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| Healey-Driscoll Transition Announces Full Policy Committees
BOSTON — Massachusetts Governor-elect Maura Healey and Lieutenant Governor-elect Kim Driscoll announced the full membership of their six transition policy committees.
Each committee is composed of a diverse group of community members, advocates, subject matter experts, and business and nonprofit
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| BCC Now Offers Associate Degree in Mechatronics
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College (BCC) has been approved by the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education and the New England Commission of Higher Education to offer an associate of science degree in mechatronics, a field that combines industrial machinery operation and maintenance skills with 21st-century automation
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| Pittsfield City Council to Revisit Cell Tower Conversation Next Week
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The cell tower conversation will pick up again next week with City Council agenda items from Ward 4 Councilor James Conant and Ward 1 Councilor Kenneth Warren.
They have requested that the state and federal delegation is notified of the council's position on the negative health effects of cell tower radiation
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 | Clock Tower Artists to Host Holiday Open Studio Event
The artists collaborative's new studio space is on the third floor of the Clocktower Building.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The newly-formed Clock Tower Artists will be hosting a Holiday Open Studio event in its new space located on the third floor of the historic mill building at 75 South Church
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 | Friends of the Pittsfield Senior Center Seek Volunteers
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Friends of the Senior Center is in need of more volunteers so it can provide more opportunities at the Ralph J. Froio Senior Center.
"The Senior Center is a structure that is financed by the city of Pittsfield, but it's the friends that really support all the extra activities that take place in
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| FEMA Awards Almost $1.7M to MassDOT for COVID-19 Response Costs
BOSTON — The Federal Emergency Management Agency will be sending nearly $1.7 million to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to reimburse the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) for the costs of operating safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The $1,656,336 Public Assistance grant will reimburse MassDOT for the
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| MassDOT Safe Routes to School Program Adds 1,000th School Partnership
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) announced the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program has reached a milestone by adding the Belchertown School District as its 1,000th School District Partnership to the program.
An event was held on Nov. 10 to highlight this milestone and present the
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| Pittsfield Subcommittee OKs $230K for Excess Asphalt Costs
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The finance subcommittee on Tuesday authorized the transfer of $230,000 from the Public Works Stabilization Account to the Department of Public Services for inflated costs of liquid asphalt.
"This year was a little crazy in terms of costs, expenses, as we have seen over and over," Commissioner of Public
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 | Berkshires In Normal Drought Conditions
BOSTON — While the Commonwealth experienced an increase in precipitation over the previous month, there are regions of the state that continue to be impacted by long term drought conditions.
Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Secretary Beth Card announced that Western Mass remains in a level 0 normal drought
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 | @theMarket: Investors Await Inflation Data
December could be a risky month for the stock market. A spate of inflation data, a European Union Russian energy embargo, and another Fed meeting toward the middle of the month, could determine the state of the stock market.
Traders are split between bulls and bears. The bearish view says that we hit the 4,100 level on the
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