Adams Community Bank Promotes Nine Employees

Charles P. O'Brien, Adams Community Bank President, congratulated these individuals on their recent promotions, noting their longevity with ACB.

Berkshire County Braces for Another Winter Storm

Expect heavy mixed precipitation with total snow accumulations of 4 to 9 inches. A light ice accumulation is also possible.

Ventfort Hall Announce New Executive Director

She was previously a management consultant and entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in banking, financial technology, and marketing.

Pittsfield Commission Supports Park Square Tree Plan

The panel endorsed a plan to remove four trees and plant seven, including an evergreen that will serve as the city's permanent Christmas tree.

Pittsfield High School First Quarter Honor Roll

Of the 655 students enrolled, 292 students, or 45 percent, achieved high honors, and 80 students, or 12 percent, earned honors.

Watch out for tax season scams

Lenox 2023 Annual Street Listing/Census

The Annual Street Listing/Census is a requirement of Massachusetts General Law (MGL) and is a helpful tool when gathering data for grants and vital reports that benefit the Town and its residents.

Pittsfield Affordable Housing Trust Hears Ins & Outs of Development

The panel is early in its work. It met for the first time in the fall after being established by the City Council over the summer.

Dalton First Responders Recognized for Aiding Mother and Newborn

They only made it as far as the Windsor/Dalton line when Charliegh Mae Maloney decide it was time to enter the world.

Wayfair Closing Pittsfield Call Center; Employees Will Go Virtual

Now the company is planning to close that center by July and shift its 40-person staff to virtual work.

Miss Hall's School Names Business Administrator

Gordon, who brings experience in nonprofit finance, higher education administration, strategic planning, student and residential life, and operations, most recently served as Director of Student Administrative Affairs, Strategy and Planning at Williams College.

Central Berkshire Regional Eyes Nearly 6% Increase in FY24

The Central Berkshire Regional School District is anticipating a 5.86 percent increase for fiscal 2024, which translates to nearly $2 million over this year.

Reproductive Rights Rally Held on 50th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade

Birns also pointed out that the loss of federally protected abortion affects all women but is a serious threat to vulnerable populations with the fewest resources.

Pittsfield School Panel Supports 'Culture & Community' Course

The one-semester course is designed to provide students with language and skills to understand their own identity and the identities of others in their community, communicate effectively with diverse populations, understand privilege and bias, and take action to change discriminatory practices.

Clark Art Hosts Virtual Talk on 18th Century French Drawings

The virtual talk takes place at 7 pm on Zoom.

Colonial Gardens Without Water Due to Private Line Water Main Break

When this break occurred, CodeRED communications were shared with the residents of the impacted neighborhoods. An additional CodeRED message will be shared today.

SVHC Weekly Health Update: Jan. 20

BCArc Names Executive Vice President

In addition, Sonja will assist the President & CEO with strategic planning initiatives.

Berkshire Athenaeum to Host Community Health and Wellness Fair

The fair will be held noon-3 p.m. in the library's auditorium.

Williamstown Fire Station Committee Defends Size, Cost of Project

Two members of the Select Board on Wednesday urged the Fire District's Building Committee to use the next month to find cost savings in an estimated $25 million building project.

Second Chance Composting Offers Food, Organic Waste Disposal

Second Chance Composting hopes to offer everyone in the Northern Berkshires and Southern Vermont the chance to properly dispose of food and organic waste.

Storm Bringing Upwards of Foot of Snow Over the Region

Another storm moving through the region could mean up to a foot of snow over North Berkshire and the hilltowns through Monday.

Adams Community Bank Donates to Local Nonprofits

ACB's Senior Vice President of Communications and Community Engagement Maureen Baran presented donations to several Berkshire County nonprofits.

Adams' Mount Royal Inn Still Waiting on License

The board is waiting on a final inspection for the motel after discussing it again on Wednesday. Building Commissioner Gerald Garner said the building had been vacated, pending that inspection.

Pittsfield Cultural Council Seeks to Make Public Art Guide

On Wednesday, the panel voted in favor of the project after it was suggested by member Abigail Allard. They agreed that this would be a great resource if it is feasible.