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Lemonade Stand Raises Funds to Support Families...
This year Elliot raised $2,020 in donations and sales for the organization dedicated to "brightening the lives of children battling cancer, and their families."
Q&A With Local Film Professionals
Even during the pandemic, the local film industry was flourishing, the trio said. Between them, they have worked on four feature films since fall 2021, two of which have had recent 2023 world premieres at Sundance and Tribeca film festivals.
Northern Berkshire Habitat Shed Raffle Raises...
Habitat construction volunteers took a break from their latest project on Maple Street on Saturday to draw the winning name in the shed raffle.
North Adams Schools Offer Summer Programs From K to...
About 200 children are attending the district's 21st Century Program through July, and new activities include internships for high school students. The programs are funded largely through grant funding, including 21st Century and special education grants.
North Adams Seeks Input on School Project
The NAPS School Building Committee is seeking community feedback about the options being considered and strongly encourages all community members to participate in the survey so their input can be included.
Lee Bank Distributes Second Grant Funding Round of...
Recipients were awarded grants ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 to support their local programming.
Clarksburg Getting Free Technical Help on Wastewater...
The town has an intermunicipal agreement with North Adams to take its waste for processing at the Hoosac Water Quality District, which is a shared operation of North Adams and Williamstown.
Governor Appoints New Members of the Department of...
The MassDOT Board of Directors serves as the governing authority for MassDOT.
Windrush Commons Opening Small Step for Area...
Community leaders, local officials, project partners, and residents celebrated this first crucial step in addressing the housing crisis in the area.
Dalton Briefs: Bardin Property, Sidewalk & Town Hall...
The Select Board was given updates on a variety of projects and bids during its meeting on Monday night including, the Bardin Property bid, sidewalk repairs, and Town Hall renovations.
North County Reacts With Excitement, Cautious Optimism...
The North County Cares Coalition, made up of residents and former employees at the hospital, advocated at first weekly and, as time went on, every anniversary since 2014 to keep the idea of the hospital alive.
Lanesborough Re-Hires Designer for Police/EMS Proposal
The town has entered into another designer agreement with Jacunski Humes Architects LLC for a second go at a public safety building proposal.
Waste-to-Hydrogen Technology Pitched to Williamstown...
Fenn was before the Select Board on Monday to ask Williamstown to take the first step in exploring that new approach: converting non-recyclables at the local level to produce hydrogen for fuel and industrial grade limestone.
BRTA Gets 'Clean Bus' Grant
The project will improve transit worker safety, state of good repair, and increase service reliability for riders.?
Crust Pizza Obtains Alcohol License for Williamstown...
Crust owner Jim Cervone told the board that he hoped to open a second location for the PIttsfield pizza shop in late August or early September.
Dalton Select Board Turns Down Citizens' Energy Credit...
The town already has sufficient net metering credits for its current electricity supply through Rockwood and would not be able to absorb the credits offered by Citizens.
Exorbitant Housing Prices, Limited Options for...
Local leaders highlighted housing needs at a public input meeting with the Affordable Housing Trust on Wednesday.
Williamstown Con Comm OKs Water Street Development
The Conservation Commission on Thursday set conditions for what is now planned for a 16-unit residential development on the site of the former Grange Hall on Water Street.
State Releases $14B Capital Investment Plan
The more than $14 billion in investments in the FY24-FY28 CIP complement and build on the funding proposed in the administration's inaugural operating budget, with a particular emphasis on advancing climate, economic development and housing goals – including the creation of a new $97 million HousingWorks program.??
Pay Equity Study Calls For Better Compensation in Arts...
The longevity of arts organizations depends on properly compensating employees, sector professionals say.