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PITTSFIELD — For Massachusetts to fund schools and transportation sufficiently, supporters of a 2022 ballot question say, its top earners need…
PITTSFIELD — A $67.3 million school spending plan received preliminary approval from the City Council on Monday, when councilors zeroed in on …
PITTSFIELD — There is a new face on the Pittsfield School Committee, after two other would-be candidates pulled their names from consideration.
PITTSFIELD — A new zoning district that planners developed to help revitalize the city’s core passed the muster of a City Council subcommittee…
PITTSFIELD — It’s official: At-large City Councilor Earl Persip III is running for reelection.
PITTSFIELD — A city councilor who opposes a “pay as you throw” trash program abruptly halted City Council debate Wednesday night on the contro…
PITTSFIELD — A proposal to implement “pay-as-you-throw” trash collections was met with criticism Tuesday, but it ultimately advanced to a meet…
PITTSFIELD — A trio of councilors is taking a crack at dealing with one of the city’s perennial issues — curbside trash collections.
PITTSFIELD — Mayor Linda Tyer waited more than a year, and now she will have to wait a couple of weeks longer.
