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Third Round of Community Empowerment and Reinvestment...
This year, the grant program will shift to a multi-year procurement cycle and will accept applications for projects that run from early 2024 through June 2026.
Wahconah Park Committee Focuses on Grandstand Over...
Deliberations about artificial turf versus natural grass at Wahconah Park will go on the back burner for now as efforts are focused on the grandstand.
Army Corps, North Adams Embark on $3M Study of Flood...
Seth Greenwald, project manager, presented a delighted Mayor Jennifer Macksey with the signed federal cost-sharing agreement with the Corps for the $3 million study.
Williamstown Prudential Committee Increases Fees,...
Following up on a request he made at the committee's July meeting, Chief Craig Pedercini asked the panel's permission to increase the fee for inspecting a residential property at the time of sale and institute fees for the business inspections the department conducts on an annual basis.
Lanesborough Public Safety Committee May Offer Three...
These include just a police station, a combined police and emergency medical services complex, and a complete facility with police, EMS, and the Fire Department.
North Adams Policy Panel Votes for Early, Upper...
Pending a vote next Tuesday, the North Adams Public Schools will go forward with two elementary programs.
Meadow Street Bridge Virtual Public Hearing
All views and comments submitted in response to the hearing will be reviewed and considered to the maximum extent possible.
Dalton Historical Continues Navigating Reissue of...
The book is a compilation of weekly columns by the Rev. Franklin L. "Cap" Couch that appeared in the now defunct Dalton News Record from 1972 to 1977.
Williamstown Group Seeking to Install 'Ancestors' at...
Bette Craig and Polly Macpherson met with the Diversity, Inclusion and Racial Equity Committee this week to talk about their goal of installing sculptures from Rose B. Simpson's "Counterculture" at Field Park.
Pittsfield Council OKs Acquisitions for Road...
The state Department of Transportation is planning an overhaul of the corridor that includes the conversion of North Street between Tyler Street and Stoddard Avenue into one-way southbound traffic, a roundabout, bike lanes and shared-use paths, and new sidewalks.
Berkshire Communities Get Culvert Replacement Grants
The Culvert Replacement Municipal Assistance (CRMA) Grant Program is one of the many resources the administration utilizes to help municipalities replace undersized and deteriorating culverts with crossings that meet improved design standards.
Dalton Water District Gets Lead Service Line Project...
The next steps for the project will be to transfer the draft inventory into the GIS database, and identify and address inconsistencies with the GIS location and assessors information.
North Adams Council OKs Tourists Tax Exemption
The City Council on Tuesday approved a tax agreement to support the $17 million redevelopment of the Blackinton woolen mill into 50 luxury hotel rooms.
Holmes Road Bridge Expected to Open on Friday
Earlier this month, the city reported that the contractor has been actively working on-site to ensure that this deadline is met. Bridge deck waterproofing was installed on Aug. 14 and paving followed.
Minor Change to Dalton Landfill Project in the Works
To support the Warren Landfill solar project, Citizens Energy is interested in installing utility poles along the access road to interconnect the project to the electrical grid.
Mass Ave Section Closed for Culvert Construction
Massachusetts Avenue is now closed to through traffic from Ashton Avenue to Protection Avenue for at least the next three months.
United Counseling Service Offers Harm Reduction...
The program launched July 3 and is available on a walk-in basis on Mondays from 12-3pm, and via mobile delivery on Fridays from 12-3pm.
Sarandon Suing Clarksburg Construction Company
The complaint was filed in U.S. District Court in Springfield on Thursday and first reported by news service Reuters.
EPA Seeks Applicants For Environmental Justice...
The agency is offering this funding opportunity of up to $10 million to help communities and other environmental justice stakeholders in the New England states access federal assistance and resources to address environmental and energy justice concerns.
Child Care of the Berkshires Youths Add Recycling Bins...
Aaron Willis' class at Child Care of the Berkshires showed off a series of four recycling bins adorned by original art the youngsters created to encourage people to use the receptacles in the Noel Field complex that abuts the State Street early care and education program.