 | Harry's Supermarket For Sale After Severe Fire
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A "gutted" Harry's Supermarket is on the market after a severe fire last year. The store has been boarded up since.
The more than 8,000-square-foot building on Wahconah Street is listed for $799,000 by Coldwell Banker Realty. It sits on a 0.88 acre lot and property taxes last year were |
| DOR: January Revenue Collections
BOSTON — Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) Commissioner Geoffrey Snyder announced that preliminary revenue collections for January totaled $3.594 billion, $268 million or 6.9 percent less than actual collections in January 2023, and $263 million or 6.8 percent below benchmark.
FY2024 year-to-date collections totaled |
| Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in Mass
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources' (MDAR) Division of Animal Health is informing the public that Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) has been detected in Essex County.
MDAR and its partner agencies depopulated and disposed of a non-commercial, mixed-species backyard flock |
 | 'Down Memory Lane' Issues a Success in Dalton
DALTON, Mass. — The reissuing of the book "Down Memory Lane" has been a success, Historical Commission members said during its meeting on Wednesday.
At the time of meeting there were only eight more copies left of the 40 reprints. The commission started to accept orders in |
| FEMA Awards Funds to Massachusetts for COVID School Testing Costs
BOSTON — The Federal Emergency Management Agency will be sending more than $64 million to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to reimburse it for the cost of contracting to provide testing services in public schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The $64,144,440 Public Assistance grant will reimburse the Massachusetts |
| @theMarket: Melt-up in Markets Fueled by Momentum
Stocks are climbing, scaling new heights while euphoria abounds. Momentum is pushing the technology sector, and AI stocks in particular. How long can it last and how high can it go?
It is the question on the minds of many on Wall Street. At this point, the consensus opinion is that we are due for a pullback. Even the bulls are |
 | Seiji Ozawa, Longtime BSO Conductor, Dies at 88
LENOX, Mass. — Longtime Boston Symphony Orchestra conductor Seiji Ozawa died Feb. 6 in Tokyo at the age of 88.
Ozawa was the orchestra's longest serving conductor and held the title of music director for 29 years until stepping down in 2002. Seiji Ozawa Hall on the grounds of BSO's summer home Tanglewood was |
 | Buds, Twigs, and Bark: How to Identify Trees and Shrubs in Winter
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Join Chelsey Simmons of Berkshire Environmental Action Team (BEAT) for the February Berkshire Green Drinks virtual event to explore the buds, twigs, and bark of common trees seen in the New England landscape.
It may be surprising, but winter is actually an excellent time to learn how to identify |
| Roots Rising Secures Land for Youth Farm
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — After an extensive, multi-year search, Roots Rising announced the successful acquisition of 923 Barker Road in Pittsfield, marking a milestone in their journey towards launching the Youth Farm.
The process of finding the right location for the Youth Farm involved years of searching and the exploration of |
 | Pittsfield Health Board Plans Mosquito Task Force, Public Outreach
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Board of Health will establish a task force to handle mosquito control after efforts to resume to spraying were not supported by the City Council.
This part of the panel's path forward after unsuccessfully recommending that the city resume mosquito spraying, which was discontinued in 2021. Last summer, |
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