Stockbridge Man Pleads Guilty, Must Register as Sex Offender

Smith was sentenced to 5 years probations with conditions.

Pittsfield Community Television to Host Eatza Pizza Fundraiser

The event will be a fundraiser for the non-profit television station and sister radio station 89.7 WTBR-FM.

Youth Run for Free in Upcoming Races

Pittsfield Cable Committee Looks to Ascertainment Process

With an attorney hired and Spectrum contract negotiations set to begin in the fall, the Cable Advisory Committee wants to start the ascertainment process quickly.

Dog Leash Bylaw Among Issues Before Williamstown Town Meeting

Fippinger has said publicly that he has been yelled at by a dog owner on the multimodal trail when he asked them to leash their canine, as required on the trail's posted signs.

Letter: Disappointment in Local Leadership to secure Shelter Solutions

Not one person who works professionally in housing services stood against this project. You have completely ignored the insight and guidance of our professional helping community.

Pittsfield Personnel Board Supports Police Chief Salary Upgrade

The city is looking to bump up its police chief salary to ensure equity and attract potential candidates.

Chip In! Golf Tournament

The cost is $150 per player.

Pittsfield Water Main Break Closes City Hall

City Hall and 100 North Street will be closed for the remainder of the day. The city anticipates reopening City Hall and the offices at 100 North Street tomorrow, May 12, for normal business hours.

Pittsfield to Shut Down COVID-19 Dashboard

In alignment with this announcement, the City of Pittsfield will be shutting down the COVID-19 dashboard on the city's website.

Greylock ABC Fund Launches with New Grant Program

The Fund offers two opportunities. The first is a grant open to schools and nonprofits, and the second is scholarship for individual students to attend local private schools.

Celebration, Struggle at the Special Olympics

Smiles and hugs were plentiful on Wednesday as hundreds of athletes from across the county ran, threw and jumped for personal bests, for medals and for the satisfaction of putting themselves to the test.

Pittsfield Council Hears Emergency Response Plans for Train Derailment

In light of a recent train derailment in Ohio that spread hazardous materials, the City Council heard of Pittsfield's plan for a similar situation if it were to happen.

North Adams Man Involved in Shooting Last Year Sentenced to Prison

A North Adams man charged with brandishing a firearm outside a local bar last year has been sentenced to a dozen years in prison.

North Adams Council OKs $2M in Free Cash Transfers

The City Council on Tuesday approved the use of nearly $2 million in free cash to reserves and to clean up some accounts in deficit.

Adams Fire District May Expand to Entire Town

The Fire District membership voted to increase the district's size to the town's limits at the annual meeting bringing a new fire protection and street lighting charge to new members.

United Counseling Service brings Me2/ Orchestra to Southern Vermont Arts Center

Me2/ Orchestra is a classical music organization created for people with mental illnesses and those who support them, with a mission of erasing the stigma of mental illness.

Pittsfield Council Refers FY24 Budget Items to Committee of Whole

The proposed operating budget for FY24 is $205,634,497 — almost $17,000,000 or 8.9 percent higher than the this year's budget of $188,822,018.

Mount Greylock Regional School Presents 'Peter and the Starcatcher'

Performances are Friday, May 12, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, May 13, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Wigwam Owners Reopening Miss Adams Diner, See Future in Adams

The couple, also owners of the Wigwam in North Adams, talked about their plans during a presentation last week to the Board of Selectmen about their interest in the community in which Gelinas grew up.

Provider Profile – Suzanne Childs, BHS Occupational Therapist

Across the country, there are nearly 135,000 Occupational Therapists, and Suzanne Childs, who provides this specialized care at the Center for Rehabilitation at BMC, says OT goes beyond helping someone regain their functions for work.

Granola for Good: Healthy Granola Collection

The drive will be held through the month of May.

BHS Relaxing COVID-19 Infection Control Guideline

BHS is relaxing many of its COVID-19 infection control guidelines effective Thursday, May 11, 2023.

Market 32 Campaign Supports Local Food Banks

From May 1 to June 30, customers will be given the opportunity to round up their totals at the register to help provide local food banks with the means to purchase milk and other nutritious foods for the families they serve.

Drury High School Honor Roll

The Drury High School Honor Roll for the third quarter of the 2022-2023 school year.