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Bianchi/Barbarotta Foundation Supports Youth Sports
Subsequent to the event, the foundation allocated $11,000 to youth sports, with each of the 11 basketball organizations receiving $1,000.
Co-op Bank Promotes Senior Vice President
In her new elevated role, she will lead all aspects of the Bank's human resources strategy, including talent acquisition, employee engagement, professional development, and organizational culture.
Weekend Outlook: Thunderfest Returns
The annual outdoor festival celebrating the historic Thunderbolt Trail and Race returns bringing live music, food from local vendors, local craft, retail, and recreational vendors, a campfire and marshmallows, local craft beer and wine, and more.
Clarksburg Election Deadline Approaching
Town Clerk Marilyn Gomeau is reminding citizens that the deadline to return nomination papers with 25 signatures is Monday, March 24, at noon.
Southern Berkshire County Resource Guide Released
The Southern Berkshire County Resource Guide is designed to connect individuals and families with essential services.
Images Cinema Announces Earth Month Film Festival
The festival will consist of four documentaries and two feature films shown between March 25 and April 22.
Dalton Student to Plant Trees in Pittsfield
Wahconah Regional High School junior Brodie Kelly-Smith is doing a research project on recent fires across the state. To complete the project, Kelly-Smith had to take the initiative to address the issues and he chose Pittsfield as a recipient.
Pittsfielders Protest 'Median Safety' Rule at Park...
Passion was high at Park Square on Tuesday as several dozen community members protested a proposed ordinance that would ban "loitering" in medians.
Letter: Black History Month Op-Ed
While some think that Black History Month is a time to learn about racism and slavery, in reality it is much more: It is a time to recognize the contributions of Black and brown people to our society.
Adams See Race for Selectmen Seats
Incumbent Joseph J. Nowak will face off against Jay T. Meczywor and Jerome S. Socolof for the two seats up for election on the board. Both seats are for three-year terms.
BCC and Partners to Hold Second Chances Job Fair on...
The job fair will be held at Berkshire Innovation Center, located at 45 Woodlawn Avenue, Pittsfield.
Gov. Healey Touts Transportation Bill in Lenox
The Healey-Driscoll administration has proposed an investment of $8.4 billion over the next years to put the state's transportation system on strong new foundations.
1Berkshire and MassCEO to Host Regional Symposium
The symposium will provide information about MassCEO and employee ownership models, and will address effective succession planning, pay equity, and wealth building. Regional employee-owned firms will share their experiences.
Dalton Residents Petition for Action on Berkshire...
Several hundred residents have petitioned the Planning Board and Board of Health to take action regarding complaints surrounding Berkshire Concrete Corp.
BerkChique! Call for Donations
The pop-up boutique event will be hosted at Ventfort Hall, located at 104 Walker St., Lenox, Massachusetts, from May 2nd to 4th.
March Ghost Tours At Ventfort Hall
The tour will take place on Saturday, March 22, at 7 pm. This is not an active investigation.
ThunderFest Scheduled for March 22 in Adams
The rain date is March 23.
CBRSD School Committee OKs $36M Budget
The Central Berkshire Regional School Committee approved a gross final budget of $36,643,001 for fiscal 2026, an increase of 2.70 percent over this year.
Triplex Cinema Receives Grant from Feigenbaum...
The grant will be used to purchase newly enhanced Theatre Management Software. The new system will allow the Triplex to upgrade its software program, which is used for digital theatrical projection.
Berkshire County Historical Society Lecture on...
The free lecture, titled "Thirsty in the Berkshires: Brewing from the 18th Century to Prohibition," will be delivered by historian and educator Cynthia Brown.