Pittsfield Police Threaten Criminal Charges for Orbeez GunsThe Police Department has doubled down on the school district's public warning about toy gel guns. Clarksburg OKs $5.1M Budget; Moves CPA Adoption ForwardThe annual town meeting sped through the questions on Wednesday night, swiftly passing a total budget of $5.1 million for fiscal 2025 with no comments. Springside Pump Track Designers Scaling Back Over High CostsA 50 percent jump in construction costs has put a roadblock in the proposed pump track at Springside Park but the commitment remains. Letter: Elect Deborah Maynard in LanesboroughWhy I'm voting for Deborah Maynard for the Lanesborough Select Board. BRPC Invites Applications to the Home Modification Loan Program0 percent interest loans available to qualifying households LVBC Annual Virtual Fundraiser: 30 in 30Participants are encouraged to pledge to complete 30 miles of walking, running, hiking, or biking from June 1 to June 30. The event is open to individuals across the United States. Incumbents Returned to Williamstown Prudential CommitteeA small crowd of residents convened for the district annual meeting that followed the election. All articles on the meeting warrant passed unanimously. Lee High School Announces Graduation Speakers For 2024The 147th graduation exercises of Lee High School will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 1, at Tanglewood in Lenox. Bidwell House: Exploring the History of New England RedwareThe impact of the Industrial Revolution on this production will also be emphasized, as well as 275 years' worth of archaeology in New England. Pittsfield Man Killed in Pedestrian CrashDavid Frye, 72, was traveling north on Second Street at about 7 p.m. when the collision occurred. Ghost Tour at Ventfort HallThere will be a tour on June 2 at 7 pm. Hoosac Valley School District Awarded Funds to Expand Pre-KIncluded in this eight is the Hoosac Valley Regional School District that, with community partners Childcare of the Berkshires and the Youth Center, will receive $328,000. Pittsfield Settles on $786K Reimbursement in Cannabis Dispensary LawsuitThe city will refund a sum of more than $786,000 to three local cannabis dispensaries for allegedly "unreasonable" Host Community Agreement fees, a lawsuit that has popped up around the state. North Adams Councilor Presses for City PlannerCity Councilor Andrew Fitch urged his colleagues on Tuesday to press the need for a city planner on the mayor. Dalton Planning Board Establishes Sidewalk SubcommitteeThe subcommittee will review the proposed sidewalk bylaw amendment that was not acted upon during the annual town meeting on May 7. PHS Proteus Theatre Hosts Annual Talent ShowcaseDirected by students Stephanie Martin, Aaliyah Johnson, and Kayla Hunter, the event will feature performances by PHS students. Majesty of the Berkshires Pride PageantStart Celebrating Pride Month a Day Early: Drag is Back at the Adams Theater on May 31 St. Stan's Students Get Crash Course in Accident ReconstructionAccording to Cahoon, there are three common elements that contribute to a crash: the driver, the vehicle, and the environment. Adams Theater: 'Robert Frost: This Verse Business'June 1 + 2Adams Theater Presents Acclaimed "Robert Frost: This Verse Business" with Gordon Clapp on June 1 + 2 Two Large Scale Drug Traffickers Arrested and ArraignedBoth Defendants were arrested on warrants following prior investigations into drug trafficking. North Adams Eagle's Bingo FundraiserOn Saturday, June 1, the North Adams Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary #310 will be hosting a fundraising event at the American Legion Hall in North Adams. The doors will open at noon, with bingo games starting promptly at 1 PM. CDCSB Purchases Former Thornwood InnCDCSB Adds a Significant Property for Workforce Development in Great Barrington. Berkshire Music School Annual GalaThis event will be held at Ventfort Hall, in Lenox. Guests will enjoy a catered reception, and then listen to a virtuosic performance in the historic hall. Pittsfield Public Schools Hold Unified Game DayThe event brought together not just the district's special needs children and mainstreaming students but also their families, administrators, and staff, all participating in a daylong Special Olympics event at Clapp Park. |
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