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 | Woman Injured In Crash at Problematic Pittsfield Intersection
A solar-powered warning sign was installed within the last two years to reduce the number of drivers missing the stop sign. The tree on the right was the target of previous inquiries about it obscuring the sign at the intersection.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A 71-year-old woman was taken to Berkshire Medical Center for minor
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 | The Classical 'High Season' Approaches Its Summit
During late July, the classical music festival "high season," anchored by concerts and special events at Tanglewood, approaches its summit, with sure-fire programming.
Offerings this week include great chamber music featuring the renowned Emerson String Quartet joined by Metropolitan Opera soprano Renée Fleming performing
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 | Don't Chase Last Year's Mutual Fund Category Winners
The world of mutual funds can be confusing. With more than 9,000 funds on the market, how can you choose the ones that are right for you?
One way to start is by considering the various categories of mutual funds – and there are quite a few of them: Small Cap Growth, Large Cap Growth, Large Cap Value, Diversified Emerging Markets,
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 | Bayliss' No-Hitter Highlights BABL Week
Tight races abound in the Berkshire Adult Baseball league, where just one game in the loss column separates the top three teams in the over-35 division and the top two teams in the 20-year-old division.
A key game in the 35s comes on Sunday in Lenox, where the first-place Berkshire Thunder (9-2) takes on the third-place Berkshire
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 | Cohen Seeks to Build Community With Seat on Pittsfield Council
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — It wasn't long ago when Yuki Cohen was going through a devastating time in her life and it was the community in Pittsfield that got her through it.
It was far different than she had known in the past, as she used to hustle in corporate America. The Berkshires are more relaxed, welcoming, and
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 | Post 68 Ousted by Greenfield in American Legion Playoffs
WILBRAHAM, Mass. -- Things went wrong in a hurry for the Pittsfield Post 68 American Legion Baseball team in the late innings on Tuesday night.
But as his team slowly made its way into the gloaming at Spec Pond Recreation Area, coach Pat Bassi pivoted to thoughts of everything that went right in the program over the better part
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 | Berkshires Beat: Clinton Church Restoration Awarded $75,000
Clinton AME Zion Church outing (date unknown).
Church grant
Clinton Church Restoration is one of 22 sites and organizations dedicated to preserving African American history to receive grant support from National Trust for Historic Preservation's African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund (Action Fund). As part of the
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 | Holyoke Mayor Morse Challenges Neal In Congressional Race
Morse is joined by a large crowd of supporters at the Unicorn Inn on Monday night.
HOLYOKE, Mass. — They said he couldn't do it.
There is no way a 21-year-old, turning 22, could defeat an incumbent mayor with years of political experience. And there was no way the city of Holyoke was ever going to be
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