SERVPRO Donates Golf Tournament Proceeds to SVHC

The Tournament was held on Saturday, Oct. 1 at The Mount Anthony Country Club in Bennington.

Healey and Driscoll Name Chief Legal Counsel

Scott Reed is currently a Partner at Prince Lobel Tye LLP. She will be the first Black woman appointed to the position in Massachusetts history.

SVMC Staff Share the Holiday Spirit with Foster...

Southwestern Vermont Medical Center staff from departments organization wide gathered nine boxes packed with hams, turkeys, stuffing mix, canned vegetables, breakfast items, pie-making ingredients, cookie mixes, and more.

Baker-Polito Administration Releases 'MA Climate...

This assessment will directly inform the first five-year update to the State Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Plan (SHMCAP) that will be released in Fall 2023.

Dalton: 2022 in Review

Dalton saw new initiatives go forward but failed to progress on some larger construction projects.

Adams Former Community Center Officially Sold

Town Administrator Jay Green said the $25,000 sale closed earlier this month, with both parties agreeing on phase one of development, which will renovate the building, creating nine housing units.

Adams 2022 Year in Review

Several of these projects have been ongoing or ready to begin for several years. Many of them will be complete or have made significant progress by the end of the new year.

Pittsfield Community Design Center Film Screening at...

The free 60-minute screening will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the library's auditorium.

Weekend Outlook: Hikes, Music, and Dances

The year is coming to an end so it is time to celebrate new beginnings with these Berkshire County events this weekend including hikes, music, and dances.

Williamstown Year in Review 2022: Progress and Process

For the third straight year, the Village Beautiful dealt with an ugly national legacy of racism as ongoing work to increase diversity, equity and inclusion drove much of the public discourse.

Pittsfield Year in Review 2022

Homelessness continued to be a strong presence in the community after it was exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the community called for police accountability and mental health resources after a man in distress was shot and killed by police following a 911 call.

Warren Landfill Project in Dalton Revived

Citizens' Energy Corporation submitted a site plan review and special permit application under the large scale solar installation bylaw during the Planning Board meeting on Wednesday night.

SVHC Weekly Health Update: Dec. 23

School Break Outlook

Williamstown Fire District's Building Committee...

The latest estimated bottom line for the project, including so-called "soft costs," is just less than $25 million, according to the district's owners project manager, Colliers International.

Wahconah Park, Hoosic River Study Get Funding

The Wahconah Park grandstand project is getting $3 million with the passage of the $1.7 billion omnibus spending bill on Friday.

Lighting Installations to Brighten Your Holiday

The final stretch of the holidays is upon us. Schools are closing, stores are filling up, and families are scrounging for activities to keep their family entertained. Here are some holiday installations to put a glimmer in your eyes.

Brien Center Coping with Staffing Shortages

These days, the mental health center wants those residents to respond to a "help wanted" sign.

Design, Education Priorities Envisioned for...

Among the takeaways is the importance of "agile" and flexible classrooms, security, outdoor connectivity, professional space, welcoming arrivals and breakout areas.

Great Barrington ARPA Target Housing, Health, Food

Combined with funding allocated earlier this year, the town has awarded more than $2.075 million in federal ARPA funds to local organizations.