Egremont, West Stockbridge and Monterey are some of those towns with the most extended power loss, according to the Massachusetts Emergency Management’s power outage map.
There are more questions than answers about how to funnel more money into affordable housing coffers.
The Lanesborough nonprofit Heart & Soil Collective has been setting the table for a new program of soup deliveries to town elders this win…
Monterey town clerk resigns alleging retaliation from officials after filing a whistleblower lawsuit
More unrest and accusations surface inside Monterey Town Hall, as Town Clerk Terry Walker resigns after six years in the job.
In one of its last acts of 2022, the Legislature allocated $150,000 to efforts to shape shuttle bus service linking Great Barrington with Metr…
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Mayor Jennifer Macksey says 'domestic incident' involving former Police Chief Jason Wood was not the reason Wood was relieved of duty
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Phone threats at three Berkshire high schools prompt large police response, lockdowns
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It's a family affair at the 2023 Berkshire County Girls Basketball Hall of Fame induction
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When April 20 rolls around, one cannabis dispensary in Pittsfield will shut down. Here's why
With two no votes and an abstention, Price Chopper leaves Town Hall without a beer and wine license.
Heather Bellow
Reporter
The intersection at fast-moving Route 7 has young drivers turning into traffic as they arrive and leave.
Heather Bellow
Reporter
In Lenox, a total of $358,000 is expected in phases. Now, Town Hall needs to decide how to best use it. The new Rural Recovery Center in Great Barrington is the likely…
AG cites Great Barrington officials for holding closed sessions on short-term rental bylaw revisions
The state says the board essentially created a "subcommittee" that held closed door sessions.
Heather Bellow
Reporter
“The reality is, if this deal doesn't happen, The Triplex is going to close forever."
Heather Bellow
Reporter
The police department is celebrating the arrival of four newly minted police officers, bring the force to almost full capacity. They still need to find one more.
Scott Stafford
News Reporter
“Nobody believed this could be restored,” Nicholas Felix said. “Architects didn’t believe it. Realtors didn’t believe it. Even the attorney said I was out of my mind.”
Jane Kaufman
Community Voices Editor
The police chief proposed $12,000 to pay for a social worker to respond with police to calls. Town officials agreed that this is an important add to the proposed budget.
Heather Bellow
Reporter
Price Chopper says it won't survive without the beer and wine license. But there could be legal trouble if they get it.
Heather Bellow
Reporter
The new laundromat, located at 11 School St, will “try aggressively” to open sometime in May according to business owner Paula Kohler. Kohler closed the sale on the bu…
Aina de Lapparent Alvarez
News Reporter
“I invite students to wonder and make discoveries in their own world," said Elsa Hernandez, finalist for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Scie…
Heather Bellow
Reporter
Hume New England says Monterey's prohibition on RV parks doesn't apply to them because it's a religious organization. The town says Hume's motive for building the RV p…
Amanda Burke
Cops and Courts Reporter
Hume New England's proposal for an RV park in town is raising some eyebrows.
Amanda Burke
Cops and Courts Reporter
Nicolas Resca is a junior at Lee Middle/High school who is into science and technology and video games. Lately, he is also into crafting a new master plan to guide the…
Scott Stafford
News Reporter
After about a year in business, Antojitos Oaxaca has closed.
Looking to provide affordable housing options and attract younger residents, officials are trying to make it easy to have a “tiny house” in town either alone on a slic…
Heather Bellow
Reporter
Things to do this week in Berkshire County
A tribute to those we have lost, December 2022 - February 2023
Prepare for the long-term with The Berkshire Eagle’s annual guide to financial readiness and life planning.
A tribute to those we have lost, September - November 2022
The best of the best of Berkshire County, chosen by Berkshire Eagle readers
1Berkshire presents the official guide to the 66th Annual Fall Foliage Parade.
The annual guide to preparing your home for the coming New England winter.
Berkshire Community College presents an annual roundup of forty young leaders making a difference in Berkshire County.
Embrace warmer weather with the Berkshire Eagle's guide to backyard improvement.
