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 | Pittsfield Officials Look to Ease Dog Complaints on Giovina Drive
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Sam and Dakota's reign of terror on Giovina Drive has come to an end.
The two, 10-pound or so Yorkshire terriers have been terrorizing the neighborhood for too long and the Animal Control Commission is now calling for it to end. The two dogs must now be leashed and attended at all times, and must be
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 | Pittsfield FinCom Supports Pot Tax For Roads, Disagree on Details
Ward 4 Councilor Christopher Connell pushed the idea as a way to reduce the amount of money the city borrows every year to pave roadways.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — It may not be the marijuana tax. It may not be 50 percent. It may not even be a stabilization account.
But the City Council's Finance Committee agrees
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 | BHS Awarded Grant to Support Low-cost Spaying & Neutering
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Humane Society has received a grant for $18,000 from the Massachusetts Animal Coalition's License Plate Program to continue providing low-cost spay/neuter services for cats
and dogs in Berkshire County.
This grant, which was funded in the fall of 2018, made BHS's
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 | 'They Shall Not Grow Old': When Johnny Comes Marching Home for Good
"They Shall Not Grow Old," a haunting documentary commissioned by Britain's Imperial War Museum to commemorate the centennial of the conclusion of World War I is a brilliant homage, an artistic accomplishment and a must-see for film students, history buffs and cineastes alike.
While director Peter Jackson's
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 | Pittsfield Considering Changes to Management Pay Scale
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Personnel Department wants to switch up how salary increases are done for managers and non-union personnel.
Personnel Director Michael Taylor is pitching a move away from the step system currently in place to an open range. He believes the open-range model will provide more flexibility in
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 | Bamba, BArT Pull Out Narrow Victory
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The BArT basketball team Tuesday closed its regular season in style, earning a 69-64 win over Westfield’s White Oaks Charter in a back-and-forth game at the Armory.
Isaac Bamba scored 29 points to lead Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter Public School, which trailed by as many as four points in the
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 | Weather Advisory: Sleet, Freezing Rain to Fall on the Berkshires
You could get whiplash trying to keep up with weather in the Berkshires: from minus temperatures last week to glorious temperatures 60s on Monday, it's hard to figure out what to wear.
So, after a few nice, bright mild days, it's time for a turnover. Starting this evening, freezing rain and sleet will cover
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 | Wahconah High Officials Show Deficiencies With Current Building
DALTON, Mass. — Visitors to Wahconah Regional High School frequently see one of the best football facilities in the county and a packed gymnasium filled with banners and get the impression that nothing needs to change.
But look behind the scenes, and the nearly 60-year-old building has issues, issues that Central Berkshire
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 | Pittsfield Neighbors Oppose Newest Proprietor's Lodge Expansion
The blueprints show an expansion to the existing building.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Proprietor's Lodge is looking to add two new spaces to its existing building — a ceremony room and a breakout space.
But, the neighbors are saying the business at the former Itam Lodge is growing entirely too fast and
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