and smashing the stigma around substance use disorder, local agencies say. Longtime Pittsfield Police Officer Passes SuddenlyThe Pittsfield Police Department is mourning the sudden loss of a longtime officer.  Hoosac Valley SAAB Holds Inaugural RetreatThe newly formed Student and Adult Advisory Board (SAAB) held its first meeting at the Greylock Glen Outdoor Center Thursday to structure the group they hope can drive meaningful change at Hoosac Valley. |
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