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 | Pittsfield City Council Rejects Petition to Remove Connell
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The City Council denied a petition aimed to remove Ward 4 Councilor Christopher Connell by claiming he no longer lived in Pittsfield.
Late into the six-hour meeting Tuesday, councilors came to the agreement that although Connell is spending much of his time quarantining out of state, his primary
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 | Tanglewood's Online Festival Continues
The Tanglewood 2020 Online Festival will enter its seventh week with a capacious selection of state-of-the-art digital audio and video streams. These performances were recorded at Tanglewood’s breathtaking spaces at the superbly designed Linde Center – a constituent part of the BSO's/Tanglewood’s new entity, the Tanglewood
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 | How Can You Prepare for the 'New Retirement'?
A generation or so ago, people didn't just retire from work – many of them also withdrew from a whole range of social and communal activities. But now, it's different: The large Baby Boom cohort, and no doubt future ones, are insisting on an active lifestyle and continued involvement in their communities and world.
So,
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 | Pittsfield Residents Fight Cell Tower Construction
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Residents hope Berkshire Superior Court rules on an injunction forcing Verizon to halt the construction on 150-foot cell tower on South Street.
Residents of Alma Street will have their date in court on Tuesday, claiming Verizon did not properly notify abutters before constructing a cell
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 | Former Pittsfield Mayor Doyle Dies at 62
Former Mayors Gerald S. Doyle Jr., left, and Charlie Smith and former Council President Joseph Ryan at James Ruberto's swearing-in in 2010.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Former Mayor Gerald S. Doyle Jr., who forced GE to live up to its obligations to the city of Pittsfield, reportedly died Sunday at age
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 | Search for Missing Pittsfield Man Focused at Greylock Glen
ADAMS, Mass. — The search for a missing Pittsfield man has shifted to Mount Greylock State Reservation after his car was located off Gould Road over the weekend.
State Police and other agencies continue to search for William Malloy, 57, who was reported missing several days ago. Anyone who may have seen him or has
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 | Mount Greylock Adds Day in High School, Splits Elementary Days
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — All students at Mount Greylock Regional School will be in school two days a week, and elementary school pupils will attend four days a week to start the school year under the latest iteration of the hybrid learning model announced Thursday by interim Superintendent Robert Putnam.
And the School
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 | Tyer Says State Spending Plans Holds Good News for Pittsfield
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Mayor Linda Tyer gave a positive budget update during her regular address Friday on Pittsfield Community Television.
Tyer said with the state passing a three-month budget, the city finally has some solid state numbers for local and education aid — and its good news.
"With those
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 | Pittsfield Votes Hybrid Education Model, Considers Remote Start
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The School Committee has voted to go forward with a hybrid education model with the possibility of a fully remote beginning to the school year.
During the second half Thursday's meeting, the committee directed the administration to go forward with a morning/afternoon hybrid education model
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