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 | Suns Name Carey Director of Marketing
PITTSFIELD, Mass. –The Pittsfield Suns and the Goldklang Group are pleased to announce the hiring of Connor Carey as the director of marketing and ticket sales account manager.
Carey has several years experience with the Suns as a full-time intern. Fans will recognize Connor for his on-field
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 | The Independent Investor: Europe, the World's Sick Sibling
The European Community is beset by worries. Brexit, trade threats, a slowing Chinese economy, and internal politics at home have all conspired to slow growth, employment, and positive sentiment.
This year, the EU will be lucky to see 1.5 percent GDP growth. In fact, the International Monetary Fund reduced their overall forecast
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 | Pittsfield Expects Increased Revenues as Budget Process Begins
Director of Finance Matthew Kerwood gave a preview of the 2020 budget process.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The city is expecting to have some $6.4 million more in revenue as it builds the fiscal 2020 budget.
The City Council and the School Committee held its annual meeting to discuss the fiscal state of the city
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 | Former Pittsfield Councilor Urges Licensing Board to Be Tougher
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Former City Councilor Joseph Guzzo wants the Licensing Board to be a little tougher.
Guzzo attended Monday's meeting to express his frustration with the board's recent decision when it comes to license violations. Particularly, Guzzo disliked the board's recent decision to suspend
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 | BArT Announces Second Quarter Honor Roll
ADAMS, Mass. — Berkshire Arts & Technology Charter Public School has announced the students who made honor roll for the second quarter of the 2018-19 school year.
Students who earned 80 percent or above in all of their classes received the distinction of "Honors." Students who earned 90 percent or above in all of
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 | What Can Investors Learn From 'Big Game' Teams?
In February, TV stations the world over will broadcast the most-watched U.S. football game of the year. But sports fans aren't the only ones viewing this "big game," held in Atlanta this year. The two teams competing are watched closely by the teams that didn't qualify. That's because these teams can learn a lot from the
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 | Berkshire Museum Names New Executive Director
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Museum has named Jeff Rodgers as its new executive director, effective April 1.
Rodgers brings more than 20 years of museum experience to the Berkshire Museum's top job. Rodgers is currently the provost and chief operating officer of the South Florida Museum in Bradenton, Fla.
"The
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 | City of Pittsfield Prepares For Extreme Temperatures
ITTSFIELD, Mass — In anticipation of record low temperatures in the days ahead, the city of Pittsfield has designated three warming centers in the city and is providing residents with free transportation to these locations, as needed.
The centers include the Ralph J. Froio Senior Center, 330 North St., the Christian Center, 193
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 | Churchill Street Residents Raise Concerns With Truck Traffic
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Residents of Churchill Street are asking for a ban on truck traffic.
But the Traffic Commission doesn't see a way to reroute them and suspects much of the traffic comes from businesses on the road.
Resident Susan Schwartz represented at the Traffic Commission last week a number of
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