 Turtles on the Roadway Need Your HelpTurtle nesting activity peaks between late May and early June, and drivers are urged to keep an eye out for turtles on the road – especially when driving near ponds and wetlands.  Aspiring Teachers Get Recognition at Wahconah High SchoolThe importance of educators echoed during a Teacher Signing on Friday in the Wahconah Regional High School auditorium.  Three North Berkshire Members Recognized for Spirit of CaringMatthew Tatro was presented with the Spirit of the Future Award, David Bissaillon with the Spirit of Community Award, and Rosalie Girard with Al Nelson Spirit of Caring Award. Memorial Day Fire Safety TipsMore than 75 percent of grilling fires in Massachusetts occur between May and September. In the past five years, there have been more than 400 fires involving grills, hibachis, and barbeques. Pittsfield Residents Can Be Rude During Public Comment, Laws SayMembers of the public are allowed to be rude during open microphone and even use hate speech, the city solicitor has confirmed. MCLA, MASS MoCA to Present New Play ReadingThe play, by Peter Glazer, debuts at MASS MoCA's Club B10 on June 8 at 7 p.m. Weekend Outlook: Live Music, a Festival, and MoreBerkshire county and the surrounding areas are having a variety of events including live musical performances, comedy nights, and more.  Berkshire Agricultural Ventures Appoints New Executive DirectorUnder Bergman's guidance, BAV experienced remarkable growth, as he built a team of experts to lead BAV's programs, and secured support for the organization's initiatives.  Clark Art Hosts Conversation on 'Outsider Art'The program takes place in the Clark's auditorium, located in the Manton Research Center. Hoosac Valley High School Third Quarter Honor RollHoosac Valley High School Third Quarter Honor Roll Pittsfield 2024 Budget Day Two: 14 Budgets ReviewedIn the second session of fiscal 2024 budget hearings, the City Council preliminarily approved 14 departmental spending plans on Wednesday. Planners Hope to Break Ground on Pittsfield's Site 9 in AugustOn Wednesday, the Pittsfield Economic Development Authority received an update from the project consultants.  BCC Pins 2023 Class of Physical Therapist AssistantsThe eight graduates of Berkshire Community College's physical therapy assistant program were told there was more meaning behind their acronym of "PTA ." BFAIR Launches Bites Concession Stand at Windsor LakeBites by BFAIR will be run by students in the Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) program. Activist Group, Mormons Deliver 20 Tons of Food to Christian CenterExecutive Director Betsy Sherman said this is a celebration for the center, as it will allow them to provide food for more families in a time of great insecurity.  Local Author Talk at Stamford LibraryThe program is open to the public. Wondoloski's talk will be followed by a question-and-answer period and light refreshments. Williamstown Police Looking into Weekend Break-InsOn Sunday, May 21, at about 10 a.m., police received a report of a break-in at Crisp Catering at 96 Water St., police files show.  Adams Theater to Host Majesty of the Berkshires Pride PageantCreated and presented by Bella Santarella and hosted by Shawn Hollenbach, the night's festivities will include a competition, with the winner being crowned the Majesty of the Berkshires and receiving a one-year reign as the leader of the Berkshire County LGBTQIA+ community. BCC to Hold New Student Orientation and Registration SessionsTwo-hour information sessions will be held in the SBA Lounge from 10 am-noon on Tuesday, June 27; Thursday, July 20; and Wednesday, August 16. During these sessions, students can take a campus tour and, if registered, pick up their student ID.  Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires Awards Community LeadersCommunity leaders, organizers and residents gathered at Berkshire Hills Country Club on Tuesday morning to recognize people who work with nonprofits to better the community.  Williamstown Select Board Reorganizes for 2023-24 CycleThe Select Board on Monday quickly and unanimously voted to make Jeffrey Johnson its chair for the next year.  Pittsfield Council Speaks Against School Committee Age RequirementWard 2 Councilor Charles Kronick's attempt to impose a minimum 30-year age requirement on School Committee candidates and a one-year "cooling off" period for elected officials did not fare well with the City Council.  Letter: MCLA Homeless Shelter Should Have Had Public InputI question MCLA's President Birge's commitment to education and to our North Berkshire community.  Fairview Honored NationallyThis distinction places Fairview Hospital among the top 10 percent of hospitals nationwide for patient experience, according to Healthgrades, the leading marketplace that connects people with the right doctor and hospital.  Letter: Kudos North Adams Police DepartmentPraise to members of the North Adams Police Department: |
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