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Pittsfield ConCom OKs Bel Air Dam Removal
Last year, $20 million in American Rescue Plan Act dollars was allocated to remove the deteriorating, potentially deadly dam on Wahconah Street.
Pittsfield Housing Trust Awards $860K in APRA Funds
With an end-of-year deadline, the trust recommended three projects for funding, and extra American Rescue Plan Act monies were allocated to fill the gaps. The panel was originally awarded $500,000 to disperse.
Renowned Printmaker to Return to MCLA Campus
Kennedy's visit begins with a meet and greet print session on Oct. 22 at the PRESS Room in Bowman Hall Room 301/303 from 2 to 5 p.m. This event is free and open to the public.
Northern Berkshire District Court Collecting Food...
The Trial Court is holding its 8th annual Cultural Appreciation Week this week and will be collecting non-perishable food items for the Al Nelson Friendship Center Pantry on Eagle Street.
Mount Greylock School Committee 'Struggles' with...
Question 2 on the Nov. 5 ballot, if passed, would eliminate the current practice requiring high school students to pass the 10th grade Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System test in order to graduate from school.
Psychotherapist Joins CHP North Adams Family Medical
Meehan holds a master's in social work from the University of Texas with a concentration in mental health and chemical dependency. He earned a B.S. in management from Ithaca College.
Teacher of the Month: Colleen Trager
Becket Washington Elementary School fifth-grade teacher Colleen Trager has been selected as the October Teacher of the Month.
Berkshires, Pittsfield Highlighted in U.S. Senate...
Berkshire County was mentioned several times during Thursday's Senate debate, hosted by New England Public Media News and GBH News Massachusetts.
Consent Laws Void Criminal Charges in Miss Hall's Case
A Pittsfield Police investigation was opened against Matthew Rutledge, 62, this past spring after allegations surfaced that he had been taking advantage of students at the all-girls school for decades.
BCC to Offer Info Sessions on Free Community College
BCC will hold three free informational sessions.
Clarksburg Ballot Initiative Could Mean Funds for...
Town officials also have supported adoption of the act as a way to leverage funding from the state to address community needs the town can't afford.
Berkshires Applauded for Climate-Tech Ecosystem
The Berkshires are seen as important partners in the statewide goal for a climate-tech corridor.
Toasting and Tasting Fundraiser
On Saturday Oct. 19, a Specialty Pairing event begins at 4pm and features fine wines and spirits paired with bites prepared by chef Kevin Kelly of After Hours Catering and presented by sommelier Dan Thomas of the Egremont Spirit Shoppe.
Weekend Outlook: Halloween-Themed Activities & More
There are several events in the Berkshires this weekend, including Halloween-themed activities, live music, and more.
MA Health Connector Open Enrollment Starts Nov. 1
CHP Can Assist Customers with New Enrollments, Renewals and Plan Changes
North Adams Educator Receives Distinguished Arts...
According to a press release, the award honors exceptional arts educators who advocate for the arts and arts education in their school and community.
Pittsfield Springside Pump Track Planners Want More...
Planners for the proposed Springside pump track have presented lower-cost designs and are asking for more help from the city.
Adams Taxpayers Will See Rates Drop, Bills Increase
This sets the residential tax rate for the coming year to $17.01 per $1,000 valuation, a 53 cent decrease. The debt for the Hoosac Valley High School is $1.02 of the rate.
North Adams Projects Reaching Milestones
The 171-foot bridge needs urgent repair and was deemed "structurally deficient" after an inspection by the state Department of Transportation.
Williamstown's ABC Seeks Grant Applications
The deadline for fall grant applications is November 1, 2024, and ABC encourages new agencies to apply for grants of up to $5000.