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 | What Can You Do With Your Tax Refund?
We're getting close to the tax-filing deadline. For many of us, this means it's that time of year when we get our biggest financial windfall – a tax refund. If you have recently received a refund, or are expecting to get one in the next few weeks, what should you do with it?
Of course, you could just spend the money on
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 | Primary Care Offices Offer More Than Ever
As little as five or 10 years ago, you visited your doctor at your primary care office for your yearly physical and when you were ill. You might need to visit three or four other offices to get all of the care you needed.
But times are changing. Many primary care offices are offering patients more types of care more conveniently than ever.
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 | Veteran City Officer Selected as New North Adams Police Chief
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A 16-year veteran of the police force and city native has been named as the new chief of police.
Lt. Jason R. Wood was selected out of 40 candidates following a national search to replace retiring Police Chief Michael Cozzaglio. He will be the city's first new "police chief" in 38 years
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 | North Adams Council Rejects Recommendation for Earlier Meetings
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The City Council on Tuesday rejected 7-2 a proposal to start its meetings an hour earlier.
City Councilor Wayne Wilkinson had raised the idea of meeting earlier as the council's meetings crept longer into the evening. With meetings regularly running past 9 and sometimes closer to 10, Wilkinson
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 | MCLA Women's Lacrosse Earns First Win of Season
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- MCLA's Kim Granito and Ciera Dowling combined for nine goals in the Trailblazers 14-8 win over Bay Path University Tuesday evening at Shewcraft Field.
The Trailblazers (1-6) started fast as Ciera Dowling scored just 2:15 into the contest for a 1-0 advantage. After Kim Granito's tally made it 2-0,
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 | Letter: DA's Decision on Prevention Programs Hurts Children & Families
To the Editor:
For 15 years,the Community Outreach and Education Department (COE) in the Berkshire District Attorney's Office has provided student-based, educational and prevention programming to elementary, middle and high school students throughout Berkshire County. Tens of thousands of students have received vital educational
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 | Clarksburg Planners Hit Pause Button on Solar Development
The Planning Board is weighing the benefits of large-scale solar arrays to the community.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The town's Planning Board is leery of increasing the overlay for commercial solar arrays, believing it could be detrimental to the community.
However, at least two property owners
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 | Harrington Launches Plan to Address Domestic, Sexual Violence
Freeman Center Executive Director Janis Broderick said domestic and sexual assault has been a growing problem in recent years and a lot more can be done.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Domestic and sexual violence has hit a "crisis level" according to District Attorney Andrea Harrington.
On Tuesday,
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 | Easter Events in the Berkshires
Hippity, hoppity, Easter's on its way ... and so are lots of fun family events in the Berkshires. If you have one you want included on this list, just email us at info@iberkshires.com.
April 13
Lenox: Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age Museum will offer its annual Slavic Easter egg decorating demonstrations and instructional
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