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Pittsfield Police officer unaware of Harrington's license status before her release
Vermont fire officials investigating suspicious fire of grandstand at Green Mountain Race Track
The Incredible Naumkeag Pumpkin Show returns Oct. 1 with even more jack-o'-lanterns
The Checkup: Roughly half of American adults would get coronavirus vaccine if one were available
UMass expands reach with inter-campus exchange
State Senate budget chief anticipating $5 billion drop in tax collections in fiscal 2021
Jury trials set to resume next month in Mass.
Courthouses closed Friday to mark passing of SJC chief justice
Donald Morrison: Knock, knock, knockin' on democracy's door
Burns lays out future of driverless vehicles in latest Conversation Series
The Checkup: DPH releases updated community data for confirmed coronavirus cases
In Pittsfield, Democrats put forth a rallying cry: 'It's time to come together'
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Baker urges flu shots to ease burden on health care heroes
Think of the doctors and nurses dealing with COVID-19 on a daily basis. That was Gov. Charlie Baker's message Thursday, after he got a flu shot at a Roslindale CVS and pressed Massachusetts residents to get vaccinated against the flu this fall, which, he said, will be crucial to prevent overburdening the state's health care system with the flu and COVID-19, which share many symptoms.
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Pownal, Vt. race track grandstand gutted in suspicious fire
Board asks Berkshire Roots for more site details for proposed pot cultivation facility
Avoiding override vote, Cheshire opts to tap deeper into surplus
Amid pushback and delay of consideration for proposal, new site sought for Lenox retail pot shop
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Live drag to return with Beach Bash in Sheffield
COMMUNITY NEWS
Great Barrington: Environmental lawyer to speak at college
Dalton: Community Recreation Association to hold food drive
Pittsfield: St. Joseph to serve Polish dinners
Richmond: Learn to play the ukulele
Pittsfield: Family training offered by National Alliance on Mental Illness
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Berkshire Museum reopens
News Photos for Week of September 14, 2020
Green Mountain Racetrack Fire
Berkshire Brigades 2020
In-Person Classes Start at Lee Schools
Lever postpones Innovation Summit
MCLA again ranked as top public college
NAMI holding family-to-family class
Tyer, Farley-Bouvier to speak before women's business group
Bill Schmick | The Retired Investor: Bicycles sales are booming
Berkshire County Real Estate Transactions, Aug. 31-Sept. 4
Loan debt for former ITT students canceled
State extends administrative tax relief for local businesses
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New Taco Bell opening next year in Pittsfield
PITTSFIELD — A new Taco Bell will be opening next year on Dalton Avenue. After a lengthy discussion about pavement, shade trees and parking, the City Council unanimously approved a special …
Berkshire Magazine under new ownership
Berkshire Magazine has been acquired by Old Mill Road Media, a family-owned company based in East Arlington, Vt., which purchased the publication from Connecticut-based TownVibe Publications. The …
Transformational technology series launched
PITTSFIELD — 1Berkshire, the Berkshire Innovation Center and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Berkshire Community College are launching a new series titled. "The Impact of …
Pittsfield's Jake Hescock and his UCF teammates are ready to open their football season
Jake Hescock could be poised to have a pretty big season for the UCF football team. At least, that's what his head coach believes. "Jake's had a really good training camp at tight end," UCF head …
University of Massachusetts athletic department hit hard by COVID-19 related budget cuts
Local golfer Bob Linn cards 3rd-place finish in Super Senior Division at New England Senior Amateur Championship
In wake of Big Ten decision, college football starting, UMass athletic director Ryan Bamford stays the course
The picture for high school sports in Berkshire County this fall is clearing up, with the majority of schools in the area opting to … Read More
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In July, I had an opportunity to listen in on the Massachusetts Fish & Wildlife Board meeting by Zoom. At each monthly meeting an … Read More
Over the past few months, I have written about a win for 66-year-old Bob Linn and the emergence in Berkshire County club championships … Read More
Sanford Tenney (1827-1877) graduated from Amherst College, studied with Louis Agassiz at Harvard and was appointed Vassar College's … Read More
Most of New England knows who they'll be rooting for when the NBA's Eastern Conference Finals begin on Tuesday.
Mike Crotty may not … Read More
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Our Opinion: Revitalization brightens Bousquet's future
In these trying times that have put the squeeze on area businesses, it's heartening to see local developers investing in the success of Berkshire institutions like Bousquet Mountain. Mill Town …
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Close Encounters making virtual music from Mahaiwe stage
GREAT BARRINGTON — Close Encounters With Music is partnering with the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center and Classical WMHT-FM to present a Virtual Autumn Series — three concerts filmed live …
Barrington Stage streaming 'Three Viewings' reading with Debra Jo Rupp
PITTSFIELD — Barrington Stage Company will be streaming a reading of Jeffrey Hatcher's "Three Viewings," beginning 7:30 p.m. Sept. 23. The reading will be available for …
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