 | Deteriorating Wahconah Park Grandstand Closed for 2022 Season
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Grandstand seating will not be available at historic Wahconah Park this year because of structural compromises but the city has capital improvements plans for the facility.
The Parks Commission on Tuesday approved a memorandum of understanding between the Pittsfield Suns and the city for 2022. The agreement
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 | BCC Receives $10M to Remove PCBs From Window Caulking
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College received $10 million from the state to remove polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) contaminated caulking and replace windows on the Koussevitzky Arts Center and Jonathan Edwards Library.
The funds are being provided through An Act Providing for Capital Facility Repairs and Improvements for the
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 | Berkshire and Northern Berkshire United Way to Kick Off Volunteer Month
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire United Way (BUW) and Northern Berkshire United Way (NBUW) will kick off the second annual #HereForGood Volunteer Month on April 18, coinciding with National Volunteer Week April 18-25.
BUW and NBUW have organized a range of volunteer opportunities across Berkshire County throughout the month,
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| Moderate Spring Weather In Store This Week
Temperatures will slowly inch up to the low 60s this week but expect a mix of cloudy skies and sun.
Wednesday, April 20 will be sunny, but temperatures will only top out at 51, predicts Accuweather.
Expect cooler temperatures overnight with a low of 28.
Thursday will be a bit warmer with a high of
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 | BerkshiresCanCode Announces Launch of Initial Program
PITTSFIELD, Mass — CanCode Communities, a nonprofit organization training non-traditional talent for software career opportunities, announced the launch of its initial BerkshiresCanCode program: Front-End Web Development.
Registration is now open for the 12-week course, which starts on May 10 and runs through July
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 | First Cat From January Dumping Incident Finds Forever Home
Arlo Guthrie is a 10-month-old kitten who went to his forever home on Wednesday. A second cat is set to be adopted on Thursday but nine others still need homes.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The story began with a phone call to the Berkshire Humane Society from Good Samaritan Joshua Christman reporting a "roadblock of
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| Dalton Looking for People to Fill Open Seats in Town Election
DALTON, Mass. — The town elections will be held on Monday, May 9, from 11 to 7 at the Community Recreation Association.
But there won't be any races this year.
Those running are all up for re-election and are running unopposed. The town, like many in the Berkshires, has been having a difficult
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 | Police Advisory Board Hears From Community About Estrella's Death
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The panel that spent last year questioning its purpose, feeling starved of community input, and losing a majority of its members is suddenly in the spotlight.
The killing of Miguel Estrella in late March by Pittsfield Police officers was the topic Tuesday with the Police Advisory and Review Board,
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| Seasonal Safety Reminder: Be Aware of Mulch Fire Hazards
STOW, Mass. —State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey offered a fire safety reminder to homeowners and others who plan on using mulch in upcoming landscaping projects.
"Every spring, firefighters across Massachusetts respond to mulch fires on commercial and residential properties," State Fire Marshal Ostroskey said.
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