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 | E3 Academy Students Debut Book of North Adams Recollections
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Students at the E3 Academy have focused their larger projects over the years to aspects of the community: a line of merchandise celebrating the city, a food pantry, teaching younger kids about healthy food, researching social and civil rights in the area.
On Saturday, the alternative high
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 | Bernard Postpones State of City Address Ahead of Snowstorm
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Mayor Thomas Bernard is postponing his "state of the city" address until Thursday.
The mayor was to present his second state of the city address on Tuesday evening but the forecast for up to a vote of snow to fall on the region beginning Tuesday afternoon led to the
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 | Berkshires Beat: North Adams Winterfest Seeking Participants
WinterFest is coming
The city of North Adams will host the 22nd annual WinterFest celebration on Saturday, Feb. 16, and the Office of Tourism & Community Events is seeking participants to take part in several events during this celebration. The office seeks more restaurants, businesses, organizations or individuals to participate
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 | Significant Snowstorm to Usher in More Cold Temps
First it snowed. Then it got warm. Then it rained a lot. Then it got cold. And now it's going to snow again — likely a significant amount, especially in the northern Berkshires.
The National Weather Service on Monday morning issued a winter storm watch from 1 p.m. Tuesday to 7 a.m. Wednesday for the greater region. Snow
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 | Mount Greylock Extended Care Facility Administrator Honored For Leadership
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The American College of Health Care Administrators honored Maria Craft, administrator of Mount Greylock Extended Care Facility in Pittsfield, as a 2018 recipient of the ACHCA Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award, the third consecutive year she has been so honored.
The award, named in memory of visionary ACHCA member
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 | North Adams City Clerk Ready for Retirement
Marilyn Gomeau cuts the cake at a reception for her retirement on Thursday.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — For a few days, the city sort of had two clerks — one settling into a three-year term and one transitioning out after just over 15 years in the post.
On Monday, there would only be one and there was
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 | Higher Ed Remains Top Priority For Representative Mark
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — This is the legislative term state Rep. Paul Mark became a "dean."
Mark's district spans both Berkshire and Franklin counties and, on the Franklin side in the Pioneer Valley, there are five new state lawmakers. Mark is now embracing the role of mentor for the new legislators as they adjust
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 | 4 Freedoms Coalition Celebrates Third Year
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal said there is no 'invasion' happening on the southern border.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Three years ago activists from all over Berkshire County joined together on the mission to fight for Franklin Delano Roosevelt's "Four Freedoms."
The political groups formed the 4
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 | Drury Grad Bird Scores 14 as MCLA Men Get First League Win
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- MCLA's Mike Demartinis scored a career best 31 points and the Trailblazers withstood a furious rally and held on to defeat the visiting Westfield State men's basketball team 87-82.
The Trailblazers (5-14, 1-6 MASCAC) snapped an eight-game losing streak in the process and earned their first MASCAC win
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