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Pittsfield Health Board Considers Green Burials
The use of green burials is rising and the Board of Health wants to be prepared in case they are requested in the city.
WCMA Awarded Grant To Support Energy Efficiency in New...
With $14.1M Conferred to Date to Arts Organizations Across the Country in Support of Climate Action, Frankenthaler Climate Initiative Advances New Standards of Energy Efficiency, Sustainability, and Resiliency in the Arts
Berkshire Pulse Welcomes New Board Members
Berkshire Pulse, South County's dance and performing arts education center, announced the recent appointment of 3 new members to its board of directors
Smith Bros.-McAndrews Insurances Opens in New Offices
President and CEO David Bissaillon purchased the vacant restaurant, which closed in 2019, as a permanent home last year for the legacy company, which offers a wide array of personal and business insurance.
South County Towns to Share Housing Rehabilitation...
The funds provide a 0 percent interest, deferred payment loan of up to $50,000, which is forgivable if the homeowner remains in the residence for at least 15 years.
The Classical Beat: Tanglewood, Sevenars Offer...
During this penultimate week of the Tanglewood Music Festival, the spotlight will focus on a wide range of standard repertoire in both the concerto and symphony genres
North Adams Council Sets School Debt Exclusion Vote
This final adoption paves the way for two community forums and a debt exclusion vote scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 8, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at St. Elizabeth's Parish Center.
Park Square Maple Couldn't Weather Summer Storms
A large limb from a 32-foot sugar maple in the park fell next to the fountain area over the weekend. Caution tape and traffic barrels now surround the aftermath.
Pittsfield Nonprofit Asks for Building Permit...
The Westside Legends would like a helping hand from the city in the form of fee forgiveness for an upcoming condo project.
Williamstown Planning Board Reduces Parking Lot for...
Williams College will be back before the Zoning Board of Appeals on Thursday for a development plan review for the school's planned art museum at the Field Park rotary.
Dalton's Orchard Road Reconstruction Pushed to 2025
The last estimate for construction was overly optimistic because, at the time, it was unclear how long obtaining the two easements would take, Town Manager Thomas Hutcheson said.
Mass DEP Officials Visit Hoosic Riverbank...
The Conservation Commission on Thursday heard that the town is making progress on gaining approval for a riverbank stabilization plan near North Street.
Hogeland Stepping Down from Williamstown Select Board
For nearly two decades, Andrew Hogeland has demonstrated a sense of civic duty and a commitment to his adopted hometown.
State Grant Supports Pedestrian Safety on Pittsfield's...
A $235,000 boost from the state will fund "road diet" improvements on West Street, a corridor that saw two pedestrian fatalities last year.
Mini-Golf Course Proposed in Pittsfield
The Conservation Commission last week again continued a notice of intent application from K&M Bowling for a mini-golf course at 555 Dalton Ave.
2nd Street to Present 'REPAIR'
Three free performances to feature storytelling, music and movement
Dalton Climate Panel Stresses Funding Needs,...
Over the course of about 10 months, volunteers will be working with the consultant Blue Strike Environmental to develop a plan in an attempt to achieve net zero by 2050, in line with the state's goal.
Clarksburg School Gets New Playground Equipment,...
The school received a $64,000 Feigenbaum Foundation grant a couple years ago, but because of supply and shipping delays from the pandemic, the equipment was not delivered until this past winter.
Triplex Screens Norman Mailer Documentary
Following the Aug. 9 screening will be a talkback with Mailer's daughter Maggie, who lives in Lenox and Lenox bookstore owner Matt Tannenbaum.
North Adams ConCom Balks at Using Herbicides Near...
Nearly a dozen residents attended Monday's Conservation Commission meeting to express opposition to a forest management plan that will include logging and the use of herbicides near Notch Reservoir.