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 | Pittsfield Walk Raises Awareness For Pedestrian Safety
The group met at City Hall at 10 a.m. on Monday to take the walk.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A group of residents took a walk down North Street on Monday in an effort to raise awareness of pedestrian safety.
And, fittingly, the group nearly got run over by a driver who did not stop.
The event was headed by Brian
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 | PEDA to Create Site-Readiness Report On Park's Largest Parcel
The 16-acre parcel will be looked at in depth so prospects know what they need.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — It wasn't long ago that a company got "scared away" from building on the William Stanley Business Park because it wasn't sure what was in the ground.
The Pittsfield Economic Development
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 | Completion of Lafayette Trail Celebrated in Hancock
Hancock officials celebrate the designation recognizing the role the town had in history.
HANCOCK, Mass. — During the American Revolution, famed French general the Marquis de Lafayette played a significant role as an ally of the rebellious colonies.
So much so that President James Monroe invited him on a
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 | Lanesborough Closes Book on Fiscal 2019
The Board of Selectmen recognized Town Clerk Ruth Knysh for six years of service.
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — The Board of Selectmen closed the fiscal year's books on Monday after transferring some $63,538 from health insurance to cover deficits elsewhere in the budget.
Of particular concern for Finance
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 | Pittsfield Nationals Hold Off Holden, Secure Sectional Title
PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- Monday’s sectional final in the Little League 8- to 10-year-old tournament had a little of everything: big offensive rallies, sterling defense, gutsy pitching and drama.
A little more drama than anyone expected going to the bottom of the sixth and a whole lot more drama than the hometown fans wanted to
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 | Pittsfield Stars Travel Baseball Team Improves to 5-2
PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- The Pittsfield Stars 18-and-under baseball team earned a pair of wins over the weekend against the Frozen Ropes in the Eastern New York Travel Baseball League.
In the first game, Christian Marchbanks earned the win on the mound and went 3-for-4 with three doubles.
In the second game, Caden
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 | Dr. Radin Named Grand Marshal of 64th Annual Fall Foliage Parade
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Dr. Len Radin has been selected as grand marshal for the upcoming 64th annual Fall Foliage parade presented by 1Berkshire.
The parade will be held in downtown North Adams on Sunday, Oct. 6, at 1 p.m. This year's parade theme is "The Wizard of Oz," both in celebration of the 80th anniversary of its
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 | Let's Reverse the Rural Physician Shortage
Across the nation, unequal access to health care raises urgent, pressing problems for individual and community health. For rural and underserved communities, the most urgent challenge for patients is our shrinking supply of primary care physicians.
Data show that by 2030, the United States will face a primary care physician shortfall as
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 | Carmel Seeks To Improve Efficiency Of Council With Ward 6 Bid
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Keep it simple.
That's what Edward Carmel believes. But he doesn't believe the current City Council is doing that. He feels the council spins its wheels tinkering with things and not accomplishing anything.
He uses the recent debate over trash disposal, which has been ongoing for
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