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 | Berkshire Registers of Deeds to Standardize Procedures
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The county's three registers of deeds say they will be working together to ensure consistency in procedures in the three offices.
Maria T. Ziemba, Northern Berkshire District Register of Deeds; Patricia M. Harris, Berkshire Middle District Register of Deeds; and Michelle Laramee-Jenny, Southern
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 | Gov. Baker Highlights Success of Berkshire Sterile Manufacturing
Following the tour of the facility, Baker has lunch with company officials, interns, and local elected officials. The governor was sworn into his second term of office on Thursday and was leaving to attend events in Holyoke, Springfield and Worcester.
LEE, Mass. — Gov. Charlie Baker blitzed the
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 | MCLA to Hold Girls and Women in Sports Day Feb. 2
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts athletic department will hold its 30th celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day on Saturday, Feb. 2.
A day of sports clinics is free for girls in grades 3 through 8 and a $5 pickleball clinic and tournament for women will be held at the Amsler Campus
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 | Edward Jones Office Administrator Accepts Limited Partnership
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Patricia Kolis, a branch office administrator at Edward Jones in North Adams, has accepted an invitation to become a limited partner in The Jones Financial Cos., the holding company for the St. Louis-based financial services firm.
Edward Jones currently employs 45,000 associates in all 50 states and through its
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 | Clarksburg Officials United Over School Building Woes
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — Local officials are trying to eliminate the fingerpointing over the condition of the elementary school and offer a united front to both the town and state in raising funds to address the 50-year-old structure's many needs.
"We have to change that message that's coming out of Clarksburg that
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 | State Police Investigating 2 Separate Head-on Collisions
Route 20 was closed for more than three hours after a head-on collision seriously injured three people.
HANCOCK, Mass. — Two separate head-on crashes occurred on Thursday evening that required the transportation of at least one person by medical helicopter.
The first occurred around 5 p.m. on
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 | Baker Upbeat, Stresses Bipartisanship in 2nd Inaugural Speech
BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Baker delivered his second inaugural address from the House Chamber on Thursday, stressing the benefits of bipartisanship and the initiatives he'll be pushing in the coming months.
Baker, who easily won a second four-year term in November, welcomed the new and returning legislative members
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 | Hinds Sets Community Outreach Events for January
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The staff of state Sen. Adam G. Hinds, D-Pittsfield, will host two community outreach events during January.
The senator's staff will be available to meet with constituents in the communities of Blandford and Lenox for this month's staff office hours on Wednesday, Jan.
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 | Mattera Leads MCLA Women Past Southern Vermont
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The MCLA Trailblazers women's basketball program returned from a three-week layoff to earn a convincing 68-37 win over the visiting Southern Vermont Mountaineers Wednesday evening in the Amsler Campus Center Gym.
Karina Mattera led all scorers with a game best 15-point effort in her first game of the
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 | Northern Berkshire EMS New Year's Eve Rides Offered Safe Option
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — It can be difficult to get a ride in a community with little access to forms of public transportation. Especially on a holiday night that is known more for merriment than sober judgment.
That dilemma was solved for more than 50 partygoers on New Year's Eve by Northern Berkshire Emergency Medical
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