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 | Enjoy Great Music at Tanglewood, Sevenars, Tannery Pond
Cellist Yo-To Ma returns to Tanglewood on Sunday, Aug. 19.
Come late August, classical aficionados are grateful for the cornucopia of musical riches the Boston Symphony Orchestra bestows to rapt audiences within the incomparably bucolic setting that is Tanglewood. Many of those superlative concerts will reside in our collective
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 | Unique Musical Shows Coming to Berkshires This Week
'Gotta Dance: New Faces for Broadway' comes to Jacob's Pillow on Aug. 19.
It's an unusual week for music in the Berkshires, with one-offs on offer at two of the major venues in the county. Don't miss these unique shows!
Jacob's Pillow
A benefit at Jacob's Pillow called "Gotta Dance: New
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 | Candidates Double Down on Talking Points in DA Debate In Becket
Candidate Andrea Harrington says what she brings is the ability to inspire change in an office she doesn't believe has been serving the community well enough.
BECKET, Mass. — Rebecca Moulton had a restraining order against her then-boyfriend David Vincent in 2009 and she had left the apartment the pair
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 | Time to Put Excess Cash to Work?
You’ll always want to base your investment decisions on your own needs and goals. But there may be times when you might consider adjusting your portfolio because of risks and opportunities. Now may be one of those times.
Here’s some background: In recent months, the Federal Reserve has raised short-term interest rates
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 | Letter: Response to Indigenous People's Day Lawsuit Article
To the Editor:
My name is Alexander Blumin, a U.S. citizen, born in Soviet Union in 1959.
Indeed, I filed a lawsuit in Berkshire Superior Court (Civil Action 1876CV00187), however, my lawsuit was not over Indigenous Peoples Day, but over Columbus Day.
3.4 Massachusetts General Laws states on Columbus Day: MGL Part I, Title II,
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 | Scooter-User Threatened With Fines on Rail Trail
ADAMS, Mass. — A disabled local man who uses a motorized scooter won't be fined for riding on the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail.
The state Department of Conservation and Recreation has confirmed that rules that ban the use of motorized vehicles such as snowmobiles or motorcycles don't apply to adaptive equipment such as
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| Fraser Bores His Way to County Allied Junior Title
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. -- Like a lot of high school kids, Thomas Fraser settled in for a boring day on a gray August Monday.
But his definition of boring was a little different than most.
His definition included firing three birdies and carding a 2-over-par round of 73 at Egremont Country Club to win the Berkshire
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 | Berkshires Beat: CPA Funds Helping Make Improvements in Pittsfield
Making progress
Community Preservation Act funding approved earlier this summer already has begun to support multiple projects throughout the city of Pittsfield. The first year of CPA funding, totaling $433, 819.11, will support 11 projects in the categories of historic resources and open space/recreation.
City Planner CJ Hoss, who has
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 | Biz Briefs: Berkshire Bank Unveils MyTeller Interactive Machines
Got tech?
Berkshire Bank is the first bank in Berkshire County to unveil MyTeller – the bank's new Interactive Teller Machine (ITM) technology – to its Berkshire County customers. MyTeller is next-generation banking that combines the technology and convenience of an ATM with the same personal assistance you would receive
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 | Final Debates Set for Berkshire District Attorney Candidates
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The three district attorney candidates competing for the Democratic nomination in September's primary will meet at least three more times.
Paul Caccaviello, Andrea Harrington and Judith Knight are vying for the nomination that will essentially determine the winner in the race since there is no
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