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 | Biz Briefs: Jacob's Pillow Archive Site Builds on Successful Season
Door to the past: Following the record-breaking success of Festival 2016 and the increased demand for its resources, Jacob's Pillow Dance announces year-round online access to its impressive archives through a new website. Beginning this year, digitized content and a large amount of information is available to the public, offering an
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 | BArT Announces Upcoming 'Shadow Day'
ADAMS, Mass. — Berkshire Arts and Technology Charter Public School will host a "Shadow Day" for students interested in either enrolling at BArT for the upcoming 2017-18 school year or transferring into BArT during this current 2016-17 school year.
Shadow Days provide students with an opportunity to experience classes
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 | Think About Test-Driving Your Next Tractor First
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — When you're buying a car, you probably take each car you are considering for a test drive, around the block or around town or even overnight.
After all, with such a big purchase, you want to make sure that it's a good fit. You want to make sure it's comfortable, that it accelerates and brakes
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 | Williamstown Lumber Yard Growing to Meet Demand
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Growing customer need means more buildings and more workers at R.K. Miles Inc.
The building materials supplier at the corner of Cole Avenue and North Hoosac Road has added five new buildings to its complex and more than doubled the number of employees.
Glenn Hebert, general manager of the Williamstown
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 | North Adams Youth Basketball Leagues Merge
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The city's boys and girls youth basketball leagues have joined forces under the North Adams Youth Basketball League.
The newly formed entity, which begins registration on Oct. 12, will have three divisions: the Whitney Girls Division, John Gaudreau Memorial Boys Division and the co-ed instructional
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 | Drury High Class of 1966 Rededicates Marker, Tours School
The marker has been moved closer to the new front entrance of Colegrove Park Elementary School.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A long-forgotten monument from the class of 1966 was rededicated on Friday as part of the Drury High School class's 50th reunion.
The gift to Drury featured an engraving of the Eternal Flame and the
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 | MCLA Women's Tennis Team Falls Short in Playoff Bid
BENNINGTON, Vt. -- The MCLA women's tennis team Sunday needed a final day victory over Husson to clinch a spot in next week's NAC postseason tournament.
The Trailblazers battled hard, however they dropped a heartbreaking 5-4 decision to Husson in a match played at the Bennington Tennis Center.
The
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 | Brandon Williams Wins Fall Foliage 5K
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- Brandon Williams covered the 5-kilometer course in 18 minutes, 3 seconds on Sunday to win the Greylock Federal 5K Fall Classic, part of North Adams’ Fall Foliage Festival.
Williams, 36, set a mile pace of 5 minutes, 48 seconds on the loop from Main Street, south down Curran Highway (Route 8) and
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 | @theMarket: Day Traders Rule the Markets
What a week of volatility! The Dow was up or down 100 points or more every day while the other averages were equally as volatile. Brace yourself, because October should be just as crazy.
Pick your poison: the presidential debate, fears of a global banking crisis, a spike in oil — all of them provided a field day for short-term
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 | Vermont Author Pens Fiction Novel Based in Local History
STAMFORD, Vt. — Local author Peter Grudin has harnessed the spirit of Western Massachusetts and Southern Vermont in shaping a story that weaves through time.
The retired Williams College professor of English and literature said his novel, "Right Here," centers around a house and its history.
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