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McCann Senior Christopher Sunn Wins Superintendents...
Sunn, a senior in the school's Computer Aided Design program, is a straight-A student with a 4.4 GPA. When he graduates, Sunn plans to attend UMass Amherst, where he will study engineering.
Williams College Lays Out Concepts for Potential...
A project manager from the college and an associate planner from Boston design firm Sasaki Associates gave a presentation on Tuesday to the town's Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee.
Local Leaders Advocate for Berkshires Inclusion in...
The panel heard testimony about how the rail service is crucial to economic development and statewide accessibility for residents. There was also a wealth of support for taking the connection across state lines to Albany, N.Y.
MassDOT Seeking Funds for Corridor Improvements...
The application seeks more than $108 million for corridor infrastructure projects planned under the "Connecting the Commonwealth: Early Actions for the Inland Route Project."
Berkshire County Towns Receive Community Planning...
Egremont received a $54,000 grant to delineate and map new zones or overlay districts, draft new or update existing zoning bylaws, and gain public support/acceptance of same, in harmony with the Comprehensive Plan.
GB Distributes $350K in Community Impact Fees
The funds came from Community Impact Fees collected in 2021,which are collected from cannabis-related businesses operating in town.
Pittsfield Historical Commission Supports Two CPA...
Nonprofit organization Roots Dreams and Mustard Seeds is seeking $200,000 to support its renovation of 117 to 129 Fenn St. into a community support and educational facility.
Clarksburg Planners Continue Cannabis Dispensary...
Chad Cellana, the founder of NERD, said if all goes well, he expects to be ready for operation in March.
North Adams Airport Hangar Debris to be Cleaned From...
The city is renovating an older hangar on the North Adams Airport campus, and over the past few weeks, the city and general contractor DJ Tierney Jr. have demolished parts of a city-owned hangar, preparing it for renovation. After removing the siding from the hangar, the insulation was free to blow.
Clark Art: Opening Lecture for Promenades on Paper
Grandin shares the history of the national library of France's collections, and how that shaped the selection of works included in the Clark's exhibition. The free talk is presented in the Clark's auditorium.
Pittsfield Conservation Commission Supports...
The acquisition is supported by local and state funding.
Williamstown Community Preservation Committee Sets...
The committee agreed to set a date of Jan. 6 for applications for new CPA grants.
Hundreds Have Utilized 2nd Street Program
The product of a collaboration among community partners, 2nd Street is a facility where clients can get access to tools and connections they need to reenter the community and workforce of Berkshire County.
Berkshire Arts Organizations Launch Pay Equity...
Following an inclusive leadership training through Multicultural BRIDGE, six theater and arts organizations have launched a regional pay equity initiative that will release a set of recommendations and commitments in early 2023.
New Designs for Lanesborough Police/Ambulance Building...
The Police Station Committee reviewed a new design proposal for the combined police and ambulance facility, with hopes that residents can vote on the project at the special town meeting in January.
City Council OKs Starbucks on South Street
The City Council approved on Tuesday a special permit for the coffee shop and drive-through at 1030 South St. after being continued in October.
Penny Social, Non-Profit Fair Returns at...
The Penny Social and Non-Profit Fair once again will fill Williams College's Lasell Gymnasium with holiday cheer, merriment and a chance to try your luck.
Clark: Lecture On Ruskin's Watercolor Practice
Free; no registration is required
North County Communities Close to Hiring Shared HR...
North Adams, Adams, and Williamstown received a $100,000 grant from the state's Community Compact Cabinet Efficiency and Regionalization program to fund the position.
Williamstown Fire District Outlines Green Elements of...
Earlier this month, the Williamstown Fire District held a public forum to discuss the ways that its building project aligns with the ambitious target that town meeting approved in 2021.