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 | STEM Growing in Berkshire County
Mayor Daniel Bianchi, left, Ella King of Lee Middle School, Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray, Allie Wolfe of Herberg Middle School of Herberg Middle School, and BCC President Ellen Kennedy at Thursday's Governor's STEM Advisory Council.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A day after Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray
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 | North Adams School Project Sets 'Aggressive' Schedule
The goal is to have Conte School reopened by the beginning of the school year in 2015.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Conte School project is embarking on an "extremely aggressive" schedule to open for fall 2015.
The project, approved by the Massachusetts School Building Authority
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 | The Independent Investor: What Happens If You Can't Afford Obamacare?
We have all been inundated with the pros and cons of Obamacare. It has become so ubiquitous in our daily lives that most of us have simply tuned it out. We can't afford to do that much longer.
As most readers know, Obamacare, formally named the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, will become the law of the land on Jan. 1, 2014.
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 | Returning Soldier Surprises Charitable Stamford Preschooler
Army Spc. Arich Erdeski hugs 4-year-old Ian Brule, who donated his Easter candy to soldiers, in a surprise visit to Stamford Elementary School.
STAMFORD, Vt. — When Easter came around this year, 4-year-old Ian Brule didn't want his candy. Instead, Brule wanted them to go to his "Cousin Arich" in
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 | North Adams Hosts Goodrich Children's Literature Fest
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — North Adams Public Schools will host programming for the 2nd annual Sally Goodrich Children’s Literature Festival.
The festival runs Saturday, May 25, through Sunday, June 2, and is designed for the community to celebrate children's literature. Named after the school district's late Title 1 reading
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 | Holocaust Survivor Issues Call to Action
Clarksburg School's annual Holocast Studies program featured Inge Auerbacher, signing books at left, who survived three years in a concentration camp as a child. This year's projects were based on Auerbacher's book 'I Am a Yellow Star.'
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — A
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 | Earth Removal Permit Approved for Clarksburg Golf Course
James Basiliere, center, explains the plans for his 18-hole golf course at Wednesday's permit hearing.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The Selectmen on Wednesday night approved a two-year permit — with a long list of conditions — for the removal of thousands of truckloads of dirt from the North Adams
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 | Clark Art Offers Free Admission to Military Personnel
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute will offer free admission to active duty military personnel and their families from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
The service is offered through a collaboration between the museum, National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, and the Department of
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 | Ocean State Job Lot, Tractor Supply to Open in North Adams
An Ocean State Job Lot is expected to move into the former Walmart store along with two other tenants.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Closeout retailer Ocean State Job Lot has signed a purchase and sales agreement for the old Walmart building on Curran Highway.
The chain expects to hire for 30 to 40 jobs and will
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 | Senate Hopeful Gomez Stresses Security at Lenco Armored
Gomez addressing dozens of supporters at Lenco in Pittsfield.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — With a backdrop of Lenco-made armored vehicles, U.S. Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez make the case Tuesday that he is a stronger voice for homeland security than his opponent.
The Cohasset
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