| North Adams Man Pleads Guilty to Child Assault
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — On Thursday, June 5, Jesriel Morales, 37 of North Adams, pleaded guilty to five charges in Berkshire Superior Court.
The charges are:
3 counts of Aggravated Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon on a Child
2 counts of Assault and Battery
The incident occurred in |
| @theMarket: June Should Be Good Month for Stocks But Watch Out for July
Stocks should climb a bit higher this month. The next round of tariffs is not due to be levied until July nor will Trump's Big Beautiful Bill (BBB) be passed until then. That gives investors some breathing room to book some gains.
The first-quarter earnings season is just about over. Overall results have beat estimates by 6 |
 | Greylock Federal Promotes Branch Manager at Lanesborough branch
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union announced the promotion of Ashley Thompson to branch manager of its Lanesborough branch.
"I'm so proud to see Ashley take this next step in her career. Through her many years with Greylock, beginning with her first job as a Float Teller on Saturdays, Ashley has |
| County's Athletic Directors Recognize Senior Scholar-Athletes
PITTSFIELD, Mass. – Twenty-two graduating seniors from Berkshire County public high schools recently were recognized by the county’s athletic directors with the inaugural Berkshire County Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards.
The honor is designed to recognize seniors who demonstrate “athletic excellence, strong |
| Berkshire County Historical Society to Mark Lafayette Bicentennial
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire County Historical Society (BCHS) will commemorate the bicentennial of the Marquis de Lafayette's 1825 visit to Pittsfield with a series of public programs and events from June 11 to June 13.
The commemoration will include a reprise of Lafayette's arrival in Pittsfield on Park Square on June |
| Dalton Finance Committee Split on Police Budget
DALTON, Mass. — The Police Department budget continues to prove contentious, as the Finance Committee on Tuesday narrowly approved a budget of $1,644,378.
The decision passed 5-4, with committee members Thomas Irwin, William Drosehn III, Susan Carrol, and Shaun Beverly voting against.
The amount |
 | Public Safety Officials Recognized in Closing Murder Case
Pittsfield Police Lt. David Soules and Officer David Kirchner fist bump after getting their commendations as Officer Jeffrey Arena looks on.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The family of David Green Jr. can finally have some sense of justice thanks to the prosecution of his murderer, Lance Burke. |
| The Retired Investor: Has the Real Estate Market turned?
Home prices have been climbing for years, but the pace of that growth is beginning to cool. That may be good news for some buyers, but relatively few Americans can still find a place they can afford to buy.
Redfin, a national real estate brokerage, recently estimated that there are almost half a million more home sellers than |
 | South Street Sign Marks 1902 Roosevelt Trolley Incident
Mayor Peter Marchetti says its fitting the city memorializes William Craig, the first Secret Service agent killed in the line of duty.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A sign now commemorates the location of an incident that made President Teddy Roosevelt say, "If you're set on risking your life, go to Pittsfield, Mass., |
 | 'Closet Cases' Comedy Show Celebrates 20th Anniversary in Pittsfield
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — "Closet Cases," an LGBTQIA+ comedy and storytelling show, will mark its 20th anniversary with a performance at Wander in Pittsfield on Thursday, June 12, at 7:00 PM.
The event is part of Pride Month celebrations.
The show features queer performers sharing personal |
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