PITTSFIELD — Gov. Charlie Baker is visiting the Berkshire Regional Collaborative vaccination site on Thursday and will hold a joint news conference with Mayor Linda Tyer.
LEE — “Ipse dixit.” That’s the Latin phrase lawyers for a group of elected officials use to rebut claims that Berkshires residents “overwhelmingly” oppose a proposed PCB landfill in Lee.
PITTSFIELD — A city man charged with murder allegedly admitted that he shot Lemond Grady, telling police that Grady previously had “attacked him,” according to court documents.
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ADAMS — During its regular meeting Wednesday, the Select Board set the date for Town Meeting on Monday, June 21, for an outdoors gathering at …
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The Boys & Girls Club of the Berkshires has opened registration for Camp Russell on Richmond Shores.
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PITTSFIELD — The Berkshire District Medical Society is providing a new incentive to bring more primary care physicians to the Berkshires.
PITTSFIELD — Susan Wissler has gone from being a corporate lawyer to leading the organization that preserves the legacy and the homestead of writer Edith Wharton.
PITTSFIELD — Celeste Vegas has been promoted to accounting specialist at Molari Employment and HealthCare Services.
BENNINGTON, Vt. — Dr. David L. Furman, a board-certified gastroenterologist, has joined Southwestern Vermont Medical Center and the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Putnam Medical Group.
ADAMS — Samantha Tanner and Julie Zdon have joined Adams Community Bank as branch managers, while Jolene Racine has been promoted to senior deposit system analyst.
NORTH ADAMS — Gray Ellrodt, Steve Narey and Laila Boucher have joined the board of directors of Berkshire Family & Individual Resources.
The formula that is spring college football includes practice, repetition, film work, weights and scrimmaging. On Saturday, the University of …
CHESHIRE — Its called spring break, but the past week hasn’t been much of a recess for the Mount Everett boys soccer team.
UMass football coach Walt Bell gives passing grades to his football team after a Saturday scrimmage. To read more, go to www.berkshireeagle.co…
CHESHIRE — A lightning delay wasn't the only thing preventing the Hoosac Valley girls soccer team from earning a win Wednesday morning.
NORTH ADAMS — The Lenox girls are trending in the right direction as they near the end of an abbreviated regular season.
Williams College athletes are taking full advantage of their first sports season in more than a year.
CHESHIRE — Abby Kinne scored twice and thanks to a dominant outing in all three zones, that was more than enough for Monument Mountain to card…
PITTSFIELD — The Generals and Mounties entered action on Monday with the sense that goals might be tough to come by.
DALTON — The Wahconah unified basketball team squeezed by Mount Greylock 44-42 over the weekend.
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