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Data Shows North Street Bike Lanes Improve Safety
Commissioner of Public Services and Utilities Ricardo Morales presented a road report for the corridor which showed a 77 percent crash decrease after the lanes were implemented.
Lanesborough Approves Extension for Cannabis...
Lev Kelman, owner of 660 Cheshire Road, said at Monday's board meeting that he expects construction to begin soon on the property but wanted an extension in case of delays.
North Adams Council OKs Easements for Brayton Safe...
The $740,000 project is being largely funded by a grant through the Federal Highway Administration. The use of federal funds requires the city to go "over and above" the usual rights of way process.
Letter: Playing Ukraine National Anthem at Tanglewood...
While I would certainly concede that Russia is the worst of the two countries in terms of human rights abuses, Ukraine has many despicable aspects to it of which I am highly confident almost all the people standing were ignorant.
Pittsfield Babe Ruth 13s Celebrated on Path to World...
The City of Pittsfield Monday gave the Babe Ruth 13-year-old All-Stars a sendoff as they leave to compete at this week's World Series in Virginia.
RPI Interns Join Berkshire Innovation Center's...
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute graduates Rachel Soto-Garcia and Abdullah Abid have joined clean-and-construction technology company SolaBlock, a member of the Berkshire Innovaction Center, through Rensselaer's "Invent@Rensselaer Immersion Startup" program.
Pittsfield Street Improvement Project Schedule Aug. 8...
On-street parking is prohibited during this work from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please note there may be impacts to traffic. The schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions.
Preliminary Sitework Begins at Greylock Glen
Preliminary sitework for the Greylock Glen Outdoor Center has started, and town officials hope to have an official groundbreaking ceremony later this month.
Adams Council on Aging Looking for More Volunteers
The Adams Council on Aging is still looking to fill several volunteer opportunities for its programming.
Brayton/Greylock Architects Focus on Natural Light,...
Natural light, durability, security and child-friendly vibes are all hallmarks of schools designed by TSKP Studio, which has been hired to a feasibility study for the Brayton/Greylock project.
New England Public Media Wants to Hear From Listeners
The Berkshire Museum is the next stop on the New England Public Media summer listening tour. The in-person event will take place on Tuesday, Aug. 2, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Adams Gets $240K in Shared Streets Funding
This is the largest round of funding to date with $16.4 million being distributed and 138 awards with Adams receiving more than $240,000.
Historic Eagle Street Closing for First Friday Block...
The Friday's event will feature music, street games, activities and gallery openings. Mayor Jennifer Macksey will host a downtown gathering and Desperados Mexican Restaurant on Eagle Street will offer beer and wine for sale.
Towns of Berkshire County Exhibit at Ventfort Hall in...
The Towns of Berkshire County, a photographic exhibit featuring one picture from each of the 32 towns in Berkshire County, will be on exhibit at Ventfort Hall through the month of September.
Lanesborough, for Now, Avoids Special Town Meeting on...
Town officials and the Mount Greylock Regional School District agreed Monday that the district will bear the upfront cost of replacing a failing boiler at the elementary school and be reimbursed by the town at a later date.
Lanesborough Police Department Moves to Temporary...
The Lanesborough Police Department has officially moved to its temporary location at 545 South Main St., as the department still waits for a brand-new station.
Wiliamstown Residents Raise Concerns About Water...
Residents who live near the site of a planned housing development on Water Street are expressing concerns about the now 28-unit project under consideration at the site of the former Grange Hall.
Habitat For Humanity Dedicates Pittsfield Duplex to...
Carolyn Parris and Geneva Samuel now reside in a freshly built duplex at 125 and 127 Madison Ave. with their children after working alongside volunteers over the past few years to build it.
Wahconah Park Restoration Committee Begins Work
The panel, which was created by the City Council last month, contains nine members who will assess the current condition of the park, solicit public input, recommend the specifics of the repairs, and make recommendations to the city on the hiring of project agents.
Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity Celebrates Home...
The Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity (CBHFH) will celebrate home dedications at 125 and 127 Madison Ave. with the new homeowners at 11 a.m. on July 30.