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| Coutts And Ortiz Lift SteepleCats Over Swamp Bats
KEENE, New Hampshire. — What started as an early pitching duel Saturday night quickly turned into another pull away victory for the SteepleCats.
A day after their big 14-8 win in Sanford, the SteepleCats rolled into Keene, NH and got another road win as they defeated the Keene Swamp Bats 7-2.
Most of the
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 | @theMarket: Trump's $50 Billion in Chinese Tariffs Trashes Markets
Investors waited all week for President Trump's verdict. On Friday, he did not disappoint his followers. He decided to move ahead with plans to slap $34 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports. Stock markets worldwide fell on the news as investors await a Chinese response.
And China will respond. Chinese trade officials have
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 | Baseball Exhibit Brings Cultural, Historical Threads Together
Larry Moore of Baseball in the Berkshires, left, and John DeRosa with a display of old Drury High baseball uniforms.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A new exhibit on Main Street this summer threads the legacy of the national pastime with the long history it has in Berkshire County.
"One Country, One Game:
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| SteepleCats Claw Out Of Early Hole To Defeat Mainers
SANFORD, Maine. —The SteepleCats knew only one way to celebrate outfielder Kyle Norman’s birthday Friday night, and that was throwing him a hitting fiesta.
After dropping three in a row at home, the SteepleCats traveled to Sanford, Maine to take on the Sanford Mainers. Falling in an early hole down 6-2, the North Adams bats
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 | North Adams Elks, Veterans Office Host Picnic for Veterans
Donald Gagne was wounded in combat in Korea. He still has a tiny piece of shrapnel near his right eye.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Friday's picnic at the Elks Lodge was an informal affair. Plenty of food — salads, burgers, dogs and cookies — and some good company at the picnic tables set up under a
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 | Hinds Named 2018 Legislative Leader by Arts|Learning
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — State Sen. Adam G. Hinds (D- Pittsfield) received Arts|Learning's 2018 Legislative Leadership Award during the organization's 31st annual Champions of the Arts Advocacy awards ceremony at the Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham on May 30.
"In western Mass, we see firsthand the impact of
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 | MCLA Welcomes New Leadership
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts has appointed four new leaders on campus, to fill new and existing positions.
Dr. Christopher MacDonald-Dennis is MCLA's chief diversity officer, and Gina Puc, Class of 2007, will move from her position as director of admission to assume a new role as the college's
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 | Theater Review: Love Versus Broadway at the Barrington Stage
Three generations of Cavendish women face a conundrum: Should they marry and leave their stage careers behind? Or forsake love for a life on the Great White Way?
In song, dance and frequently hilarious performances, love and Broadway are the heart of their conflicts in the world premiere comedic musical "The Royal Family of
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| Schooners Hand SteepleCats Sixth Loss
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Mystic Schooners brought a cold ocean breeze to North Adams Thursday Night, blowing by the SteepleCats and handing North Adams their sixth loss this season.
After taking a 1-0 lead in the first, the SteepleCats feel behind in the 5th and never recovered, losing to the Mystic Schooners by the score of
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 | Spitzer Center, Armory Work to Begin This Summer
Parts of the Armory have been wrapped in plastic for nearly two years to prevent water getting into the building. Bidding for repair work will be going out soon.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Work on the Mary Spitzer Center and final exterior repairs on the Armory should both be underway by
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