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 | When Do You Need a Financial Adviser?
Are you a "do-it-yourselfer"? If you can take care of home repairs, lawn work and other types of maintenance by yourself, you'll save money and probably gain satisfaction. But you will almost certainly need some help in other areas of your life – one of which may be investing.
In fact, you could benefit from the
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 | Hinds, Mark Re-File Bill Aimed To Help Volunteer Ambulance Services
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — A bill to change the staffing requirements of an ambulance service could be a game changer for struggling volunteer services.
But, the state Department of Public Health has opposed the bill in previous legislative sessions.
State Sen. Adam Hinds and state Rep. Paul Mark have sponsored a
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 | North Adams Mulls Moving PreK and Grade 7 Classes
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Finance and Facilities Subcommittee will recommend the School Committee approve moving Grade 7 up to the high school.
The move to consolidate resources will also relocate the preK program from Johnson School into the elementary schools and add one class.
The change to a preK-Grade 6 and Grade 7-12
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 | Gov. Charlie Baker Delivers Second State of the Commonwealth
Baker kicked off his speech focusing on economic growth through the state.
BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Baker delivered his second State of the Commonwealth address Tuesday night highlighting successes in a number of areas and setting the groundwork for the next year.
Baker highlighted work on the
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 | Clarksburg School Options Being Narrowed Down
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The School Building Committee is leaning toward one of two new options developed in response to feedback at its last meeting, when the initial plans for a renovated Clarksburg School were proposed.
Proposals E and F pick up on the concerns raised over the size of the primary wing and the need for a gym. The
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 | Mount Greylock Grads Competing on College Ski Circuit
The collegiate ski season got under way this weekend in Lake Placid, N.Y., where several Mount Greylock alumni were in action for their respective collegiate teams.
Williams College senior Luke Costley helped the Ephs finish sixth at the season-opening St. Lawrence Carnival. On Day 1, Costley placed 13th in the 1.5-kilometer
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 | Biz briefs: Cosmetologists Sought for Cancer Society Makeover Program
Looking good: The American Cancer Society is seeking Pittsfield-area volunteer cosmetologists for its Look Good Feel Better program that instructs women who are undergoing cancer treatment beauty, skin care and hair techniques. The program runs at many locations in Massachusets, including Berkshire Hematology Oncology.
Look Good Feel
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