 Veteran Spotlight: Seaman 1st Class John KeatingAt 92 years of age, he is tremendously kind, genuine, highly intelligent and possesses an extraordinary memory.  MassDOT Launches Billboard Design ContestThe contest is open to all students who are currently enrolled in colleges and universities in Massachusetts.  Transgender Day of Visibility: Q&A With Local Transgender LeadersTransgender Day of Visibility on Friday, and the past week, set aside time to raise awareness of the resources available to support transgender people and create a discussion that will lead to a path of improvement.  Williamstown Library Seeking ARPA Funds for Building StudyMilne Public Library officials last week asked the Select Board to allocate American Rescue Plan Act funds to pay for an architect's analysis of the Main Street facility.  Vermont Trout Season Opens April 8Despite lingering snow cover in some areas of the state, the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department says anglers can still have fun and be successful early in the season if they keep a few strategies in mind. Director of Victim Witness Advocates for the District Attorney’s Office AcknowledgedDirector Kibby-Peirce was hired in 1992 by Berkshire County's first District Attorney, Gerard D. Downing. Kibby-Peirce has served as an advocate, mentor, and trainer during her 30-year tenure.  Williamstown Doughnut Striving for Laid-Back Vibe, Weed HumorLogan Maestri's has been working the last two years to bring the vision of his doughnut shop, Maestri's Munchies, to life. Williams' Men's, Women's Lacrosse Beat BatesPearse Glavin Saturday scored five goals to lead the Williams College men's lacrosse team to an 18-6 win over Bates. MCLA Women's Lax Drops League OpenerTaylor Sujko scored three goals and set up two more to lead the Salem State women's lacrosse team to a 21-4 win over MCLA in the Trailblazers's MASCAC opener. Pittsfield HEALing Communities ForumThursday, April 6, on Pittsfield Community Television (PCTV).  Letter: Disappointing Responses to MCLA Homeless ProposalThe stereotypes of homelessness have been alive and well among our local leaders and among the public. The conjured images of filthy drug addicts pushing shopping carts and begging for money have been splattered across social media and whispered over back fences. Lenox Sidewalk Rehabilitation on Walker St.Work will begin in front of Town Hall, 6 Walker St., continue to the corner of Church St. and Walker St., before proceeding to the corner of Kemble St. and Walker St.  Pittsfield Man Running Marathon to Raise Funds for Boston Children's HospitalLast year, White found a new way to take that positive energy and put it to work supporting the broader community. Adams Officials Hear Future Capital Plans for McCannThe Selectmen and Financial Committee saw the $11.5 million McCann Technical school budget and were presented with some future capital projects Governor Appoints MBTA General ManagerEng is an engineer with nearly 40 years of experience in transportation, including as President of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's (MTA) Long Island Rail Road and Interim President of New York City Transit.  Four People (and One Dog) Recognized for Community ContributionsPittsfield Police Officer Darren Derby, Heather Derby and Pittsfield comfort dog Officer Winston were presented the William Johnson Unsung Hero Award. Bridgewater State Baseball Tops MCLAScott Emerson went 3-for-5 with a double and a triple to lead the Bridgewater State baseball team to an 11-3 win over MCLA on Friday in the Trailblazers’ MASCAC opener. North Adams Loses Another City ClerkVallieres is the latest in a series of clerks who have quit the office before completing their three-year terms.  Arts & Cultural Groups Celebrate Millions in Local Grant AwardsArtists and creative organizations from around Western Massachusetts celebrated on Friday the awarding of more than $9 million in grants through the Massachusetts Cultural Council to help with recovery after the pandemic. Hinsdale Man Pleads Guilty to Motor Vehicular HomicideThe accident occurred on Route 8 in Sandisfield on Dec. 12, 2021. Police responded to the scene a little after 3:00pm  Understanding and Untangling ColonizationUnderstanding and Untangling Colonization is a workshop designed to better understand the ongoing effects of settler colonization within societies, communities, organizations, and conservation and discuss strategies to decolonize and become better allies and accomplices.  Williamstown on Track to Try Electronic Voting at Town MeetingThe meeting began with a presentation from Peter Babel of Meridia Interactive Solutions, who explained how the company's interactive "clickers" could be used to expedite the voting process at town meeting. Miss Adams Diner ClosedOleskiewicz hopes to find a buyer for the building or possibly lease it to someone. Weekend Outlook: Trivia, Easter Bunny Meet & Greets, and MoreBerkshire County is having a variety of events including Easter Bunny Meet and Greets, festivals, and more.  Clark Art Presents Lecture on 'Portals'The free talk is presented in the Clark’s auditorium, located in the Manton Research Center. |
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