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Public Projects Prominent in Williamstown in 2023
Three high-profile publicly funded projects that took years to get underway reached or neared the finish line in 2023.
Richmond Consolidated Students Collect Socks, Food for...
Students at Richmond Consolidated School recently concluded their annual food drive and sock drive, having collected 578 pairs of socks and more than 1,000 items of food.
Clark Art Free For Three Program
"Free for Three" program offers greater access to museum and exhibitions for all
Berkshire County Historical Society Elects New Board...
The Berkshire County Historical Society elected its board of directors and officers for 2024.
North Adams School Building Committee Looks Forward to...
The Massachusetts School Building Authority's board unanimously approved the school district's preliminary plans on Dec. 13 and has invited it into the next module: preferred schematic design.
Dalton Town Hall Lift Out of Order
Town Hall is down a lift because of safety concerns with the current one in the police station, the Americans with Disabilities Act Committee announced during its meeting on Monday night.
Dalton Gets Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Near...
The town is a step closer to having two electric vehicle charging stations at the Community Recreation Association. There are two EV ports per station.
1Berkshire Reviews Fulfilling Year at Annual Meeting
1Berkshire conducted 161 business consultations, supported the creation of 92 new jobs and $2.5 million in investment, and made strides with the Berkshire Tech Impact Collaborative and the Berkshire Blueprint 2.0.
Mayor Tyer to Join BCC as Executive Director of...
Tyer to take position in February 2024 after serving two terms as mayor
North Adams Regional Opening Moves Forward With State...
The request by Berkshire Health Systems for an original license was approved by the council last Wednesday; BHS received the official letter that the license was awarded on Friday.
Pittsfield Awarded PARC Grant
The project will construct a shoreline promenade walkway with seating, picnic tables, an ADA pathway, and a kayak/ canoe launch will be built.
Pittsfield Holds Bel Air Dam Removal Public Forum
The two-century-old dam has been an area of concern for over a decade due to its deterioration and contamination.
1Berkshire's Annual Meeting Highlights a Year of...
Focused on achievements of the past year, nearly 200 attendees gathered to hear the 1Berkshire team cover a year in review, program successes, and welcome new members to its Board of Directors.
Pittsfield Economic Development Panel Supports Wendell...
AM Management wants to convert a commercial building into "The Pointe" with 28 units, six of them designated affordable.
Dalton Uses Sewer Stabilization to Makeup Sewer Bill...
The last sewer bill that the town received from Pittsfield was $70,852.75 more than the originally estimated
Media & Technology Company Moving Headquarters to Mass...
The Mass MoCA Commission on Monday approved a tenant agreement for Kinetek Inc., which will relocate its headquarters from Montpelier, Vt., to Building 1.
Departing Pittsfield School Officials, Mayor Thanked...
Superintendent Joseph Curtis said they have been strong advocates for children and families, acting as much more than overseers.
BCC Helps BCArc Provide Better Mouth Care Training
BCArc offers a broad range of community-based services to individuals with developmental disabilities, brain injuries and autism.
MassDOT Secures Funds for Enhanced Boston-Albany...
Application approved for funding from the FRA's Corridor Identification and Development Program
Legislative Hearing in Pittsfield Tackles Inflated...
The session began with a panel discussion between legislators and state officials.