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Pittsfield Street Improvement Schedule Aug. 29 to...
On-street parking is prohibited during this work between the hours of 6 a.m.-6 p.m. The schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions. The city of Pittsfield thanks you for your patience during this time.
State House Candidates Field Questions at Williamstown...
The most obvious difference between the two candidates for the 1st Berkshire seat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives was the first issue the pair addressed in a Thursday evening forum.
Williamstown Fire District to Get First Cost Estimate...
The district's architect is scheduled to present the preliminary numbers to the district's Building Committee at its Aug. 31 meeting.
Interprint Plans Additional Expansion
Last week, the Community Development Board approved an amendment to its site plan that allows an approximately 57,500 square foot addition to the rear of the building.
Williamstown Officials Discuss Pros, Cons of Municipal...
Although no decisions were made and no votes were taken, the general gist of the conversation was that there are a lot of unknowns and risks that the town has to consider before taking that step.
Artscape Pittsfield Calling Artists for 2022 Mural...
Artists will be responsible for providing all their materials required, including paint, to complete their design. If traveling from out of the area, transportation and housing is at the artist’s expense.
Licensing Board Rescinds Johnny's Beach Club Liquor...
On Monday, the Licensing Board voted to rescind Barcelona Tapas and Bar's annual all-alcohol license. Its former tavern, Johnny's Beach Club, has been closed for a number of years and, in 2019, the owners opted to put it on the market.
Berkshire Food Project Looking for Volunteers
The most needed positions are food preparation volunteers on Mondays and Fridays, diswashers on Tuesdays and Thursdays and help with trash disposal and cleaning early afternoons.
Adams Con Comm Approves Greylock Glen Trail...
The Conservation Commission has approved improvements and fortifications for existing trails in the Greylock Glen.
Tyler Street Firehouse Gets Kaleidoscope Project...
Developer David Carver has teamed up with the Kaleidoscope Project to have the apartments completed by well known Black and Hispanic designers. Each one has a different inspiration and feel.
Hawaii Squad Tops Pittsfield in Babe Ruth World Series...
The Pittsfield Babe Ruth 13-year-old All-Stars came up just short in their quest for a World Series title on Friday
Q&A: Templeton Makes Run for Senate to 'Step Up and...
As the former owner of a business on Williamstown's Spring Street, the co-author of landmark resolutions passed at its town meeting and a frequent participant from the floor of committee meetings, Huff Templeton is well known in his hometown.
Medical Matters Weekly Welcomes Exercise Scientist
Martin Ginis is the Reichwald Family University of British Columbia Southern Medical Program chair in Preventive Medicine. She has also researched and taught within the Department of Kinesiology at McMaster University.
Pittsfield 13s Face Hawaii in Friday Afternoon's World...
The Pittsfield Babe Ruth 13-year-old All-Stars face a team from Hawaii on Friday afternoon for the World Series title in Glen Allen, Va.
Pittsfield Babe Ruth 13s Reach World Series Final
Connor Paronto allowed just three hits in a complete-game, 6-1 win over Fargo, N.D., in the semi-finals of the World Series.
Hancock Shaker Village Appoints New Director & CEO
The Board of Trustees announced the unanimous appointment on Thursday, following a four-month search. Silver will assume his new role on Sept. 19.
SVHC Foundation to Host Katica Illenyi Concert
All proceeds will support the building of the new Hoyt-Hunter Regional Cancer Center, a component of the Vision 2020, A Decade of Transformation Capital Campaign
MassDOT to Resurface Adams' Howland Avenue
The poor condition of Howland Avenue and other issues on the road, such as speeding and accidents, have become a focus for town officials. Green clarified that the resurfacing work does not mean the end of the Howland Avenue redesign project, which the town showed its first concept designs for in March.
BRTA Gets $3M for Hybrid Buses, HVAC
The funds will go towards the purchase of three Hybrid Electric 35-foot heavy duty transit buses replacing three 2014 buses; one 28-foot cutaway bus replacing one 2013 bus and the replacement of the 20-year-old HVAC system at the Intermodal Transportation Center.