CHP Mobile Health Team Honored by Massachusetts Nonprofit NetworkCHP was among more than 130 statewide nominees for the 2023 awards, presented to organizations and employees that exemplify the most innovative, creative, and effective work being done throughout the Commonwealth. Pittsfield City Council Gives Initial OK to Police, Public Services BudgetsOn the last day of fiscal 2024 budget hearings last week, the City Council preliminarily approved five departmental spending plans and a $205 million city budget. Special needs trust could ease families' stressIf you have a family member with special needs, you might face emotional and physical issues, but you also may be concerned about maximizing the financial support your loved one requires. Consequently, you may want to consider establishing a special needs trust. Lee Bank Opening Pittsfield LocationConstruction began on the project in April of 2022, although conversations regarding the evolving needs of the downtown Pittsfield community, began several years prior to breaking ground. BCC Awards Emeritus Certificates to Two Mathematics ProfessorsThe certificates were presented at BCC's commencement ceremonies at Tanglewood on Friday, June 2. Father's Day Activities at the ClarkSpecial gallery guides are available for visitors at the Clark's Admissions desk to provide a self-guided walk-through of the galleries focused on fathers and father figures. Dalton Fire Department in Search of Interim, Permanent ChiefThe leadership of the Fire Department is up in the air after the firing of one chief, the retirement of another and the pending departure of a third. Cheshire Town Meeting OKs Budget, Excavator PurchaseIt also spent nearly 45 minutes debating the benefits of buying a wheeled excavator before approving the purchase 49-34 in a card vote. Pittsfield Council Preliminarily Approves Water, Sewer HikesFor scheduled service, the average two-bathroom household will see a $12.87 increase per month and for metered service, the average four-member household will see a $9.33 increase per month. The effective date is July 1. Mass MoCA, North Adams Library Hosts Artmaking EventThe public library and Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art have started a collaboration in an effort to bridge the gap between artists, their work, and the community. North Adams Finance Approves Public Safety, Public Service BudgetsThe Finance Committee last week voted to recommended the final line items for the city's proposed $$47,410,070 budget for fiscal 2024. Meet the Artists of SculpturenowThis event is free and open to the public at The Mount. Mount Greylock School Committee Approves Contracts, Looks to Lanesborough Town MeetingThe votes are contingent on ratification by the district's teachers, support staff and cafeteria workers. Construct Announces First-Time Homebuyers Closing Cost GrantApplicant's eligibility is based on Area Median Income (AMI) and the town of the home they are purchasing. Pittsfield Cooperative Bank Makes PromotionsPromotions include Edward Schumann to Vice President, Compliance and Lisa Lawler to Assistant Vice President, Portfolio Manager. Clark Art Book Talk: 'Daughter of Spies'The event takes place in the Clark's auditorium, located in the Manton Research Center. South County Overnight Paving, Bridge and Guardrail OperationsCrews will be conducting overnight paving operations and bridge and guardrail repair work on I-90 eastbound and westbound in Montgomery, Russell, Blandford, Lee, Becket, Stockbridge and West Stockbridge. Specialty Minerals Donates Tools to Adams Fire DepartmentThe new hand tools will replace the department's older stock. SteepleCats Fall at BristolDaniel Hussey homered and drove in four runs Sunday to lead Bristol to a 5-1 win over North Adams in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. Lenox Class of 2023 Rich With Good Wishes, NostalgiaSixty-three graduates received diplomas under sunny skies at Tanglewood's Koussevitzky Music Shed. Veteran Spotlight: Army Spc. Fred WexlerFred Wexler served his country in the Army from 1961 to 1964 as a specialist, 4th grade. WTBR Programs Win National Awards"Backstory: Let's Hear it," produced by Roberta McCulloch-Dews, and "Berkshire Sports Now," hosted by Robbie Zucker and Sean Cronin, were chosen out of nearly one thousand submissions as best in their categories. Pittsfield Board of Health Considering Local Nail Salon RegulationsChair Bobbie Orsi recalled a conversation about 20 years ago about nail establishment regulations in regard to the chemicals used. Governor Pledges to 'Lengthen Massachusetts' Lead' in Life SciencesMassTalent will serve as a one-stop front door for companies to access multiple talent pipelines in high-growth industries like the life sciences, clean energy and advanced manufacturing. |
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