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 | Primary Care Offices Offer More Than Ever
As little as five or 10 years ago, you visited your doctor at your primary care office for your yearly physical and when you were ill. You might need to visit three or four other offices to get all of the care you needed.
But times are changing. Many primary care offices are offering patients more types of care more conveniently than ever.
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 | Pittsfield Business Owner Objects to Parking Meters In New Lot
Council Vice President John Krol filed a petition calling for a new plan for the lot.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The owner of Berkshire Nautilus is glad to see the eyesore of a Columbus Avenue parking garage come down.
But, he feels deceived by the city because now parking meters are eyed for the new surface
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 | Letter: DA's Decision on Prevention Programs Hurts Children & Families
To the Editor:
For 15 years,the Community Outreach and Education Department (COE) in the Berkshire District Attorney's Office has provided student-based, educational and prevention programming to elementary, middle and high school students throughout Berkshire County. Tens of thousands of students have received vital educational
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 | Harrington Launches Plan to Address Domestic, Sexual Violence
Freeman Center Executive Director Janis Broderick said domestic and sexual assault has been a growing problem in recent years and a lot more can be done.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Domestic and sexual violence has hit a "crisis level" according to District Attorney Andrea Harrington.
On Tuesday,
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 | Easter Events in the Berkshires
Hippity, hoppity, Easter's on its way ... and so are lots of fun family events in the Berkshires. If you have one you want included on this list, just email us at info@iberkshires.com.
April 13
Lenox: Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age Museum will offer its annual Slavic Easter egg decorating demonstrations and instructional
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 | Lanesborough Waiting on New Inspection of Police Station
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — A third-party inspector is expected to file a report on the condition of the current police station as town officials prepare to release a request for a feasibility study on the department's needs.
Town Manager Kelli Robbins said on Monday that a state building inspector was in town reviewing the
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 | Preschool, Kindergarten Registrations Scheduled Around County
Berkshire County schools are starting to schedule preschool and kindergarten registration dates for the 2019-20 school year. Schools can send their information to info@iberkshires.com to be included on this list.
All students, regardless of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, religion, national origin, sexual orientation,
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 | Berkshire Mosquito Control Gearing Up For 2019 Season
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — City Council President Peter Marchetti is asking that the Berkshire County Mosquito Control Project be more proactive.
The request comes after the Board of Health agreed last year to limit the number of adulticide sprayings. Marchetti particularly called for more catch basin treatments, citing that in
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 | Wahconah Building Project Passes by Narrow Margin
DALTON, Mass. — With just more than 51 percent of the vote, the Wahconah Regional High School building project was approved by the voters of the Central Regional Berkshire School District on Saturday.
Superintendent Laurie Casna reported Saturday evening that 1,785 of the 3,483 voters districtwide (51.2 percent)
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 | Newest Pittsfield Police Advisory Group Holds First Meeting
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The newly created Police Advisory and Review Commission got its feet wet at its first meeting on Tuesday.
The newly crafted committee is eyed to serve as a liaison between the Police Department and the community. It is the most recent iteration of a public safety-focused citizens group after a previous
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