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Dalton Cable Panel Works to Update Contract
The last time the town had a contract was in 1997 with Time Warner Cable, which was acquired by Charter Communications, doing business as Spectrum, in 2016.
Collins Wins Select Board Seat in Dalton
Robert Collins will join the Select Board as it's fifth member after winning a four-way special election for the vacant seat by 13 votes.
Dalton Public Safety Starts Discussion on Draft Needs...
The committee will meet again on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 4:30 in the Senior Center to discuss the document further after fully reviewing its contents and determine whether to approve the document so the next phase of the feasibility study can begin.
College Notes: Fall Semester 2024
Fred Eustis of Great Barrington has received a scholarship for the 2024-25 academic year from the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, a top-10 ranked program at the University of Utah's David Eccles School of Business.
Dalton Planners to Discuss Movable Tiny Homes Bylaw
Accessory Dwelling Unit subcommittee member Amy Turnbull expressed her frustration with the board's delay in taking action on the proposal to authorize movable tiny homes if certain requirements are met.
UNICO of Pittsfield Hosts Souper Bowl Food Drive
The drive begins January 27 and runs through Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025.
Dalton Water Commissioners Cited for OML Violations
The Board of Water Commissioners has been flagged for violating the Open Meeting Law during a summer meeting.
Dalton Voters to Decide Green Burials at Annual Town...
For the last two years, the cemetery trustees have been navigating how the town can safely allow green burials and prevent liability.
Letter: Carsell Running in Dalton Special Election
I'll end by humbly requesting the vote of Dalton voters this Monday when I plan on meeting them when the polls open at 11 a.m.
UNICO Holding Souper Bowl Community Food Drive
UNICO of Pittsfield is holding its Souper Bowl Community Food Drive that will end on Feb. 9, Super Bowl Sunday.
Karen Sargent Joins Pittsfield Co-op as Dalton Branch...
With a track record in banking and a commitment to community engagement, Sargent brings experience and leadership to her new role.
Weekend Outlook: Fall in Love, Laugh It Up & Dance,...
There are several events this weekend to help you recharge from your week, including a free museum day, plays, live music, and more.
Dalton Green Committee to Propose Compost Program
The Green Committee hopes to have a compost program as part of the transfer station's services.
Future of Joann Fabric and Crafts Unknown
The future is uncertain for Joann Fabric and Crafts and the store that's been in the Dalton Avenue Shopping Center for more than 30 years.
North Adams Council Taking Up Mayoral Authority Over...
The City Council will take up two ordinance updates proposed by Vice President Ashley Shade to bring appointments to boards in line with current state laws.
Dalton Residents Express Support for Town Clerk...
Town Clerk Heather Hunt received a standing ovation at Monday night's Select Board meeting after she recounted her efforts to rectify a mailing error and her shock at the "vicious post" by a board member on the matter.
Karen Sargent Joins Pittsfield Co-op as Dalton Branch...
Pittsfield Cooperative Bank has hired Karen Sargent as the new assistant vice president and branch manager of its Dalton branch location.
Dalton Select Board Approves Several Budget Items
The Select Board tentatively approved several budgets, addressing both increases and reductions
Crane Museum Hosts Papermaking at Dalton Library
Although the Crane Museum's building is no longer accessible to the general public, residents still have the opportunity to learn about papermaking and the organization's history.
Dalton Select Board Refers Its Budget to Finance...
Select Board member Marc Strout motioned that the board maintain its stipend rates from last year rather than approving the proposed 2 percent stipend increase.