The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority is seeking public input and comments regarding proposed fixed route bus stop locations along the BRTA bus routes throughout Berkshire County. 

The Berkshire Regional Transit Authority announced Tuesday it will implement service cutbacks starting Sunday due to the nationwide labor shortage.

BRTA officials say a lack of qualified drivers available to operate the "B" buses will result in a reduction of fixed bus routes and paratransit for the next six to eight weeks. Saturday schedules are not affected.

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Public buses run through Berkshire County, but many people don’t even have a way to get to the bus stops.

With small businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic-induced recession, the Massachusetts Legislature’s economic development bill seeks …

Residents of the Berkshires already might have seen $600 stimulus payments deposited into their bank accounts, and money might be on its way f…