Business
Pittsfield Licensing Board: Thistle & Mirth Responded Appropriately to January Fight
The Licensing Board has decided that a popular bar's response to a fight that resulted in injury was appropriate and does not warrant a suspension.
Some "did-you-knows" about estate plans
If you've done any estate planning, or even if you're just familiar with it, you probably know the basics — that is, a comprehensive estate plan can help you pass on assets to your family while also achieving other goals, such as designating someone to take care of your affairs if you become unable to do so.
Adams, Williamstown Restaurants Close
Angelina England announced on Facebook on Monday afternoon that Hot Tomatoes pizzeria would close permanently and that the Water Street building was up for sale.
Pittsfield Concom Approves Car Wash Improvements, Relocated Cell Antenna
The work is proposed within the riverfront area and bordering land subject to flooding due to its proximity to the east branch of the Housatonic River.
Governor Awards Grants to Adams, Hinsdale Composting Businesses
Second Chance Composting of Adams and Tommy's Compost Service of Hinsdale both received grants.
Bishop West Realtor Achieves National Recognition
Cheryl Ryan joins more than 25,000 real estate professionals across the globe who have earned the ABR designation.
Eversource Files Reduced Summer Supply Costs for Natural Gas Customers in Mass
The energy company has filed decreased gas supply rates with the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) and if approved, an average residential customer would see an approximately 15-20 percent savings per month compared to last summer.
Bishop West Real Estate Welcomes New Team Member
He is affiliated with Bishop West Real Estate in MA & NY. In South Carolina, Tom is affiliated with Dunes Real Estate. He is also the Managing Member of TOPA Enterprises, LLC a real estate development and management company.
Dalton Residents Discuss Parking and Zinky's Pub Capacity
A resident filed a complaint saying the pub is often over capacity, causing dangerous conditions for the residents who live in that area.
Steepleview Realty, Berkshire Elder Law Mark 25 Years
Jennifer Segala of Steepleview Real Estate and attorney James Sisto of Berkshire Elder Law marked their anniversaries last week with an open house and music at the Berkshire Plaza on Main Street, where both have offices.
Brunch for a Cause to Support BFAIR
Firehouse Cafe & Bistro will donate 30 percent of the day's proceeds to BFAIR.
Earth Day lessons for investors
It's almost Earth Day, when people around the world focus on ways of protecting and preserving the environment. And the lessons from this occasion can be applied to other areas of life — such as investing.
Noradamus Wilson's Emporium Snack Bar Opens
Berkshire Emporium & Antiques owner Keith Bona has expanded his business with the opening of Noradamus Wilson's Emporium Snack Bar.
North Adams Garage Owner Warned Permit May Be Revoked
The Planning Board says the problem has been ongoing over the years and has fined Gardner in the past. Building Inspector William Meranti had been asked at the last meeting to inform the owner that his permit was in peril.
MCLA Receives $20k from Berkshire Bank Foundation for Summer STEM Academy
Designed to introduce incoming students to careers in STEM, the residential, five-day academy includes opportunities to network with STEM faculty, students, and staff in the interest of developing a deeper relationship with those involved in STEM careers in the Berkshires.
Golden Eagle Awarded State Grant to Improve Drinking Water
The Golden Eagle restaurant was awarded $50,000 by MassDEP
Steeplevew Realty Hosting Open House for 25th Anniversary
Steepleview Realty is marking 25 years providing real estate services to clients and customers throughout North Berkshire and beyond.
Berkshire Babypalooza 2023
The event is free.
Eversource and Big Y Partner on Energy Efficiency Projects
Big Y partnered with Eversource's energy efficiency experts to take advantage of incentive programs to make several upgrades in multiple stores. The grocery store chain is now saving some 9.3 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, the equivalent of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by removing 840 gasoline powered vehicles from area roads for a year.
Self-Storage Company Building Gated Facility at Former Greenberg's
The Planning Board has given the go-ahead to build 61,900 square feet of self-storage off Hodges Crossroad.
Investment ideas for business owners
By definition, business owners put a lot of their financial resources into their enterprises. But as an owner, you may need to invest in more than inventories and payroll to help achieve the future you've envisioned.
Market 32 Campaign to Support Local Animal Shelters
From April 1 to April 30, customers will be given the opportunity to place these items into collection bins located in the front of stores.
Dalton Board of Health OKs New Services for Cosmetic Tattoo Artist
The Board of Health approved licenses for the Arch for lip blushing, flux freckles, and fine line/tiny tattoos.
Managing Director Appointed at Interprint
He succeeds Roland Morin, who will continue to lead Interprint's factory expansion project until his retirement at the end of 2023. Managing Director Bill Hines, Jr. becomes speaker of the company's management team.
Mass MoCA Welcomes New Mexican Restaurant, Innovation Center
Chingon Taco Truck is trading in its mobility for a firmer foundation at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Arts.
Financial tips for blended families
Becoming part of a blended family can certainly be rewarding. Of course, as is the case in all families, there will be challenges, one of which is financial. A blended family must deal with some specific financial issues, so it's a good idea to become familiar with them.
Williamstown Doughnut Striving for Laid-Back Vibe, Weed Humor
Logan Maestri's has been working the last two years to bring the vision of his doughnut shop, Maestri's Munchies, to life.
Miss Adams Diner Closed
Oleskiewicz hopes to find a buyer for the building or possibly lease it to someone.
Pittsfield Licensing Board OKs Bowling Alley, Hudpuckers
An entertainment and bowling alley license was approved for K&M Bowling, which will have a grand opening on Friday in the former Imperial Bowl on Dalton Avenue.
