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PITTSFIELD — Four city firefighter recruits recently completed a 50-day state training program.
ADAMS — Students at the Berkshire Arts & Technology (BART) Charter Public School will continue learning remotely through the end of the year.
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GREAT BARRINGTON — The police department has received a grant worth nearly $12,000 to increase traffic enforcement patrols.
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It appears to be the “now you see it, now you don’t” winter storm for Friday night and Saturday.
BOSTON — A final, long-overdue annual budget to be voted on Friday proposes to spend $46.2 billion in the fiscal year that is almost half over, and Democratic leaders will present Gov. Charlie Baker with another tough decision for the Republican on how to respond to an expansion of abortion …
With this daily feature, The Eagle runs down breaking local developments in the coronavirus crisis.
PITTSFIELD — During the coronavirus pandemic, statewide leaders issued an advisory aimed at pressing one seemingly simple message — you are safer from COVID-19 at home.
The state is reheating those hot spots. The free — and fast — internet hot spots created this year to help people without home broadband will remain in place through half of 2021, the state says.
NORTH ADAMS — Private developers will now get their shot at imagining a new life for the Mohawk Theater.
NORTH ADAMS — Marijuana dispensaries in the Berkshires are looking for delivery companies to partner with after state regulators approved a delivery licensing plan Monday.
NORTH ADAMS — City Clerk Deborah Pedercini will leave her post in 2021, after three years in the position and more than 31 years with the city of North Adams.
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