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Pittsfield to Overhaul Downtown Alleyway with State...
On Tuesday, the City Council accepted $1,370,000 from the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities' HousingWorks Infrastructure Program.
Williamstown Prudential Committee Learns Finalists for...
24 applicants were vetted by the Personnel Committee, an ad hoc group charged with helping the district replace longtime Chief Craig Pedercini
Elizabeth Freeman Center Looks to Repair New Location
In mid-December, the domestic violence program and rape crisis center moved its main office from 43 Francis Ave. to 66 Allen St., the former 1Berkshire building.
Weekend Outlook: Film Screenings, Live Music, and More
There are several events this weekend to help you recharge from your week, including film screenings, museum activities, live music, and more.
North Adams Council Looks at Animal Commission, OKs...
At Tuesday's meeting, Macksey told the council that state officials recommended that the city establish a commission, a proposal endorsed both by the local animal control officer and the interim police chief.
Dalton Town Manager Intends to Retire
Hutcheson said he decided to retire now because of the Social Security Windfall Elimination Provision.
North Adams Airport Looking For New Manager
Goff, who has been the manager since 2022, did not say why he had resigned.
TIF Proposed for Unistress Expansion
Mayor Peter Marchetti has proposed a ten-year tax increment financing agreement for Unistress Corporation's $4 million expansion, which is expected to create 50 new jobs.
Pontoosuc Lake Park Improvements Starting Soon
Work on the south side bordering Hancock Road will kick off in March and run through the summer.
Williamstown Planners Advance Bylaw Proposals, Discuss...
The Planning Board last week advanced two of its zoning bylaw proposals to keep them on track for inclusion on the annual town meeting warrant.
Clark Art Lecture on Stuart Hall
This free event takes place at 5:30 pm in the Manton Research Center auditorium.
Residents Oppose Battery Energy Storage in Southeast...
Fifteen community members attended last week's Conservation Commission meeting to speak against a proposed battery energy storage system on Williams Street.
Presentation on The Future of Wolves at MCLA's Green...
Seacor, who directs Project Coyote at the Carnivore Conservation, will discuss the potential of wolf recovery in the Northeast, highlighting the history of wolves in the region, previous attempts at reintroduction in the Adirondack Park, the emerging science of wolf and coyote genetics, and the intersection of these issues with public policy.
Geothermal Switch Lowers System Cost for North Adams...
The cost estimates for the Greylock School project are coming in slightly under budget — including the planned geothermal system.
Higher Taxes, Loss of Latin Seen in Mount Greylock's...
A 16 percent health insurance increase from the Berkshire Health Group alone accounts for $550,000 in increased cost for the preK-12 district in FY26 — about 38 percent of the $1.4 million total.
Share the Love Challenge Returns with Raffle to...
The goal remains $7,500, which will be matched by 50 percent from the church.
Images Launches $2.2M Capital Campaign
Images Cinema has announced a major facility renovation project, the first in 17 years, which will dramatically enhance the availability of cinematic experiences in the region by upgrading amenities and adding a second screen.
Williamstown's Images Cinema Plans to Double Its...
Images Cinema wants to double its impact while remaining within its current footprint on Spring Street.
North Adams Arts Commission OKs 'Hatchlings'...
A light installation that's graced the Esplanade and Greenway in Boston the last couple years will spend the spring, and likely the summer, in North Adams.
Child Care of Berkshires Planning Growth in Coming...
Child Care of the Berkshires has an ambitious goal to grow over the next three years — more educators, more programs and more families being served.