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 | Youth Conference Inspires Teens To Become 'Tools of Change'
The arts was one of the four tracks students could choose for the workshops.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Zoe Hypolite watched as Hurricane Maria devastated her home country of Dominica.
She knew something had to be done to help. She started fundraising.
"I decided that I am going to do
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 | Rep. Farley-Bouvier named 2018 Provider's Council Legislator of the Year
PITTSFIELD, Mass.— State Rep. Tricia Farley-Bouvier was named 2018 Provider's Council Legislator of the Year and awarded the Caring Bear presented by The Caring Force at their seventh annual State House Rally and Lobby Day on Tuesday, April 10. The award is annually given to legislative champions for their commitment to the human
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 | North Adams Finance Begins Review of $44M Budget for Fiscal 2019
Councilors Marie T. Harpin, Benjamin Lamb and Chairman Wayne Wilkinson listen to explanations of budget line items on Wednesday.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Finance Committee began its review this week of a proposed $44 million spending plan for fiscal 2019.
The committee will look through the draft budget
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 | Southern Vermont Women's Lacrosse Edges MCLA
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The visiting Southern Vermont women's lacrosse team received seven goals from Alex Safford as the Mountaineers held off the MCLA Trailblazers 11-9 in a non league match played in a driving rainstorm.
SVC (2-5) came out firing as they quickly moved out to a 5-0 lead over the Trailblazers (1-4). Abigail
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 | Applications Open for North Adams Arts Enterprise Challenge
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — There's still time for local cultural entrepreneurs to vie for a $25,000 award and four months of help to get them started.
The North Adams Arts Enterprise Challenge is accepting applications through April 30, with four finalists to be announced May 9.
The winning concept will
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 | The Independent Investor: The Facebook Fallacy
After a grueling two-day inquisition before both houses of Congress, Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, has left the building. The question is how much did anyone really learn about the privacy issues of this social media behemoth?
As most readers are aware, the present controversy erupted when it was revealed that a
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 | North Adams Council Sets Clerk Committee, OKs Fund Transfers
A City Council committee will make recommendations on the replacement of City Clerk Marilyn Gomeau, who is retiring at the beginning of next year.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — An ad hoc committee appointed by City Council President Keith Bona will be reviewing operations at the city clerk's office because of the coming
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 | North Adams Library Trustees Reject Idea of Reducing Hours
The library is short-staffed but officials don't want to reduce hours of operation. The library serves a large area of North County and there's a fear that once cut, the hours won't be easily restored.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The library trustees agreed that they did not want to reduce the building's
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 | McCann's Quinones, Mount Greylock's Hall Shine on Collegiate Diamonds
NORTH ADAMS, Mass.- The MCLA softball team enjoyed its time at the Zavattaro Athletics Complex on Wednesday as it swept a doubleheader from Lyndon State.
Kara Adams tossed a complete game one hitter and McCann Tech graduate Alanza Quinones drove in four runs to lead the Trailblazers to a 14-0 five inning win in game one and
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