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A Vermont man who seeks to open a retail cannabis business in Adams is also a candidate for U.S. Senate who has falsely claimed that vaccines spread COVID-19 and that the District of Columbia is short on testosterone. He goes before a community outreach meeting Tuesday at the Adams Visitors Center.
Danny Jin
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"I'm ready for this," Macksey said. "I'm in the chair. And we've got lots of work to do."
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The city of Pittsfield on Monday formally invited city residents, businesses and organizations to apply for $6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding that it has received.
Tony Dobrowolski
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Allegations of racial and sexual misconduct by a former Williamstown police chief and a former sergeant were supported by the results of two different independent investigations. In one final report to the Select Board submitted by investigator and attorney Judy A. Levenson, both former Sgt. Scott McGowan and former Police Chief Kyle Johnson were found to have “initiated, participated in and tolerated” sexually and racially charged “offensive comments and conduct within the department.”
The Berkshire Eagle's daily recap on key COVID-19 data for Berkshire County and the state.
Longtime town official Ronald Bisson resigned from the Select Board and the Planning Commission on Saturday after apologizing for an antisemitic comment that he made during a recent commission meeting.
Fire investigators with the state office found that the fire was "not suspicious in nature" and was "caused by overheating or mechanical failure" in a 2002 Chevrolet Monte Carlo in the parking lot of the Livingston Apartments,
STOCKBRIDGE — The Community Preservation Committee will hold a public informational hearing in the Community Room of Town Hall this Wednesday at 6 p.m. The committee invites comments on the needs, possibilities and resources of the town. Members will answer questions on the group's mission, …
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The state’s residential tax exemption, which benefits lower-income full-timers but shifts expenses to part-timers and wealthier homeowners, is getting close scrutiny in some towns.
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Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin, citing his record of overseeing accessible and transparent elections, announced Monday that h…
Longtime Secretary of State William Galvin said early Monday morning that he will run for reelection this year.
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Operation Better Start is the recipient of a $10,000 Community Impact Grant from Fallon Health. The funds will be used to support the Food and Families program in Pittsfield Public Schools.
Due to concern over COVID-19, the West Stockbridge Historical Society has postponed its program, “Back to School in West Stockbridge,” originally set for Friday, Feb. 4.
"Tech Talk" is the topic of the Council on Aging's Froio After Hours event at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27, at the Froio Senior Center, 330 North St.
The New Lebanon Book Group will discuss "The Personal Librarian” by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray at 11 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 6, at the New Lebanon Library.
In "Horizon Within" a new show at Carrie Chen Gallery, artists Arlene Santana Thornton, Julie Shapiro and Sandra Harper exhibit recent works which call attention to each artists' practice of meeting their subjective internal experience with the landscape that inspires them.
"Horizon Within" opens at the 16 Railroad St. gallery on Saturday, Jan. 22 and runs through Feb. 27. A public reception will be held, 3 to 5 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 29
In the span of eight years, beginning in 2013, Eugene Christy has written more than half a million words that now comprise a five-volume book series he calls "The 20th Century Quintet."
Bernay Fine Arts has curated an award-winning group of artists for its new "Winter Group Show," opening Saturday, Jan. 22, with an artists reception from 3 to 5 p.m.
Barrington Stage's 10X10 New Play Festival returns with in-person performances on Boyd-Quinson Stage
The 11th annual New Play Festival, part of the 2022 10X10 Upstreet Arts Festival will return to the Boyd-Quinson Stage, 30 Union St., Feb. 24 to March 13 with in-person performances. Tickets are now on sale.
If you could visualize your student loan debt what would it look like? How does one translate an invisible burden into a tangible volume? The answer for artist kelli rae adams came in the form of bowls — 925 of her hand-thrown ceramic bowls.
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Crispina ffrench and Sofia Hughes are sisters who keep a family tradition alive, through their ownership of The Dolphin Studio in Stockbridge, a family-run, hand-screen printing company that their parents founded in 1970.
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The town of Adams has been pitched a new cannabis business, this time at 44 Spring St. Eric Cromwell, of Longmeadow, and Sacha Wing, of Wilbraham, want to open Berk’s Greens for retail, cultivation and manufacturing.
Dour messaging from corporate executives, as expected, marks just added another nail in the coffin of bullish sentiment. And investors can expect further downside in the markets ahead.
McNinch Restaurant Group of Lenox, which recently opened the 101 Restaurant & Bar in the Holiday Inn & Suites in Pittsfield, is poised to add nearby Patrick's Pub to its downtown portfolio.
In the third meet of the Berkshire County season, skiers took to a Giant Slalom course at Bousquet. The individual winners were Lenox's Madison DiGrigoli and Pittsfield's Charlie Heimann.
In a pair of Berkshire County battles, the Mount Everett girls bottled up McCann Tech, and Taconic ran away from Drury in North Adams. The Lenox girls and Pittsfield High girls also played.
The Taconic and Wahconah boys excelled in respective league play Monday night, both earning road wins. Meanwhile, Monument Mountain lost a thriller to Baystate Academy and Pittsfield High couldn't hang on at West Springfield.
The Wildcats improved to 3-0 in the new Franklin West Division, pounding visiting Pope Francis on Monday night in Lee.
The Associated Press tracks down some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals that were shared widely on social media.
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A tribute to those we have lost, September - November 2021
The best of the best of Berkshire County, chosen by Berkshire Eagle readers.
1Berkshire presents the official guide to the 65th Annual Fall Foliage Parade.
News, information and resources geared towards senior citizens and their caregivers, in the Berkshires and beyond
The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires presents the 2021 Berkshire Nonprofit Awards
