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Du Bois Freedom Center Welcomes New Executive Director
The chance to educate people about the legacy of civil rights pioneer W.E.B Du Bois drew Ny Whitaker to become the first executive director of the Du Bois Freedom Center.
New ServiceNet Shelter 'The Pearl' Opens in Pittsfield
The Pearl aims to provide a sense of community for folks experiencing homelessness while connecting them with services to aid their situation.
1Berkshire Selected Inaugural Economic Recovery Corps...
Cody Chamberlain of North Adams was selected by the IEDC and matched with 1Berkshire over a five-month application process.
School Subcommittee Recommends Closure of Greylock...
The schools' Facilities and Finance subcommittee is recommending that Greylock School close at the end of this school year.
Downtown Pittsfield Corridors to be Revitalized...
Community members got a look at the project and weighed in on downtown needs during a community feedback night at Hot Plate Brewing Co. on Wednesday.
Dalton Finance Committee Approves Select Board Budget...
The Finance Committee approved a number of budgets that are under $20,000 in bulk after reviewing them during its meeting Wednesday night.
MCLA Kicks off 2024 Green Living Seminar
Presentations occur every Thursday at 5 p.m. in the Feigenbaum Center for Science and Innovation (FCSI) Room 121.
Pittsfield Historical Commission to Weigh In on...
Planners were taken aback by the correspondence, as a raised and elevated option had been endorsed months ago, and Epsilon Associates was hired to guide these conversations.
Berkshire Museums New Exhibits Illuminate Text and...
Berkshire Museum's two new exhibits are illuminating — one looks at the artistic act of handwritten and decorated text and the other at the last third of the institution's history.
Equines Promote Human Connections at Berkshire...
Sumner wants everyone to be able to access this model for life-changing outcomes. Individuals can access therapeutic sessions on a sliding scale, based on need.
BRPC Sees What State Economic Plan Means for Rural...
The Berkshire Regional Planning Commission got a look at the state's 2023 economic development plan and what it means for rural communities.
Pittsfield Historical Commission OKs GE Demos
The Historical Commission on Monday gave the OK for demolition requests for Buildings 12 and 14, located along Tyler Street Extension and the railway. Building 100 sits between the two and is not part of the project.
Berkshire Health Group Sets 7% Rate Hike for Fiscal...
That was the decision of the BHG board at a two-hour meeting Monday morning at the Charles H. McCann Technical School.
State Historical Commission Favors Wahconah Park...
Planners said they are are willing to work with Mass Historic and are considering hiring a historic preservation consultant to work as a liaison.
PHS Students Showing Love With Art Show and Fundraiser
Pittsfield High School students are spreading the love with an art show and fundraiser before Valentine's Day.
New Pittsfield Councilors Reflect on MMA Conference
Councilor at Large Alisa Costa and Ward 7 Councilor Rhonda Serre attended for the first time after being elected to office in November.
Williamstown Community Preservation Committee Advances...
The first break the CPC got on Wednesday was when its total number of applicants dropped from six to five.
With Funding Acquired, Residents Updated on Pontoosuc...
The project is closer to breaking ground thanks to a $500,000 boost from the state Executive Office of Energy Environmental Affairs that will be matched by city funds.
Weekend Outlook: Mass MoCA Free Day, Live Music, and...
Berkshire County is hosting a variety of events this weekend including live music, free museum admission, workshops, and more.