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State dollars do not fully cover the transportation needs of Berkshire County, observers say. Several lawmakers, though, say they believe federal relief money can help meet infrastructure needs.
Gov. Charlie Baker and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito visited the Clark Art Institute on Wednesday for a quick tour of the galleries and to announce $2 million in awards to 34 recipients, all part of the Destination Development Capital (DDC) Grant Program, a new competitive grant program created through the economic development bill signed into law by Governor Baker earlier this year.
ADAMS — To any doubters standing before him, on a sun-drenched field beneath Mount Greylock, Gov. Charlie Baker made this promise Wednesday: “…
Three words that popped onto computer screens Tuesday seemed to capture the terrain ahead, as dozens of civic leaders gathered online to bless…
Shortly before 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, the Massachusetts House scheduled its long-awaited rules vote to begin at 1 p.m. the next day.
PITTSFIELD — With the air-quality permit for a Merrill Road power plant set to expire in October, several local groups want the plant’s owner …
ADAMS — Before a large crowd Thursday morning, descendants of Susan B. Anthony and members of the Adams Suffrage Centennial Celebration Commit…
For Western Massachusetts to get its fair share, lawmakers say they need a voice in how the state spends the more than $5 billion it has recei…
NORTH ADAMS — The property that formerly housed Notre Dame Church and school officially has been sold to a local developer.
