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Pittsfield Has Allocated Almost All ARPA Funds
The city has allocated $40.4 million of its $40.6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds and the rest must be committed by the end of the year.
North Adams Taking Another Look at 'Aesthetic'...
Several pedestrian rights-of-way had been painted in by volunteers with the group Art About Town more than a decade ago but the project was dropped over concerns about crossing the state Department of Transportation.
AYJ Fund Celebrates 10 Years of Supporting Cancer...
Joe and Kathy Arabia hosted a mini-golf tournament a decade ago to raise money for reasearch on childhood cancer after the death of their daughter, 16-year-old Anna Yan Ji Arabia.
'Emancipation' Opens at WCMA
Co-organized by WCMA and the Carter, the exhibition demonstrates how historical art collections can serve as a resource and inspiration for contemporary artistic practices
CBRSD Eyes Nearly 2M Increase in FY25 Operating Budget
The Central Berkshire Regional School District is now anticipating a nearly $2 million increase to its operating budget for fiscal 2025.
Pittsfield ConCom OKs Testing for Bel Air Dam Removal
Beginning next week, geotechnical sampling and testing will be done at 18 locations for a stream bank restoration stability analysis. Similar sampling was issued a negative RDA in 2021.
The Third Annual 'Share the Love' Challenge
For every dollar received, FCCNA will donate 50 cents to help three local institutions—Berkshire Food Project, Louison House, and the Al Nelson Friendship Center Food Pantry.
Mount Greylock District Looking to Mitigate Cost...
The Mount Greylock Regional School Committee on Thursday started to hear numbers that will feed the fiscal year 2025 budget that the panel will be asked to approve next month.
Governor Names West-East Rail Director
Koziol has more than 15 years of experience in transportation planning, including for passenger rail stations
'Down Memory Lane' Issues a Success in Dalton
At the time of meeting there were only eight more copies left of the 40 reprints. The commission started to accept orders in December.
Pittsfield Health Board Plans Mosquito Task Force,...
The Board of Health will establish a task force to handle mosquito control after efforts to resume to spraying were not supported by the City Council.
Adams' Quality Street Bridge to Be Replaced
The residents of nearly a dozen homes will be detoured over the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail for up to two years while the Quality Street Bridge is being replaced.
Du Bois Freedom Center Welcomes New Executive Director
The chance to educate people about the legacy of civil rights pioneer W.E.B Du Bois drew Ny Whitaker to become the first executive director of the Du Bois Freedom Center.
New ServiceNet Shelter 'The Pearl' Opens in Pittsfield
The Pearl aims to provide a sense of community for folks experiencing homelessness while connecting them with services to aid their situation.
1Berkshire Selected Inaugural Economic Recovery Corps...
Cody Chamberlain of North Adams was selected by the IEDC and matched with 1Berkshire over a five-month application process.
School Subcommittee Recommends Closure of Greylock...
The schools' Facilities and Finance subcommittee is recommending that Greylock School close at the end of this school year.
Downtown Pittsfield Corridors to be Revitalized...
Community members got a look at the project and weighed in on downtown needs during a community feedback night at Hot Plate Brewing Co. on Wednesday.
Dalton Finance Committee Approves Select Board Budget...
The Finance Committee approved a number of budgets that are under $20,000 in bulk after reviewing them during its meeting Wednesday night.
MCLA Kicks off 2024 Green Living Seminar
Presentations occur every Thursday at 5 p.m. in the Feigenbaum Center for Science and Innovation (FCSI) Room 121.