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Permanent Supportive Housing Coming to Pittsfield Soon
Berkshire Housing Development Corp. has a few projects in the pipeline and hopes to start construction soon.
Developer Plans $11M Renovation of Adams Memorial...
The Selectmen on Wednesday night voted to award the bid to Mackin Construction Co. Inc. of Greenfield, which plans to invest $11 million to build out 20 or more one- and two-bedroom apartments in the three-story classroom wing that parallels Columbia Street.
Pittsfield Subcommittee Supports Arrowhead Sewer...
The Finance Committee on Monday supported a $650,000 borrowing under the Sewer Enterprise Fund for a connection to Herman Melville's Arrowhead.
Adams Begins Review of $19M Fiscal 2025 Budget
own officials started the review of the $19 million fiscal 2025 spending plan on Tuesday, beginning with general government, executive, finance and technology budgets.
Pittsfield and State Clash Over Causeway Project,...
The city and the state Department of Transportation are clashing over logistics of the Dan Casey Memorial Drive reconstruction, halting its progress.
Drury Performing Arts To Stage 'SpongeBob SquarePants...
Performances will be held on Friday, April 5, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, April 6, at 3 and 7 p.m.
Clark Art Lecture on Social Inequality and Urban...
Free. Accessible seats available.
Pittsfield Council OKs Car Wash at Former Dakota...
After much debate and some alterations, the City Council approved a special permit for a car wash at the former Dakota Steakhouse.
Northern Tier Rail Gets Strong Support at Hearing
Local officials and residents expressed strong support for developing the Northern Tier Passenger Rail proposal that would bring rail transit from North Adams to Boston.
Community Hero of the Month: Officer Stephanie Mirante
School Resource Officer Stephanie Mirante has been selected for the March Community Hero of the Month.
Air Quality Analysis Required for State Permits Near...
The Department of Environmental Protection will require key air permit applicants to assess 33 environmental, health, and socioeconomic indicators?
Williamstown Residents Concerned over Impact of...
Drainage was the chief concern of the residents who turned out for Wednesday's informational meeting about a planned five-home development off Summer Street.
Weekend Outlook: Easter & More
The event will also feature a photo opportunity with the Easter Bunny and treats including cookies, doughnuts, hot chocolate, and more.
EPA Lays Out Draft Plan for PCB Remediation in...
U.S. The Environmental Protection Agency and General Electric have a preliminary plan to remediate polychlorinated biphenyls from the city's Rest of River stretch by 2032.
Crosby/Conte Statement of Interest Gets OK From...
The City Council on Tuesday unanimously gave Superintendent Joseph Curtis the green light for the SOI to the Massachusetts School Building Authority by April 12.
Drury High School to Host End-of-Year Showcase
The event will highlight student achievements and the school's learning environment.
Clarksburg Gets 3 Years of Free Cash Certified
Some $231,000 in stabilization was used last year to reduce the tax rate — draining the account. The town's had minimal reserves for the past nine months.
Pittsfield CPA Committee Funds Half of FY24 Requests
The projects not making the cut were in the historic preservation and open space and recreation categories and though they were seen as interesting and valuable projects, the urgency was not prevalent enough for this cycle.
Dalton Committee Seeks Funding for Invasive Species
The Open Space and Recreation Committee discussed addressing the invasive species at the Pines trailhead during its meeting last week.