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 | Pittsfield Man Sentenced to Five Years on Firearm Charges
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A Pittsfield man was sentenced to five years in prison on Tuesday for drug and firearm violations.
The Berkshire district attorney's office secured guilty pleas from 41-year-old Davon Kelly on a number of charges related to a shooting incident outside of the former Lach's Lounge on Fenn Street in
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 | Windsor Receives $165k in Funding for Ecological Repairs
The secretary also met with local officials during her trip to Western Mass, including a roundtable on Friday in Pittsfield.
WINDSOR, Mass. — The town of Windsor has been awarded $165,000 to replace a culvert on the East Branch of the Westfield River. Windsor's grant is largest of 16 awards targeting culvert
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 | Williams College Museum of Art to Reopen on Sept. 6
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Williams College Museum of Art will reopen for the fall in Lawrence Hall on Friday, Sept. 6, with a lineup featuring the critically exclaimed exhibit "Axis Mundo: Queer Networks in Chicano L.A."
A celebration to mark the reopening of Lawrence Hall and the opening of "Axis Mundo" will be
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 | BCC Announces New Deans, Directors and Staff Changes
PITTSFIELD, Mass.— Berkshire Community College has announced the hiring of new deans, directors and staff on campus – as well as new titles for a variety of current staff.
Kevin Bechard is the new dean of Business and Outreach. Bechard comes to the college from Manchester Community College in Connecticut, where he was faculty
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 | Berkshires Beat: Berkshire County Youths Joined Amplify 2019 Program
Music in Common
Berkshire County youth Darby Taylor, Hailey Peters, Maddy Bronson and Olivia Davis participated in Music In Common's "Amplify" program in Sheffield, Mass., this summer. Amplify is a two-week residential program in which musicians perform songs written by Music In Common youth from around the world. The Amplify
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 | Pittsfield Mayoral Candidates Spar in First Debate
Scott Graves
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — With the September preliminary election nearing, the four mayoral candidates debated Monday night at Berkshire Community College.
The four candidates, Rusty Anchor owner Scott Graves, retired Pittsfield Police Officer Karen Kalinowsky, Councilor at Large Melissa Mazzeo, and
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 | Lanesborough Urged to Allow Dogs Back in Town Parks
The Board of Selectmen delayed a decision on lifting the prohibition on dogs until its next meeting.
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — A half-dozen residents, including the town's animal control officer, urged the Board of Selectmen on Monday to rescind last year's decision to ban dogs from town
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 | Microcosm Holds Surprising Pollinators' Diversity
Note the underwing camouflage gray and the upper-side wing of sky blue for this spring azure on a red maple.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — During May and June at various sites in the Berkshires, close examination of the floral bloom reveals some welcome surprises regarding pollinating insects.
Just pretend to drop
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| Pittsfield Police Investigating Columbus Avenue Shooting
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Police are investigating an early Sunday morning shooting on Columbus Avenue that injured one.
According to a statement from the district attorney's office, officers responded at about 3:22 a.m. Sunday to the area of 347 Columbus Ave. after both a ShotSpotter activation and several 911
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