 HooRWA's Annual State of the RiverJay Racela, Williams College Environmental Analysis Lab Supervisor and Lecturer will present on the organizations collective water quality monitoring activities and findings in 2025 and discuss overall water quality.  Hoosac Valley High School Second Quarter Honor RollThe Hoosac Valley High School Second Quarter Honor Roll for the 2025 - 2026 school year.  The Common Room at Zion Lutheran Church Hosts Open HouseOffering a first look at the refreshed Common Room and updated facilities now available for rentals, partnerships, and community use.  MountainOne Bank Promotes AVP Loan Operations and Business Analyst ManagerIn his role as AVP of loan operations, Shepard oversees the daily functions of the loan servicing department, including payment processing, escrow management, and collections.  'Crucible' Book Reading at North Adams LibraryNovelist John Sayles will discuss his latest book, "Crucible," at the North Adams Public Library on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. Key West Bar Gets Probation in Underage IncidentKey West is on probation for the next six months after an incident of underage drinking back in November.  Pittsfield's DPW Czar Talks Snow PlowingStaffing shortages continue to stretch Pittsfield’s public works employees thin during winter storm events. Taconic High Closed Wednesday for CleanupA sewer backup forced the closure of Taconic High School on Tuesday afternoon and canceled all afternoon activities and classes on Wednesday.  Friperie Berkshires Moves to New Great Barrington LocationFriperie Berkshires has moved to new quarters on Bridge Street and will reopen this Friday, Feb. 13.  MCLA Green Living Seminar: 'Mindful Birding and the Science of Awe'Educator and naturalist Dave Edson will explore why birding has become one of the fastest-growing hobbies in recent years and how this practice can improve mental health, environmental awareness, and even international relations. Lenox Facing Lawsuit Over Bullying ClaimsThe town is being sued by a parent over bullying allegations at Lenox Memorial Middle and High School.  Berkshires Getting Snow, Icy Rain OvernightJust because the Tuesday reached a relatively balmy 30 degrees, don't think that winter is giving up. Berkshire Museum: Ten Days of PlayThis year's series will run February 14–21.  Vintage Valentine Craft Hour at Ventfort HallValentine Greetings were a true art that flourished in the Gilded Age, stated a press release.  Lanesborough Settles With Mall Owners to Dissolve Baker Hill Road DistrictThe Select Board has decided it is time to say goodbye to the Baker Hill Road Road District. Berkshire Planning Expects to Hire New Director in MarchThe Berkshire Regional Planning Commission received nearly 10 interested applicants for the executive director position.  BCArc Pilot Employment Program Receives State GrantA state grant will provide hands-on training in health care for a dozen Berkshire County Arc clients.  Quaker Scholar To Speak at Susan B Anthony Birthplace Museum CelebrationRenowned leader in peace psychology, author, and Quaker Rachel MacNair will speak at the Birthplace Museum's celebration for Susan B. Anthony's 206th birthday on Sunday, Feb. 15, at the Adams Free Library, Adams, Mass. Becket Awarded Funds For Transportation PlanningIn Berkshire County, Becket was awarded funds for the High Street Improvement Project. Pittsfield Health Board Advises Outreach ProgramOn Wednesday, the board approved its recommendations for addressing housing insecurity in the city, which will go to the City Council on Tuesday.  Clark Art Celebrates Valentine's DayFree. Tour capacity is limited. Williamstown Summer Farmers Market Seeking New VendorsAll applications are reviewed by the Williamstown Farmers Market Board. Priority is given to applications received by Feb. 20. Williamstown READI Committee Transitions Away From Select BoardThe Select Board on Monday voted unanimously to transition the town's diversity committee away from the role it has served since its inception in 2020. Clarksburg School Eyeing ADA Improvements This SummerSchool officials are hoping to take the next stop in renovations to the 60-year-old school with a refit of the bathrooms.  Habitat for Humanity Selling Pittsfield Condos for $1,700/MonthCentral Berkshire Habitat for Humanity is selling two homes to income-eligible families who can afford about $1,700 per month. |
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