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Pittsfield School Committee Votes Taconic...
In a historic move fueled by the growing demand for skilled tradespeople and the evolution of career technical education, the School Committee has decided that Taconic is a solely vocational school.
Williamstown Select Board Allocates Part of Town's...
The four members of the board in attendance at Monday's meeting held off on deciding how to allocate the balance of the town's ARPA funds — nearly $1.4 million.
Cramped Dalton Fire Department Seeking Expansion...
One option under discussion is purchasing the Dalton Garage with its three bays across from the current station.
Lenox Library to Host Lecture by Historian
The lecture is free and open to the public and will take place in the main reading room of the Library, located at 18 Main Street, Lenox.
McCann Gets $600K Grant for Practical Nursing...
McCann Technical School has received a $600,000 state grant to expand its practical nursing program.
Williamstown Resident Nominated for Grammy
One week from Sunday, Matt Cusson will be walking the red carpet and waiting in the audience to hear if his name called at the 65th Grammy Awards.
Ashuwillticook Rail Trail Extending Farther Into...
The Ashuwillticook Rail Trail will extend to Merrill Road in 2024, bringing bike and pedestrian recreation farther into the city.
Williamstown Community Preservation Committee Faces...
The Community Preservation Committee on Wednesday determined that five of the six applications for funds in the fiscal 2024 cycle meet the qualifications for funding under the Community Preservation Act.
Pittsfield's Kalinowsky Seeks Voters' Input on North...
Councilor at Large Karen Kalinowsky wants to query residents on the downtown's reconfiguration using the 2023 ballot.
Adams COA, Town Seek Funds for Memorial Building...
The Council on Aging is still waiting to transition its programming from the Visitor Center to the Memorial Building and is looking to the Community Development Department for help.
Williams College Commits $5 Million to Fire Station...
Williams College on Thursday morning announced it is committing $5 million toward the cost of building a new fire station on Main Street.
Williamstown Fire District Panel OKs 10% Station Cost...
The committee that oversees the Fire District on Wednesday agreed to lower by 10 percent its request to voters to fund a new station on Main Street.
Ahead of Taconic Vote, Students Talk Vocational...
Sa'lina Rheaume went through the career exploration program at Taconic High School before finding electrical work to be rewarding as well as being the potential for a well-paying career.
Cheshire to have Special Town Meeting March 6
The project, to be done by the state Department of Transportation, will replace the bridge and expand the width to include two 10-foot travel lanes and shoulders on both sides of the roadway.
Letter: Delay Vote on New Williamstown Fire Station
While a new fire station is long overdue, the proposed $25 million building is challenging to justify.
Governor Appoints Secretary of Health and Human...
In her nearly 13 years as CEO of BMC Health System, Walsh managed the system through multiple COVID-19 surges and recoveries by expanding telehealth capabilities, bolstering regional resource management, establishing a COVID Recuperation Unit, and coordinating with state and local government.
Adams Community Bank Promotes Nine Employees
Charles P. O'Brien, Adams Community Bank President, congratulated these individuals on their recent promotions, noting their longevity with ACB.
Pittsfield Commission Supports Park Square Tree Plan
The panel endorsed a plan to remove four trees and plant seven, including an evergreen that will serve as the city's permanent Christmas tree.
Pittsfield Affordable Housing Trust Hears Ins & Outs...
The panel is early in its work. It met for the first time in the fall after being established by the City Council over the summer.
Central Berkshire Regional Eyes Nearly 6% Increase in...
The Central Berkshire Regional School District is anticipating a 5.86 percent increase for fiscal 2024, which translates to nearly $2 million over this year.