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Q&A Williamstown Fire Chief Looks Back on 37 Years of...
Craig Pedercini can only hope that his retirement party will not be as memorable as that of his predecessor.
North Adams Struggling to Redact Security Issues From...
The School Building Committee's update on Tuesday included that a public records request for the detailed design documents is requiring redaction and review, including by public safety.
Pittsfield Ice Rink Effort Sees $125K Gift
Philanthropic support has boosted the city's plans to revive long-cherished days of outdoor ice skating.
Residents Still Having Issues with Sand from Berkshire...
Town officials say they are taking residents' concerns seriously regarding the dust and particulates coating bordering neighborhoods from Berkshire Concrete's unauthorized dig site, which is allegedly causing health issues.
North Adams Announces Downtown Crosswalk Art Project
The project involves the selection of four artists to create artwork for eight downtown crosswalks.
Triplex Cinema Hires Amy Handelsman as Executive...
Handelsman has assumed her new position and will oversee all aspects of Triplex operations.
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.
Wind Damage Likely Will Not Delay Williamstown Fire...
Recent wind damage at the new fire station's construction site will not cost the taxpayers any money and likely will not impact the project's timeline.
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.
State Celebrates Agriculture Day with Farmland...
The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced over $5 million in funding to permanently protect nearly 400 acres of farmland across eight farms through the Agricultural Preservation Restriction (APR) program. Shaker Farm in Richmond completed an APR project in 2024.
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.
New Owners of Adams Ale House Looking to Reopen Pub
The pub was last open in 2018 and there were hopes of finding a potential buyer but none came through and the building hasn't been open since.
Dalton Select Board OKs Concrete Sidewalks for Orchard...
The Select Board voted to have concrete sidewalks for the Orchard Road reconstruction.
Clark Art Kicks Off Music in the Manton Series
This program is presented in collaboration with Belltower Records, North Adams, Massachusetts.
Lanesborough Voters Will Be Presented 2 Police Station...
The Select Board will present two public safety facility designs to voters— though one appears more feasible.
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.
Pittsfield Has Spent 70% of ARPA Funds
The city's nearly $41 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds are committed and almost 70 percent has been spent.
St. Mary's Team Takes 24th Annual Berkshire Robotics...
The teams competed in three rounds with the top eight point-scorers advancing to the Great Eight Playoff. After the great eight, two teams were left, the Lee RoboWildcats and the
North Adams School Finance Panel Reviews Fiscal 2026...
The draft proposal for fiscal 2026 is $21,636,220, up 3.36 percent that will be offset with $940,008 in school choice funds, bringing the total to $20,696,212, or a 2.17 percent increase.
Housing Secretary Talks Seasonal Communities at...
Eight Berkshire communities have more than 40 percent seasonal housing, warranting a designation from the state.