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 | Berkshires Beat: Thermal Cameras Available at the Milne Library
Picture perfect
The cameras show hot and cold spots in homes that are not visible to the naked eye.
Just in time for Earth Day, the Milne Public Library is making two thermal imaging cameras available for residents to check out. These cameras, which attach to a smartphone, show hot and cold spots in homes that aren’t
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 | Agreement Reached Between Pittsfield Schools, PCTV For WTBR
With Taconic High School set to be demolished, the tower needs to be relocated.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The School Department is signing off on WTBR in June. But Pittsfield Community Television will be signing on in the fall.
The School Committee on Wednesday approved an agreement that gives management of the
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 | Great Barrington Police Investigating Fatal Crash
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — A Housatonic woman was killed late Sunday morning in a head-on collision near 200 Maple Ave.
Annemarie E. Bushka, 64, was pronounced dead at the scene from injuries incurred in the crash.
Bushka's motor vehicle collided with one driven by Robert Bacigalupi, 68, who
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 | Williamstown's Art Runs Boston to Benefit Disabled Runners Group
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Qualified to run his 80th marathon at age 73, Hank Art shows no signs of slowing down.
Unless he wants to.
Art will toe the line in Hopkinton this Monday morning for his 16th Boston Marathon. But one of his most memorable experiences in a 26.2-mile event came a couple of hours to south,
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 | Youth Conference Inspires Teens To Become 'Tools of Change'
The arts was one of the four tracks students could choose for the workshops.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Zoe Hypolite watched as Hurricane Maria devastated her home country of Dominica.
She knew something had to be done to help. She started fundraising.
"I decided that I am going to do
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 | Pittsfield Council Debates Police Oversight, or Advisory, Committee
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The City Council agrees with having a citizen's committee to peer into the Police Department. But, it is more a matter of on whose terms.
That's how City Council President Peter Marchetti phrased it to help move debate along in the final hours of Tuesday night, as the City Council spent a lengthy
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 | Hinsdale Man Charged With Murdering Estranged Girlfriend
Update on April 15: The preliminary results of an autopsy on 24-year-old Kassedi Clark indicate she died from
multiple gunshot wounds.
Dr. Robert Welton, an associate medical examiner for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, conducted the autopsy on Clark on Sunday in Holyoke and has ruled the death a
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 | YMCA Honors Its Volunteer of the Year Award Recipients
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Berkshire Family YMCA named Matthew J. Scarafoni as the recipient of the J. Edward Dery Volunteer of the Year award and Lenny Light as the recipient of the G. Fred Links Award at its annual meeting on Feb. 28.
The two awards are given annually to the YMCA volunteers that best exemplify the spirit of the late J.
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 | Rep. Farley-Bouvier named 2018 Provider's Council Legislator of the Year
PITTSFIELD, Mass.— State Rep. Tricia Farley-Bouvier was named 2018 Provider's Council Legislator of the Year and awarded the Caring Bear presented by The Caring Force at their seventh annual State House Rally and Lobby Day on Tuesday, April 10. The award is annually given to legislative champions for their commitment to the human
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