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 | Cultural Pittsfield This Week: Dec. 7-13
Dec. 7 is First Friday Artswalk, Festive Frolic & More!
Enjoy 16 different art shows featuring work by more than three dozen accomplished regional artists in Pittsfield's bustling Upstreet Cultural District during
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 | Clarksburg Woman Joins Greylock Mortgage Team
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union announces the hiring of Sarah E. Gaffey as a mortgage and business development officer based in the North Adams branch.
Gaffey will build upon Greylock's success as the number one mortgage lender in the county by enhancing customer service and ease of access to Greylock’s
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 | Harvest Festivals and Craft Fairs 2018
Fall has arrived, bringing with it many craft fairs and harvest festivals around the Berkshires. This list will be updated as we get more information. Have an event to add? Email us at info@iberkshires.com.
Saturday, Dec. 8
Adams: The Adams Free Library Friends will host a Small Town Holiday Sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to
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 | State Crafting Plan For Unique Issues of Rural Towns
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Rural towns can have unique challenges apart from their urban counterparts. And now the state is taking a closer look at these issues.
In 2015, the Legislature created the Rural Policy Advisory Commission and this year the group has been on a listening tour to dig into problems and situations that
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 | South County's Becker Pond Dam Makes Priority Project List
MOUNT WASHINGTON, Mass. — Restoration of a mile of Schenob Brook and the removal of the Becker Pond Dam have been named as priority projects for the state.
The Baker-Polito administration made the designation on Thursday for Schenob Brook/Becker Pond Dam Removal Project along with 11 other river and wetland
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 | Two More Properties Added to Pittsfield's Demolition List
The city secured the structure at 217 Robbins Ave. in 2017.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Two more homes have been added to the demolition list.
The Board of Health issued orders of demolition for 33 Circular Ave. and 217 Robbins Ave. The two buildings were added to a list of homes the city demolishes because of
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 | Home From Afghanistan, Mount Greylock Vice Principal Settling In
Schutz speaks to the young students about personal responsibility and the school climate. He says he's still acclimating to the new school.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Mount Greylock Vice Principal Jacob Schutz welcomed the class of 2024 to the middle-high school on Wednesday, even as the Mount Greylock
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 | Berkshire Medical Center Shows Off New Technology
The newer model allows for greater use.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Medical Center is hoping to get people back to their everyday lives "quicker with the help of new technology.
The hospital recent upgraded its daVinci Robot to lessen the invasiveness of surgery and purchased a new
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 | Letter: FCC Rule Endangers Existence of PCTV
To the Editor:
Over the last 30 years, Pittsfield Community Television has served a special role in our community, providing information, entertainment, sports, and access to cable subscribers in the area. These programs are not provided by any Albany or Springfield channels.
PCTV's unique programming includes coverage of local
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