Berkshire Built: Roxie's Barkery

Since 2020, Roxie's Barkery has been making all-natural treats for dogs after owner McKenna Burzimati realized there weren't many options for pet owners.

North Adams Student Struck by Bicyclist at Bus Stop

The child sustained minor injuries and was transported to the hospital, where he was treated and released later that morning.

Berkshire County Sheriff's Office Warns Public of Phone Scam

The Sheriff's Office has received an increased number of calls from community members reporting that they were contacted by someone claiming to be a member of the Sheriff's Office from numbers with 413 area codes

North Adams Council Gets Update on Opioid Collaborative Actions

The City Council got an update from the Berkshire Overdose and Addiction Prevention Collaborative on Tuesday.

Friends of the North Adams Public Library Book Sale Opens Today

The sale runs Friday, Sept. 25, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and continues Saturday, Sept. 26, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Pittsfield Schools Revisiting Contact Information Policy After Teacher Allegation

Parents, teachers, and people who represent both roles on Wednesday spoke passionately about allegations that a teacher collected personal information from students.

Lanesborough Board Bans Resident from Dog Ownership

Animal Control Officer Dale Newberry asked the Select Board on Monday to ban resident Lori Broderick from owning a dog for five years.

Weekend Outlook: Lenox Apple Squeeze and More

It might look to be a rainy first weekend of fall, but there's plenty to do around the Berkshires.

Peru Selectman Pays $3K Penalty for Conflict of Interest

Edward Munch has paid a $3,000 civil penalty for violating the conflict of interest law by participating in creating the paid maintenance position he intended to apply for and then working in the new job while still on the Select Board.

CIAO of the Berkshires to Honor Al Belanger

The afternoon event will honor Coach Belanger's extraordinary and decades-long contributions to youth soccer and student development throughout Berkshire County.

Dalton Weighs Sites for Combined Public Safety Facility

Over the course of several meetings, officials have said both the police and fire departments have outgrown their current spaces, prompting discussions about whether a combined public safety complex could offer a feasible long-term solution.

North Berkshire Educational Study Updating Communities

The steering committee for a regional study on secondary education is getting the word out to participating communities and asking for input.

Healey Files Legislation to Suspend Gas Tax

If passed, the legislation would suspend the state's 24-cent-per-gallon gas tax for two months, providing immediate relief for residents and truckers.

Charter Objection Halts Pittsfield DEI Office Restructure

Council chambers saw another charter objection on Tuesday following a lengthy conversation about renaming and merging the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

Millay's Steepletop Announces Final 2026 Open Days

The last days for visiting poet Edna St. Vincent Millay's home Steepletop are the weekend Oct. 10 and 11.

Letter: Re: Healey Gives Municipalities Say on Data Centers, Pittsfield Eyes Moratorium

We should be following Healey's movement with more action against pollution and waste.

Companion Corner: Ellie at No Paws Left Behind

There is a spicy orange tabby looking for her new home.

Pittsfield Man Promoted to National Guard Senior Airman

Air National Guard promotions are based on an airman's overall performance, demonstrated leadership abilities, professionalism and future development potential.

Dalton Looks to Curb Sewer Infiltration as Rates More Than Double

The town's sewer rate has more than doubled for fiscal year 2027, with an annual bill of $1,217.08, which is billed bi-annually. The total bill for the town is $1,777,728.50.

NAPD Seeking Supplies for 'Urban Legends & Cryptids' Haunted House

To help construct the sets, the North Adams Police Department and event volunteers are seeking donations of new, surplus, or gently used construction and prop materials.

Mount Greylock School Committee Moving Superintendent Evaluation to Fall

The Mount Greylock Regional School Committee will consider moving its evaluation of the superintendent from the spring to the fall.

Police Grant Raises Concerns for North Adams Council

The City Council postponed action on a federal policing grant until the city solicitor could weigh in on several clauses referring to federal investigations.

PCTV Celebrates 40th Anniversary with Community

The room was alive with people eating, laughing, taking photos in a photo booth and watching snippets from PCTV's past archived programs throughout the decades curated by Operations Manager Dave Cachet.

Berkshire Business Monthly: September

Pittsfield Begins CPA Process for Fiscal 2027 Allocations

With the city's reserves and state allocation combined, City Planner Kevin Rayner foresees a good year of funds to award.