 | Half-Million Unpaid Mall Bills Could Fall on Lanesborough Taxpayers
Town officials and road district representatives are working on how the town will plug the $500,000 hole in the fiscal 2026 budget.
PITTSFIELD, Mass.— The Berkshire Mall's unpaid bills to the Baker Hill Road District could fall on taxpayers.
The Select Board has agreed to an executive session with the |
| BHS Holding Community Health Stakeholders Meeting
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — As Berkshire Health Systems works to update its Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), the organization has scheduled a public meeting to seek input from the community on key health issues.
The Community Health Stakeholder Meeting will be held on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025, from noon to 1:30 pm at |
 | Lt. Governor Tours Innovation Center, Talks State Investment
BIC Executive Director Benjamin Sonse discusses the center with the lieutenant governor and local leaders.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll toured the Berkshire Innovation Center on Tuesday for a look at Pittsfield's technology sector and the future of William Stanley Business Park.
She then |
| Dalton Select Board Back at Senior Center
DALTON, Mass. — The Select Board meetings are back at the Senior Center.
Residents raised concerns regarding the accessibility of Town Hall following the board's July decision to move its meetings back to the Callahan Room on a trial basis.
"Not a surprise," Select Board member |
 | Millers, Tunnel City Freight Claim BABL Titles
PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- Brian Rodriguez Sunday struck out eight hitters in four innings to lead the G.B. Millers to a 3-1 win and a 2-0 championship series sweep over the Berkshire Thunder in the 20-and-over division of the Berkshire Adult Baseball League.
The Millers opened the series on Saturday with a 4-1 win over the Thunder at |
 | Pittsfield Health Board Supports Community EMS Program
County Ambulance is seeking to implement a Community Emergency Medical Services program that will provide preventive and non-emergency care.
PITTSFIELD, Mass.— The Board of Health supports a Community Emergency Medical Services program in the city.
Last Wednesday, board members motioned to support County |
 | Greek Fest Returns in August
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greek Fest returns August Saturday, Aug. 16, noon to 7 pm and Sunday, Aug., 17 Noon to 6 pm.
Greek Fest is back in last year's location, Hillcrest Academy, 400 Columbus Ave. Ext in Pittsfield.
There will be food, pastries, music, dancing and free parking.
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| Pittsfield Camping Ordinance Sparks OML Complaint
PITTSFIELD, Mass.— Several City Councilors are alleged to have violated the Open Meeting Law by speaking about the controversial camping ban proposal during a community event.
Tuesday's City Council meeting includes the review of two OML complaints filed by a former councilor and a podcaster. Karen Kalinowsky and |
| BRTA Board Sees Open Meeting Law Complaint
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The BRTA Advisory Board is reforming its search for a new administrator after an Open Meeting Law complaint.
This includes a re-evaluation of all submitted resumes and amending the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority's governing bylaws. On Thursday, the board held a special meeting to address the |
 | Aggie Commissioner Stresses Food Access During Berkshires Tour
Sarah and James Schultz of Red Shirt Farm. They have continued their community-supported agriculture program in addition to the new farm store.
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Like the land it maintains, the farming community has an ecosystem of its own centered on collaboration in an effort to improve access to locally |
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