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 | Clarksburg to Decide School Project Borrowing Wednesday
The plans for the school would add on a gym and science and music room, seen to the image's left, and rebuild the 1970s wing on the right.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — Voters will decide on Wednesday whether to move forward with a $19 million project to modernize the 50-year-old elementary school — and take on the
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 | Local Democrats Rally Against Latest Federal Health Care Bill
Park Square was lined with people opposing the new federal health care proposal.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Republicans are attempting to once again repeal and replace the ACA with a new health care program.
The so-called Graham-Cassidy bill, sponsored by Republicans Bill Cassidy and Lindsey Graham, is the
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 | Letter: Bullett Endorses Blackmer for State Representative
To the Editor:
I served with Lisa Blackmer for almost six years on the North Adams City Council. In that capacity I had the opportunity to witness first hand her commitment to municipal government and the hard work that goes on behind the scenes to make government work.
She was an active member of the Finance Committee, the Community
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 | Letter: Stephanie Bosley Best Person for Representative
To the Editor:
The election for state representative for the 1st Berkshire District hasn't received much press, but it is an important election to replace Gail Cariddi. The Berkshires have many needs and we need someone who will go to Boston and work with the other members to make sure we get our fair share. I think the best person for
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 | Berkshires Beat: Fall Foliage Children's Races Winners Announced
Youths participate in the Fall Foliage Children's Races on Sept. 23.
The winners are: Local families took to Noel Field to enjoy a morning of fun on Saturday, Sept. 23, with about a dozen local nonprofits offering games, art projects and giveaways for the annual Fall Foliage Children's Races and Family Fair. The winners of
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 | Area High School Golf Products Compete at Williamstown Invitational
It was Berkshire County golf weekend at Williams College’s Taconic Golf Club over the weekend.
Five alumni of area high schools represented their teams in the two-round Williams Invitational.
Jake Foehl (Mount Greylock) carded rounds of 76 on Saturday and Sunday to tie for 15th place as an individual and help
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 | Readsboro Getting More Broadband Service
Gov. Scott said his administration was focusing like a laser on the state's economy to attract workers and businesses.
READSBORO, Vt. — More than 150 homes in Readsboro and Wilmington will have access to broadband thanks to public/private partnerships and grants and the work of
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 | Recovery Event Calls for 'Audacious Hope' to Prevent Drug Abuse
Colin Woods relates his journey from addiction to sober living, saying people who are in recovery can provide aspirational hope to drug abusers.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Nearly 200 people gathered at Colegrove Park on Saturday with the "audacious hope" that their loved ones, friends and neighbors can overcome the
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 | Wahconah Grad Dougherty Scores for Westfield Women in Win Over MCLA
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Westfield State University's women's soccer team posted a 5-0 victory over Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in a Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference game Saturday morning at Alumni Field.
The first half was dominated by the Owls (3-2-2, 2-0-0). Westfield State junior midfielder
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 | Annual Fall Foliage Leaf Hunt Clues for 2017
The annual Fall Foliage Leaf hunt, a traditional popular feature of Fall Foliage Festival Week, has returned after a hiatus of one year. It starts Saturday. This year the committee has revealed that there will be 20 colorful leaves hidden in North Adams, Adams, Cheshire, Florida and Williamstown.
When a leaf is found it
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