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 | Dalton Select Board Announces Availability of Bardin Property
DALTON, Mass. — The Select Board honored Emergency Management Director Daniel Filiault for his 42 years of service during their meeting on Monday night.
The former police chief has resigned from all appointed positions including the emergency management department and Traffic Commission so that he can retire and spend
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 | Pittsfield Council's Budget Recommendations Survive Charter Objection
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The City Council got a second chance to vote on its fiscal 2023 budget recommendations after a charter objection by Ward 2 Councilor Charles Kronick halted the discussion at its last meeting.
The $116,000 in recommended increases were sent to Mayor Linda Tyer on Tuesday in a 7-4 vote with Councilor at Large Karen
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| Pittsfield OK's Alcohol License Transfer to Camp Arrow Wood
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Despite pushback from neighbors, the Licensing Board on Monday approved a liquor license transfer from a long-shuttered restaurant to Camp Arrow Wood located on Cloverdale Street.
The unanimous vote changed the location, manager, and management/operating agreement from The Elbow Room to the camp, which is a venture
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| Updated Schedule for Pittsfield Line Painting
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Line painting is now scheduled for North Street in downtown Pittsfield beginning Tuesday, June 28, through Thursday, June 30.
The work will begin by Park Square and continue up to Berkshire Medical Center. The change is due to an equipment issue.
The painting will also include bike
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 | KEVS Foundation Donates AED to Pittsfield
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — An automated external defibrillator, or AED, will be installed at the Doyle Softball Complex on Benedict Road thanks to a donation from the KEVS Foundation.
The Parks Commission received the lifesaving device last Tuesday after it was offered to the city several months ago. An AED is used to treat
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| Pittsfield Testing Sewer Inflow Connections
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The city of Pittsfield will conduct smoke and dye testing in the months ahead to help detect illegal inflow connections to sanitary sewer systems, which can lead to costly repairs for the taxpayer.
In advance of this work the city is embarking on an educational campaign to build awareness around
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 | RSVP of Berkshire County Meet-and-Greet
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Berkshire County will host a meet-and-greet event 1-3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 29, 16 Bartlett Ave.
"This is an opportunity for us to share with members of the public the exciting work that we're doing in the city of Pittsfield and throughout
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 | General Dynamics Seeks Small-Business Connections
Congressman Neal says there are more than 133,000 Massachusetts residents employed by small businesses in the state.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — General Dynamics Mission Systems gathered around 75 small businesses and professional organizations at the Berkshire Innovation Center on Monday for a day of making
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| Dalton Voters OK Articles at Special Town Meeting
DALTON, Mass. — Fewer than a dozen voters at Monday's special town meeting took only 10 minutes to pass the two articles on the warrant.
Article 1 was amended to include an additional $4,000 to cover trash removal from Town Hall, the senior center, garage, and park, based on a recent contract proposal with
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