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Williamstown Planners Dig into Idea of College Zoning...
Groff explained the reason for the conversation, including an extreme hypothetical that an overlay district could help the town avoid in the future.
Music in Common Returns to Guthrie Center for Black...
The Aug. 23 show is part of the Guthrie Center's annual summer Troubadour Series.
Allendale Pines Expansion to Bring More Affordable...
The expansion is located at 395 Cheshire Road, bordering the Ashuwillticook Trail, and will include 22 manufactured homes.
Pittsfield Street Improvement Project: Aug. 18-22
Use caution when traveling on these roads. Drivers should seek alternate routes to avoid traffic delays. This schedule is subject to change based upon weather conditions.
Businesses Request $700K in Pittsfield Economic...
A total of $700,000 in Pittsfield Economic Development Fund monies has been requested to bring a new business to the city and expand a longtime one.
Williamstown Making Progress on Recreation Initiatives
New recreation opportunities are popping up around town this summer with more to come, officials hope.
MassDOT, Construction Firm Interested in Stanley Park...
The Site 9 redevelopment project is close to being finished with only some final amendments before approval.
Williamstown, Residents Close in on Agreement about...
The Select Board Monday heard what it hopes will be a compromise that will satisfy all parties concerned about a plan to place five new utility poles on Torrey Woods Road.
Students Have a Blast at Rocket Camp
During a four-day workshop, students collaborated with volunteer David Doyle and education coordinator Christian Drake to explore scientific concepts and, of course, build rockets.
North Adams Mayor Updates Council on Bridges
Mayor Jennifer Macksey clarified the two diverse projects for the Veterans Memorial Bridge and the expectation of the Brown Street bridge being repaired.
Berkshire Wind Power Cooperative Awards Scholarships
The scholarships are awarded to qualifying seniors at select schools in the Berkshires who are planning to attend either a two- or four-year college or trade school program.
Clarksburg School Sees Rise in Grant Funding
Clarksburg also got a boost in a Student Opportunity Act grant Barnes applied for in June. Only select districts were allowed to apply for an extra year of the original two-year grant.
Half-Million Unpaid Mall Bills Could Fall on...
The Select Board has agreed to an executive session with the road district and Finance Committee, if possible, to discuss how they will account for more than $500,000 missing from the approved fiscal 2026 budget.
Letter: Next Adams Administrator Should Look to Roads,...
The town has squandered monies by chasing the dream of the [Greylock] Glen.
Four Possible Candidates for Adams Administrator
Search consultant Richard White of Groux-White Consulting LLC of Lexington told the board during a recorded meeting last week that it's been a slow process since the job was advertised on July 18.
Lt. Governor Tours Innovation Center, Talks State...
Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll toured the Berkshire Innovation Center on Tuesday for a look at Pittsfield's technology sector and the future of William Stanley Business Park.
Adams Theater Presents the Northern Berkshire Story...
Produced in collaboration with Life Jacket Theatre Company, community members tell their real, raw stories
West Nile Isolations Could Trigger Mosquito Spraying...
If there is a consecutive WNV isolation in the same area, the threshold for spraying application is reached.
Clark Art Talk Explores Beauty of its Granite Walls
Bud Wobus, an emeritus professor of geology, believes the natural beauty of the red granite walls outside the Clark is as much a work of art as anything hanging on the walls inside.
Berkshires Creating with Crochet Coral Reef Project
More than a dozen people of all ages were crocheting colorful versions of coral out of yarn on Friday at the Berkshire Art Center's Gallery Shop on North Street.