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 | Census Bureau Preparing For 2020 Count
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A community has 675 billion reasons to make sure every resident is counted on the Census.
The 2020 Census may still be a year and a half away but the bureau is already preparing for it. The effort is to count where every single person living in America puts their head down at night.
Those
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 | Pittsfield Honors Inaugural Citizens Academy Class
The mayor said the city is likely to hold another academy next year.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The mayor's office believes the first citizen's academy was a success.
Executive Assistant Catherine Van Bramer headed the effort to connect local residents more closely with city government. The
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 | Dalton Senior Center Cuts Ribbon on New Exercise Park
The hope is that many will use the equipment with friends to make exercise fun.
DALTON, Mass. — The Senior Center has made it a bit easier for people to be healthy and fit even later in life.
Through a grant from AARP, a half-dozen pieces of outdoor workout equipment have been installed on the
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 | Pittsfield Accepts $125K Grant to Help St. Mary's Project
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The state released a $125,000 allocation to move the St. Mary's redevelopment project along.
The City Council accepted the grant from the state on Tuesday and the money will fund upgraded infrastructure to the project and preserve the terracotta roofing and campanile tower. The $6 million project is
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 | Common Folk Open Up Pop-Up Shop
Some of the odds and endds that can be found at Common Folk's shop.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Common Folk Pop Up Shop is now open at the former Makers Mill space at 73 Main St.
Common Folk co-founder and creative director Jessica Sweeney said the artists' collective opened Phase 1 of their new
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 | @theMarket: Markets Hope for Trade Breakthrough
This Saturday evening, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping will sit down to dinner in Buenos Aires at the G-20 conference. Investors are holding their breath, hoping that the two might come to some agreement that could lower tensions and avert a full-out trade war between the U.S. and China.
Given past rhetoric and the president's
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 | KeyBank Names Business Banking Manager for WMass
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — KeyBank has appointed Thomas Tierney as a business banking relationship manager for the Western Massachusetts market.
In this role, Tierney will manage commercial relationships for businesses with annual revenues ranging from $3 million to $20 million. In addition to supporting the bank's existing client
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 | Greylock Agent Certified as Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Julie Nichols, who has been with Greylock Insurance Agency for more than 12 years, has been certified as a Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist (CRIS).
This insurance designation recognizes specialized expertise in construction insurance and demonstrates Nichol's commitment to Berkshire businesses
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 | CRA Promotes Two Employees
DALTON, Mass. — The Community Recreation Association has promoted two long-serving employees.
Daniel McMahon will take the new role of director of social services, effective immediately. In this role, McMahon will oversee the coordination and administration of all aspects of adult and youth social programming, including planning,
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 | Nutritionist Joins CHP Neighborhood Health Center
PITTSFIELD, Mass. - Nutritionist Christina Garner has joined the CHP Neighborhood Health Center medical practice.
Garner is a clinical nutritionist and wellness educator with expertise in medical nutrition counseling, fitness and health education. She places emphasis on integrative nutrition, program design and practical methods for
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