 | Berkshire Museum Announces STEAM Programs for Preschool-Age Children
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Museum announced a partnership with the Pittsfield Coordinator Family and Community Engagement (CFCE) Grant, funded by the Department of Early Education and Care, and in collaboration with Berkshire County HeadStart.
This collaboration aims to bring enriching and accessible programming to |
| Berkshire Organizations, Schools Awarded Mass Cultural Council Grants
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Mass Cultural Council announced the 299 recipients of the Fiscal Year 2024 STARS Residencies grants.
This $1,502,450 investment will place teaching artists, scientists, and humanists, into schools, bringing cultural enrichment to more than 32,000 Massachusetts |
 | Volunteers Turn Out for MLK Day of Service in Pittsfield Area
Activities included making cards for residents at Hillcrest Commons at First Methodist Church.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Martin Luther King Jr. left behind a sentiment of unity, peace and equality. These values were demonstrated by volunteers on Monday, during Berkshire Community College's Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King |
| Dalton Traffic Commission Comments on Dalton Division Designs
DALTON, Mass. — The Traffic Commission weighed in last week on the preliminary design options for Dalton Division Road that were presented last month.
The commission's discussion focused on the sewer line, sidewalks, and intersection of Williams Street, Washington Mountain Road and Mountain |
 | Pittsfield Councilor Presses for Road Repairs
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Roadwork remains a hot topic in the City Council's new term.
The council took up a petition last week from Councilor at Large Earl Persip III seeking an update from Commissioner of Public Utilities Ricardo Morales on a road patch at 181 Elm St. Persip requested that the patch be fixed last year, as it |
| Governor Launches Climate Science Advisory Panel
BOSTON — The Healey-Driscoll Administration launched a Climate Science Advisory Panel through the new Massachusetts Office of Climate Science (OCS) to provide expertise on statewide climate science and future projections used to inform state and local climate adaptation planning |
| Berkshire Museum Announces Two Exhibitions For Spring
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Museum announced two new exhibitions to be displayed beginning Saturday, Feb. 3.
Planning for the Future – 1979-2024, the third and final installment of the museum's 3-part exhibition series highlighting the history of the museum in celebration of the institution's |
| State Announce Consensus Revenue Forecast for Fiscal Year 2025
BOSTON – Secretary of Administration and Finance Matthew J. Gorzkowicz, Senate Ways and Means Chair Michael J. Rodrigues and House Ways and Means Chair Aaron Michlewitz agreed on a consensus revenue forecast for Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) of $40.202 billion.
Secretary Gorzkowicz also announced a decrease of $1 billion to the |
 | Dalton Considers Allowing 'Green' Burials
DALTON, Mass. — Residents may have the option of so-called "green" burials in the future.
Also referred to as "natural burials," green burials are a way of returning bodies to the earth after death without a metal casket, burial liner or vault, or embalming, according to the nonprofit Green Burial |
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