Veteran Spotlight: Airman 1st Class Tim Flynn

Tim Flynn served his country in the Air Force as an airman first class from 1963 to 1967 and is a Vietnam veteran.

Black Bears Reach Final of Spring Fling Tourney

The Hartford Junior Wolfpack scored four straight goals to earn a 4-1 win over the Northern Berkshire Black Bears in the 14-and-under A Division final at the 2023 Spring Fling.

Pittsfield Council to Tackle North Street Petitions on Tuesday

The conversation also brought forward many bike lane supporters who said that the lanes are a means of safety. Disability Commissioner Patricia Sheely said she is against putting a safety issue up for a vote.

Former EOE Systems Supervisor Violates Conflict of Interest Law

Uppaluri signed a Disposition Agreement in which she admitted to the violations and waived her right to a hearing.

Big Y donates almost $44,000 to Local Breast Cancer Groups

Local donations include the Women's Imaging Center at Berkshire Medical Center.

Southern Berkshire Chamber Honors Women in the Workforce

Business and community leaders recognized two women for their personal and community efforts and heard from a panel of women about mentorship on Wednesday.

MCLA Baseball Splits on Florida Trip

The MCLA baseball team Saturday split a double-header with Maine-Farmington, winning the first game, 9-7, and falling in the nightcap, 5-4.

Williams' Men's, Women's Lacrosse Each Win

Jesse Shapiro scored six goals Saturday to lead the Williams College men's lacrosse team to a 15-8 win over Colby.

DA Shugrue Unveils Berkshire DA Website

Many District Attorney's Offices throughout the state and country provide their constituents with informative webpages outside of state portals.

Pittsfield Fire Department Pins Captains, Lieutenants

Three captains and five lieutenants were pinned by friends and loved ones during a ceremony at Taconic High School. A new badge was placed on the men's class A Uniforms.

Governor Launches Emergency Management Training and Education Center

Led by the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), this comprehensive training program will provide advanced education and expanded resources to New England's emergency management professionals, who face evolving challenges due to the increasing complexity and frequency of crisis events.

FEMA Awards Nearly $1.4 Million to Mass for COVID-19 Supplies

The $1,377,794 Public Assistance grant will reimburse the Massachusetts Department of Public Health for the cost of personal protective equipment (PPE) and supplies purchased to address COVID-19.

Mount Greylock Officials to Liquidate Capital Gift to Fund Track & Field

Miller reiterated his enthusiastic support for completing the track and field project after so many years of discussion but also made a final case for not entirely spending down the capital gift.

Pittsfield Celebrates 25 Years of Twinning With Irish Sister City

Pittsfield has "twinned" with Ballina, Ireland, for 25 years now, a partnership that has been filled with learning, community, and the occasional exchange of whiskey.

Firm Chosen for Pittsfield Schools Restructuring Study

Curtis reviewed the study's components which range from gathering information, analyzing, and documenting to presentation.

Eagle Street Gallery a Portal to Immersive Experiences

Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art is known for exhibiting that type of art and Farrington wanted to bring a tiny piece of the Mass MoCA experience downtown, for free.

Registration Now Open for Nonprofit Leadership Conference

The 2023 IFT will offer 18 educational workshops and networking opportunities led by experts in the nonprofit sector. Participants can sign up for any of the workshops on topics ranging from strategic planning and fundraising to inclusion and board development.

Youth Health Collaborative Takes Lead on March nbCC Forum

The Youth Health Collaborative will provide their answers to the question "What is it like being a young person in Northern Berkshire County?"

How to Control Your Emotions and Make Better Decisions

Trading can be a highly stressful activity, and emotions can often get in the way of making rational decisions. Trading psychology is an important thing to think about if you want to be a successful trader.

Clark Art 2023 Summer Exhibitions

Leading its summer exhibition schedule is a presentation of works by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch featuring more than eighty-five paintings, prints, and drawings. The Clark is the only U.S. venue for this international exhibition that explores new themes in the artist's landscapes.

BCC Now Admitting Students into Respiratory Care Program

Greylock/Brayton School Project Will Look at Grade Reconfiguration

The Brayton/Greylock school project is back in the feasibility phase along with expanded options for the School Building Committee to review.

Lanesborough Voters Reject Police/Ambulance Station

Voters shot down a proposed $5.9 million public safety complex 139-214 on Thursday. They did approve nine other articles on the warrant, including accepting $150,000 from the Baker Hill Road District to purchase the land where the police and ambulance station would have been located.

Dalton Board of Health Talks Permits With Stationery Factory

The Board of Health earlier this week discussed some of the issues facing the Stationery Factory in hosting events, including catering permits and kitchen inspections.

March Vermont Hunter Education Courses

A person must pass the hunter education course before they can purchase their first hunting license.