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Berkshire County Historical Explores History of Broadhall
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — On November 2, Berkshire County Historical Society Executive Director Lesley Herzberg and Board President Cynthia Farr Brown will discuss the history of Broadhall, the home of Sarah Morewood, currently known as the Country Club of Pittsfield.    The event begins at 5:30 p.m. and will be held at the
Dalton Trucking Business Requests More Hours
DALTON, Mass. — Residents and community members from surrounding areas filled the Callahan Meeting Room at the Town Hall last Wednesday to discuss the future of Ray Robert Excavation & Trucking.   The excavation and trucking company has requested a new special permit to improve clarity and extend its operating and
Pittsfield Mayoral Candidates Talk Visions For Leadership
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Voters got a look at mayoral candidates John Krol and Peter Marchetti's plans for the corner office during a forum hosted by the Berkshire NAACP on Monday. Moderator Will Singleton delivered questions on finances, management, and business to a packed crowd at Conte Community School. Krol, a former
PCTV and iBerkshires to Host Pittsfield Debates
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Pittsfield Community Television, in partnership with iBerkshires.com, will present televised debates featuring candidates for the Pittsfield municipal election, in all contested races over two nights next week.    The debates will begin on Monday, Oct. 30 at Berkshire Community College in the K-111
Dalton Talks Fund for Occupants of Condemned Houses
DALTON, Mass. — The Select Board approved exploring the development of a program that aids residents facing condemnation during its meeting on Monday.    Town Manager Thomas Hutcheson will be collaborating with Health Agent Agnes Witkowski and the Board of Health to discuss the details and requirements of the
Dalton Select Board Express Concerns for Firefighter Saftey
DALTON, Mass. — The Select Board will be discussing the safety of the town's firefighters during a future meeting.    Concerns were raised during the board's meeting last week by Chair Joseph Diver. Diver claimed that he had spoken to both former and current members of the Fire Department who expressed safety
Candidate Statement: Krol Strongly Supports Ending MCAS as Graduation Requirement
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Mayoral candidate John Krol has unequivocally called for ending the practice of using the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) as a mandatory requirement for graduation.   "How draconian is it that we are using this test as a requirement to graduate here in Massachusetts. We all know
Pittsfield: Temporary traffic restrictions on North Street
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Due to underground utility work conducted by Eversource, temporary traffic restrictions will be in place on North Street, at the Linden Street/Maplewood Avenue intersection, beginning on Thursday, Oct. 26.   This work is expected to continue over the next several weeks. While this work is underway, the
Pittsfield Mayoral Candidates Talk Safety, Policing at NAACP Debate
The debate covered a range of topics, including public safety.  PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Mayoral candidates Peter Marchetti and John Krol expanded on some of their plans for the city during a forum Monday hosted by the Berkshire NAACP. With about two weeks left until the general election, the candidates debated the
Berkshire County Historical Society Forest Bathing
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Join certified guide Kathleen Schoenberg for forest bathing.   Start your Sunday with a one-hour guided, stroll on the nature trail at Arrowhead on Sunday, Oct. 29, beginning at 11 am.    The walk will be less than a mile and includes several breaks for meditation and mindful
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