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Florida School's Pie Auction Raises $1,500 for Local...
The pie auction included other goodies, such as award-winning peanut butter and chocolate balls and a pumpkin roll, and goods were produced by teachers, staff, parents and classes at both the Florida school and Clarksburg School.
Pittsfield Receiving $500K State Grant for Pontoosuc...
The $500,000 boost is being matched by city funds, totaling $1 million, and construction is expected to begin next summer.
Williamstown Food Pantry Shares the Bounty at the...
For several hours on a recent Wednesday morning, Carol DeMayo and the volunteers of the Williamstown Food Pantry distributed Thanksgiving baskets to 93 families.
Williamstown Fire District Gets OKs from Planning...
The Williamstown Fire District last week received the last two local approvals it needed to build a new station on Main Street.
Little New Growth Leads to Tough Budget Choices in...
Rising costs plus flat revenues add up to a tricky budget season for Williamstown Town Manager Robert Menicocci this winter.
Mount Greylock School Committee Looks at New Library...
The 1,500-word proposed policy came to the full panel via its policy subcommittee and would appear to replace two existing policies, titled "Library Materials Selection and Adoption" and "Library Resources," that add up to about 800 words on the topic.
Thanksgiving Angels Descend with Meal Kits for...
For more than a decade, dozens of religious and community organizations have worked together to create free meal kits for those who would otherwise go without. These include everything needed for a Thanksgiving spread — even the turkey.
Berkshire Food Project Serves Up Thanksgiving Dinner
The free lunch program has for three decades made a point of ensuring anyone can get a turkey dinner with all trimmings — albeit a few days before the holiday.
'Ghost Bike' Memorializes Road Traffic Victims at...
Pairs of shoes were solemnly placed next to a "ghost bike" in front of City Hall on Sunday, the annual World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
BCC to Participate in Space Flight Experiment
BCC Foundation lends support to project
Pittsfield Affordable Housing Trust Launches Survey
It is aimed at local property owners and will provide needed information for the disbursement of trust funds.
Great Barrington Utility Boxes Get Graphic Facelift
These decorative additions to the otherwise drab utility boxes were a project of the town's Historic District Commission. The boxes are found mostly on sidewalk locations from Domaney's Liquors to the Big Y plaza.
Governor Appoints Secretary of Transportation
Tibbits-Nutt has been serving as Acting Secretary since mid-September and was previously Undersecretary for Transportation.
Mount Greylock Breaks Ground on Field, Track Project
Community volunteers, school officials, coaches and parents gathered just to the east of the school for a ground-breaking for the $4.3 million track and field project that will be completed at the site over the next couple of years.
Sidewalks Considered for Orchard Road Project in...
Boyle said the town can apply for Complete Streets funding for sidewalks through the MPO.
Pittsfield CPA Eligbility Applications Due This Week
From that time to Dec. 4, eligibility applications will be reviewed and accepted applicants will be invited to submit a funding application due in February.
Macksey Gives Updates on Demolitions, Road and Bridge...
The burned-out hulk on Houghton Street is expected to come down before the end of the year.
Williamstown Fire Station Project Clears Conservation...
The Williamstown Fire District last week cleared one of two local regulatory hurdles facing the new station project on Main Street.
Wahconah Park Panel Looks to Funding
While planners hope that grants and donations fund as much as possible, they are also looking into borrowing an amount that the tax levy could handle but have not yet determined the burden on taxpayers.
Simon's Rock Annual Founder's Day Lecture
The lecture will occur in the McConnell Theater in the Daniel Arts Center on campus. The event is free and open to the public.