Community
Williams College Looking to Fill Commercial Space on Spring Street
Spoon, a popular froyo shop on the first floor of the college's bookstore, plans to cease operations on Nov. 11. The Williamstown Apothecary will close on Nov. 14.
Pittsfield Subcommittee Supports Holiday Inn TIF Extension
The Finance subcommittee on Monday recognized the pandemic's impact on business and the benefits of a new hotel.
Pittsfield Super Details Emergency Communication with Families
In September, when the district got word of a police chase on upper West Street, there were no questions asked when the PPD instructed them to shelter in place.
Weekend Outlook: Bazaars, First Friday and Day of the Dead
There are several events this weekend, including first friday activities, live music, and more.
Are your heirs ready to receive an inheritance?
When leaving an inheritance, there's a lot involved — emotionally, financially and legally.
Berkshire Organizations Awarded Food Security Infrastructure Grants
Berkshire Grown, Berkshire Resources for Integration of Diverse Groups and Education, and Fairfields Dairy Farm were awarded grants.
Greylock Federal Promotes Assistant Vice President, Market Manager
Beron began her career with Greylock as a part-time teller at the Lee branch.
Greylock School Project Moves Into Detailed Design Stage
The School Building Committee on Tuesday voted to extend the contracts of Collier's International as owner's project manager and TSKP Studio as the designer.
MCLA Awaits for News on Donor Gift
College officials have been working with the donor, who wishes to remain anonymous at this point, about a major gift that could include an art museum.
Lanesborough Select Board Decreases Bailey Road Speed Limit
The Select Board on Monday voted to change the "questionable" 40 mph zone to a 35 mph speed limit.
Pittsfield Licensing Board Says Bar Responded Properly to Melee
The Licensing Board feels the owners of Bei Tempi responded properly to an early October melee outside of the bar.
Berkshire County Sees Over $300K for Digital Equity
The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative's Massachusetts Broadband Institute announced $1.33 million to communities as part of its new Municipal Digital Equity Implementation Program.
Zebra Mussels Detected in Pontoosuc
The public is asked to remove seasonal docks, mornings, and buoys from Pontoosuc Lake, inspect and wash boating or water equipment.
Springtime Start Set for Bel Air Dam Removal
During construction, one lane of Wahconah Street will be shut down; northbound traffic will be able to pass down Wahconah Street but southbound traffic will be diverted south on North Street and west on Pontoosuc Avenue.
Williams College Gets $105M in Bonding for WCMA, Capital Projects
Williams College has received more than $105 million bonding toward construction of the new art museum and other campus capital projects.
Mount Greylock Making Lighting Improvements on Campus
Lights are tested at the new track and field complex at Mount Greylock Regional School on Wednesday night.
UCS Holds Annual Superhero 5K and Kids' Dash
This family friendly event supports UCS' Teens4Change (T4C) program, a peer-led program that gives local teens opportunities to plan activities, build connections and take positive action in their community.
State Fire Marshal: Brush Fire Warning
Common Causes Include Power Equipment, Fireplace Ashes, and Heating/Cooking.
Pittsfield Community Bike Ride
Participants are asked to arrive by 10:45 a.m. at the Crane Avenue parking lot.
The Humble Pie Hullabaloo
Pie Tasting, Recipe Share, Soup, Hot Cider, Live Music, Raffle and Optional Hike November 2, 1-3 PM
Dedication Set for Jordan, First Woman to Vote
Phoebe Jordan made history in 1920 as the first woman to cast a ballot in a presidential election after the passage of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote.
Williamstown Con Comm Clears New WCMA
Williams College on Thursday received the final town approval it needed to proceed with building a new art museum on the former site of the Williams Inn.
Pittsfield Street Improvement Project: Oct. 29
On-street parking is prohibited during this work between the hours of 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Berkshires Getting $11.4M in State Economic Development Grants
The Berkshires is getting more than $11 million in grant funding through the state's One Stop for Growth program.
South County Household Hazardous Waste Collection
Pre-Registration is required.
West Oil Acquired by Connecticut Energy Firm
Longtime family business West Oil Co. has changed hands after 75 years — but the new owners say customers won't notice any major changes, including the name.
CBRSD MCAS Data Shows Value of the Interventionist Model
Administrators explained at the last School Committee meeting that the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System scores showed students had made moderate progress toward targets.
Veteran Spotlight: Guardsman Pvt. Shy Ann Jackson
Born in Falmouth, she entered basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C., in August 2014 after graduating from Mashpee High School.
Market 32, NEWSabc Raise Money for Red Cross
Recognizing the challenges being faced due to weather events such as hurricanes Helene and Milton, Price Chopper/Market 32 increased its initial $10,000 match to bring the total donation to an even $150,000.
Ghouls, Goblins Turn Out for Pittsfield Halloween Parade
Ghouls, goblins, and pop culture icons lined Tyler Street on Friday night for the city's annual Halloween Parade.
