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Somewhere in the Berkshires today, a home freshly listed for sale presents enviable curb appeal. In Becket, a sodden A-frame rises through a sea of trash like a boil on the butt of a landfill.
Attorneys hoping to represent the Pittsfield Board of Health estimate that preparation for a show cause hearing with Verizon would cost $12,000, negotiations with the company would cost another $12,000 and a potential court case would come in around $60,000 in fees.
Members decided last week that the order would include the ability to withdraw everything without prejudice if they were "unable to obtain legal counsel prior to any administrative or judicial proceeding."
With the list of candidates finalized for Adams' May 2 town election, it turns out that none of the open seats are contested.
PITTSFIELD — The picture of COVID-19 in Pittsfield continues to inspire confidence in the city’s health director.
North Adams will follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines on masking, the Board of Health said.
Effective immediately, the city's masking policies will follow the Massachusetts Department of Public Health advisory from Feb. 15 that says that fully vaccinated people only need to wear a mask if they or a member of their household are at risk or have a weakened immune system or if someone in their household is unvaccinated.
The seven-day window the Pittsfield Board of Health granted Verizon Wireless to respond to a cease-and-desist order has expired. The board is set to discuss legal action against the telecommunications giant at its Wednesday meeting.
Board of Health members clarified that currently the only "satisfactory" solution would be for Verizon Wireless to turn off the cell tower or move it.
Health Department Director Andy Cambi used rarely uttered words to sum up his most recent coronavirus update for Pittsfield: good news.
