 | Pittsfield Subcommittee Mulls Controversial 'Camping Ordinance'
Kameer Taliaferro, a member of the Affordable Housing Trust, says the ordinance would have a discriminatory impact.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A proposed ordinance to ban camping on public property has put a spotlight on housing instability in Pittsfield.
It has sparked both outrage and a drive to collaborate across |
 | From student to cardholder: What every new grad should know about credit cards
As the strains of pomp and circumstance fade, many new grads are trying to figure out how to manage life in the 'real world.' Not surprisingly, money management is—or should be—at thetop of the list of things to consider. While it's true that having savings provides financial security, credit cards play a bigger role in |
 | Pittsfield Graduates Reflect on Their Pride as Generals
Principal Maggie Harrington-Esko thanked the class for its positivity as she completes her last year as principal. See more photos here.
LENOX, Mass. — Pittsfield High School seniors reflected on the school year and their time "under the dome" at Sunday's graduation |
 | Lenox Graduates Mark Another Milestone in Their Life
Some 57 graduates walked across the stage in the Shed (and one stopped for selfies) to receive their diplomas. See more photos here.
LENOX, Mass. — The 57 graduates of Lenox Memorial High School passed a major milestone as they crossed the Tanglewood stage on Sunday.
Superintendent Williams Collins, welcomed |
| Lenox Memorial High School Awards & Scholarships for 2025
LENOX, Mass. — The following awards and scholarships were presented to the class of 2025 on Thursday, June 5.
Scholastic Achievement Awards:
Highest Four-year Average: Valedictorian: Samuel Geller
Second Highest Average: Salutatorian: Stefan Zygawski
Summa Cum Laude Awards: Olivia |
| Dalton Special Town Meeting Set Monday
DALTON, Mass. — After a lengthy and contentious town meeting that spanned two days, voters will reconvene during a special town meeting to decide on six warrant articles this Monday at 7 p.m. at Wahconah Regional High School.
During the annual town meeting on May 5, which garnered 277 registered voters, the police |
| Pittsfield Announces Sidewalk Repair Work
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The City of Pittsfield’s Department of Community Development announced that sidewalk repair work is scheduled to begin on Monday, June 9, 2025. The project involves replacing existing asphalt sidewalks with concrete in several locations.
The affected areas include:
North side of Columbus Avenue from |
 | Pittsfield High Names Speakers, Scholars for 2025
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The senior class at Pittsfield High School has elected Helen Makdisi and Caroline Sherman to speak at graduation this Sunday, June 8, at 4 p.m. The ceremony will be held on the grounds of Tanglewood.
Makdisi and Sherman will represent the voice of this year's senior class, who have worked |
 | Letter: Town Officials Not Listening on Police Budget
To the Editor:
On May 5, at the annual town meeting, Dalton residents voted 162-117 to reject the police budget which has risen by 59 percent, or $600,000, since Chief Strout's appointment ($1.049M FY21 versus $1.665M 2026 projection).
The vote against the police budget is not a targeted attack or an attempt to defund the |
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