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Williamstown Names Bicycle/Pedestrian Path
The board Monday briefly considered whether it should allow for one more round of community response to the suggested name before holding a vote.
Vacant North Adams Bank Being Developed for Retail,...
Latent Build is looking to "break the cycle" with "substantial improvements" to the full 20,000-square-foot site that will create a pedestrian destination.
Pittsfield Historical OKs Demos for Fire-Gutted Home,...
The 2021 fire destroyed most features of the house such as doors and windows. It was believed to be a two-family home at the time. Less than a month after the fire, owner Stephen Furey passed away at the age of 55.
1Berkshire Welcomes Youth Leadership Program Class
This group of 27 rising high school juniors from across the Berkshires was selected through a competitive application process to begin a year-long leadership development program that kicked off in June with a three-day, two-night retreat held at Camp Becket.
Pittsfield's West Nile Risk Elevated; Council Asked to...
With three cases of West Nile virus found in recent sampled mosquitos, the City Council on Tuesday will tackle requests to resume adulticide spraying.
Pickleball Coming to Springside Park in the Fall
Located in the northeast corner of Springside Park near the Doyle Softball Complex on Benedict Road, it will feature six courts and a small parking lot.
1Berkshire Awards 52 Facade Improvement Grants
Work associated with the grant awards is complete in many cases and still underway for some.
Former North Adams School Finding New Life as...
Moresi purchased the former elementary school from the city in December 2020 for $225,000 and has invested about $2.5 million into creating 14 one- and two-bedroom apartments and a studio in the 1896 building.
Third Mosquito in Pittsfield Tests Positive for West...
The sample was taken in the vicinity of Allendale
Clarksburg Officials Still Hope for Emergency Funds...
The flooding at Town Hall has been estimated at $51,000 but Town Administrator Carl McKinney told the Select Board on Wednesday that this will be covered by insurance.
DATE CHANGE: Pittsfield to Host Public Meeting on West...
Attendees will have an opportunity to share their thoughts and provide input on the project.
Trustees Receive Grant to Digitalize Ashley House...
The Ashley House (1735) in Sheffield is the earliest surviving house in Berkshire County and was the home of John and Hannah Ashley.
Healey Signs $56B State Budget for Fiscal 2024
Gov. Maura Healey on Wednesday morning signed a $55.98 billion state budget for fiscal 2024 that includes a half-million in earmarks for Berkshire County projects.
Mount Everett Artists Featured in Exhibit
The student artwork will be displayed on Friday, Aug. 4, for First Friday in Pittsfield, until Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Tourists Presents Preliminary Plans for $17M Expansion
Partnership principal Benjamin Svenson and project manager Eric Kerns laid out a vision to the City Council on Tuesday to rejuvenate the century-old mill, bring in more revenue for the city and become a midway point on the bike trail between North Adams Williamstown.
W.E.B. Du Bois Sculpture Project Selects Artist
Richard Blake earned a degree from the Tyler School of Fine Arts, Temple University. He recently completed a statue of Frederick Douglass for Abolition Park in New Bedford.
Dalton Welcomes Born Learning Trail at Pinegrove Park
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was on Friday held for the trail that is part of a national campaign by United Way.
Pittsfield ConCom OKs Taconic Track and State Forest...
The high school's track has been cited for its drainage issues and called an "accident waiting to happen" by community members. Conditions have also caused many cancellations.
Blackinton Mill Presentation Planned at North Adams...
The owners of the Tourists resort are planning a $17 million expansion of the facility into the Blackinton Mill that's estimated to add at least 25 new full-time job.
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