 Bromley's 'Mom's Day Off' Cancer Fundraiser Set for MarchOnce again, this year's event will benefit women's breast cancer care at the Southwestern Vermont Regional Cancer Center in Bennington, part of Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC).  North Adams Youth Basketball to Unveil Mural at Armory on SaturdayOn Saturday at noon, North Adams Youth Basketball League will unveil a mural it commissioned to adorn the walls surrounding the court at the Ashland Street venue.  Valentine Cabaret and Tea at Ventfort HallTickets to attend the concert are $45 per person, $35 per person for Berkshire County residents with ID.  Local Leaders Elected as MMA Group OfficersSeveral Berkshire County elected officials and administrators have been named to leadership roles in the member groups of the Massachusetts Municipal Association, which held its annual meeting and trade show the weekend of Jan. 20.  Clark Art Virtual Talk With Furniture DesignerThe lecture is presented as part of the Clark's Conversations with Artists series. 2nd Street to Hold Clinic on Sealing Criminal RecordsThe clinic will be held at the 2nd Street offices, located at 264 Second Street, Pittsfield. Private consultations will be available.  Pittsfield School Committee Votes Taconic All-VocationalIn a historic move fueled by the growing demand for skilled tradespeople and the evolution of career technical education, the School Committee has decided that Taconic is a solely vocational school. North Adams Taxi Put on ProbationThe City Council on Tuesday issued a stern warning and 30 days of probation to a local taxi company. Williamstown Select Board Allocates Part of Town's ARPA FundsThe four members of the board in attendance at Monday's meeting held off on deciding how to allocate the balance of the town's ARPA funds — nearly $1.4 million. Pittsfield Woman Pleads Guilty to LarcenyThe defendant was sentenced to 2 to 5 years in state prison, both counts concurrent, by Judge Agostini.  Can you reduce the Medicare surcharge?Before you turn 65, you’ll want to become familiar with Medicare’s rules and features. And if you're a high earner, you’ll want to be especially aware of the Medicare premium surcharge — because, over time, it can add up to some significant dollars. Hot Plate Brewery Debuts in Downtown Pittsfield on ThursdayOwners Sarah Real and Mike Dell'Aquila will debut the micro-brewery to the public with six beers on tap starting at 4 p.m.  Cramped Dalton Fire Department Seeking Expansion OptionsOne option under discussion is purchasing the Dalton Garage with its three bays across from the current station.  Clark Art Hosts Concert By Bill Nace and Matt KreftingNace and Krefting bring their experimental sounds to the Clark on the heels of their new LP release "The Academy." Pittsfield Parade Committee Announces 2023 ThemeParade Committee Chairman Peter Marchetti said about 17 ideas were tossed out by the committee.  Lenox Library to Host Lecture by HistorianThe lecture is free and open to the public and will take place in the main reading room of the Library, located at 18 Main Street, Lenox. St. Stans Quarter 2 Honor RollA student merits High Honors for an average of 93 or higher. A student merits Honors for an average between 85 and 92.9. McCann Gets $600K Grant for Practical Nursing ExpansionMcCann Technical School has received a $600,000 state grant to expand its practical nursing program.  Berkshire Health Group Sets Minimal Increase for Fiscal 2024But the impact for many could be closer to a 9 percent hike depending on how they budgeted for health insurance costs in FY23. Two Pedestrians Struck By Car in PittsfieldA 2015 Toyota Yaris operated by Loraine Utter, an 84-year-old Pittsfield resident, was traveling west on West St. in the 300 block when she struck two pedestrians who were crossing near Dorothy Amos Park.  Clark Art Fun on First Sunday ProgramAdmission to the galleries and special exhibitions is free all day, and visitors can enjoy activities from 1–4 pm. Dalton Select Board Votes to Hold Off on Certain Voting Options for Local ElectionThe Select Board voted to hold off on offering early voting by mail or in person for for the local election on May 8.  Market 32 Earns URAC Reaccreditation in Specialty PharmacyThe company first launched specialty pharmacy services in 2015. Downtown Pittsfield Inc. Proposes Diagonal Parking on North StreetOn Thursday the Traffic Commission referred her petition to the Commissioner of Public Services and Utilities Ricardo Morales and the new City Engineer Tyler Shedd. Pittsfield Police Investigating Shooting at Zen's PubResponding officers located blood at the scene and they found a firearm a short distance away. |
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