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Williamstown Expects Spike in Property Taxes in FY26
No details were revealed about the town's fiscal year 2026 spending plan at Monday's joint meeting of the Select Board and Finance Committee. But it was apparent that FY26 budget will require a significant increase in the property tax levy in the year that begins July 1.
North Adams Making Plans to Address Library Belvedere
With a $75,000 matching Mass Historic grant, city officials are moving closer to addressing the library's decrepit belvedere.
Central Berkshire Superintendent Intends to Retire in...
Central Berkshire Regional School District Superintendent Leslie Blake-Davis has put the phrase "life-long learning" into practice throughout her career and will continue to do so in retirement.
Berkshire District Attorney's Office Awarded Over $200...
Berkshire District Attorney's Office was awarded a Project Safe Neighborhood Grant and a Human Trafficking Enforcement and Training Grant.
Williamstown Board of Health Pushes for Action on...
The Board of Health on Monday morning authorized the health inspector to take a more forceful tone in seeking resolution to an ongoing issue at the 1896 House Inn on Cold Spring Road.
Herberg School Closed Tuesday for Heating Issues
Early in the morning, it was discovered that the boilers were not functioning properly and around 8 a.m., the school was notified of electrical and boiler issues that could not be rectified. Temperatures were around 35 degrees.
Dalton Green Committee Awards Climate Action Logo...
Green Committee member Antonio Pagliarulo presented the three Climate Action Plan Logo contest winners with a framed letter of recognition in front of the Central Berkshire Regional School District.
Pittsfield Crosby/Conte Feasibility Years From...
If local approval is secured in the fall, the district will have 2 1/2 years to complete a feasibility study for the Crosby/Conte school project.
MassDOT Launches Latest Statewide Travel Study
If invited to participate, residents across the Commonwealth will have the opportunity to share information about their travel behavior which will help MassDOT be informed regarding the future of transportation planning and service delivery.
Berkshire Pulse Finds New Home
Pulse closed on the 3-story, 13,350 square foot facility at 410 Park Street on Dec. 20, 2024, made possible through gifts from several donors.
North Adams, Partners Celebrate $17.3M in Federal...
It's been 26 years since the concept of a Connecticut to Vermont bike trail was first proposed — and 130 since a proposal was put forward for a path between North Adams and Williamstown.
Clarksburg State Park Adding Yurts
The state Department of Conservation and Recreation is planning to add four yurts to Clarksburg State Park.
BArT Theatre to Stage Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night'
Performances are scheduled for Friday, Jan. 17 at 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, Jan. 18 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Dalton Public Safety Panel Talks Regionalization
Public Safety Advisory Committee members have constantly emphasized the need to obtain funding toward a new police station to lessen the burden on taxpayers.
'Poor' Pontoosuc Avenue Bridge to Be Replaced
The Pontoosuc Avenue bridge has been in poor condition for a decade and will be replaced next year with improved pedestrian access.
Letter: Issues & Topics of Upcoming Dalton Special...
The focus of the upcoming election, like all elections, is about how best to prepare for the future of our town while minimizing the impact on taxpayers. One of those future issues that is a huge need and we are presently struggling with is a new police station.
Pittsfield to Decide Crosby/Conte Feasibility Study in...
City and school officials are expected to vote on a feasibility study for the Crosby Elementary School rebuild by Halloween.
Berkshire Organizations Celebrate Sucessess, New...
In 2024, Berkshire County organizations saw new locations and successes in their fields.
CBRSD to Reconvene Regional Agreement Panel
After an outcry of concern from residents in several small towns in the Central Berkshire Regional School District, the district will investigate how to adjust its proposed update of the regional agreement.
New Bedford Installing Sculpture of Melville Based on...
New Bedford's installing a statue of Herman Melville based on his epic "Moby-Dick," the story of a whaling captain and his nemesis the white whale, inspired by Mount Greylock.