PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Charter Communications has opened a Spectrum Store on Hubbard Avenue.
The store gives consumers in the Pittsfield area an option for adding or managing their internet, television, mobile or voice services.
"Our Spectrum stores team is here to help our local customers who need support in getting and staying connected during these uncertain times," said Pattie Eliason, senior vice president of Spectrum stores and retail. "They are working to make our new store in Pittsfield a safe, convenient environment to add or manage services, shop for devices and accessories or make payments, while ensuring we adhere to current local and state health and safety guidelines."
Located at 555 Hubbard Ave., near Berkshire Crossing, the store is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sundays from noon to 5.
To help protect the safety of customers and employees, and in accordance with CDC guidelines and state and local orders, social distancing is required in the store, with occupancy of the store managed by store employees. Spectrum stores are cleaned and disinfected regularly, with frequent cleaning of high-touch areas and hand sanitizer available throughout the store.
The store offers the latest devices and accessories compatible with Spectrum Mobile, which is designed to provide customers the highest quality experience at great value, including access to next-generation 5G service where available. Customers can save up to 40 percent on a single line with unlimited data compared to other national carriers, based on certain charges. They also can bring their own phone or choose from among the latest mobile devices and accessories.
Store visitors also have the opportunity to experience the power of Spectrum Internet, featuring starting speeds of 100 Mbps and plans with connections up to 1 gigabit per second, as well as the interactive Spectrum TV app, which gives customers access to the Spectrum TV content across a wide variety of platforms and devices.
Along with sampling and ordering Spectrum services, customers also can complete a variety of transactions at the store, including account payments and upgrading or exchanging equipment.
More information on locations and products can be found here or call 1-855-707-7328.
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Demonstrators in Park Square Urge Voting; Polls Close at 8 p.m.
By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Community members stood in Park Square on midterm election day urging everyone to use their voices at the polls.
The standout was organized by Indivisible Pittsfield, and accompanied by a demonstration the previous day and another on election day at the Woodlawn Avenue rotary.
"It's very important to vote, especially historically. Women didn't always have the vote. Minorities didn't always have the vote, so it's so incredibly important for everybody to go out and vote," said Rose Fiscella, with Indivisible Pittsfield.
"Not just men, not just women, not just minorities. Everybody. No matter who you want to vote for — red, blue, purple — anybody."
As a 20-year-old, Fiscella emphasized the importance of young people exercising their civic duty. Her sign read "Don't let America's 250th be our last."
iBerkshires spoke to attendees at the beginning of the rally in downtown Pittsfield, down the street from polling locations at the Berkshire Athenaeum and Providence Court.
"To me it feels more important than ever to vote and vote blue specifically," said Lois Prew.
"I'm encouraged that people are turning out in high numbers to vote. I feel like there's a blue wave going on, so I'm encouraged by that."
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