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| SteepleCats Drop Season Opener
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Baserunning errors and a quiet early offense hurt the SteepleCats in their first game.
The North Adams SteepleCats fell to the Danbury Westerners 9-3 Tuesday night in their first game of the 2018 NECBL season. North Adams stranded some runners on base throughout the innings, but couldn’t keep up
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 | North Adams Schools Say Goodbye to Longtime Administrative Assistant
Ellen Sutherland, right, delivering homemade cupcakes in December for a Northern Berkshire United Way donation. She has been a driving force behind the district's donations and was honored last spring for her efforts.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The School Committee said goodbye to longtime administrative assistant Ellen
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| SteepleCats Tickets Now Available Online
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — In seasons past, buying a ticket for a SteepleCats ballgame meant ensuring your wallet was filled with cash and receiving a ticket in the form of a stamp on your hand. The 2018 season, however, has brought this transaction into the digital age, allowing for tickets to be purchased online or at the field via
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| Ramuntos Brick Oven Pizza Finds Second Home At Joe Wolfe Field
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Ever since its popular opening in late 2016, Ramunto's Brick Oven Pizza has become a mainstay on Main Street of North Adams, filling its restaurant night after night. Now this great restaurant can experienced alongside America’s pastime, as the concession stand for the North Adams SteepleCats will now be
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 | BMC Registered Nurses Plan to Strike Again
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The nurses' union has re-issued its plans to strike after lengthy negotiations Monday.
The Massachusetts Nurses Association's Berkshire Medical Center chapter and the hospital have been attempting to settle a contract for more than a year and a half after the last contract expired in September
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 | Following Democratic Convention Win, Palfrey Heads To Pittsfield
Hinds showed Palfrey both the positive steps in the city's longtime effort to build its downtown and the challenges that the downtown still faces.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Fresh from receiving the endorsement of the state Democratic Party, Quentin Palfrey was out for a stroll in downtown Pittsfield.
Palfrey
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 | North Berkshire School Union Begins Superintendent Interviews
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — North Berkshire School Union 43 began interviews with finalists on Monday in the search for its new superintendent.
Heidi Dugal, principal of Gabriel Abbott Memorial School, a member of the school union, answered questions for about an hour on Monday evening after first visiting with staff and
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 | 'Solo: A Star Wars Story': The Stuff of Heroes
I liked "Solo: A Star Wars Story" about as much as I could possibly like this genre of film, and recommend it as a starter movie for those who have avoided such techno-extravaganzas like the plague, but who now wish to experience one while still compos mentis.
At worst, it is relatively harmless, your
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 | Miss Hall's School Graduates 56 in Class of 2018
The private girls' high school included 18 area students in this year's graduating class.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Fifty-six students, including 18 from Berkshire County and nearby communities, graduated on Sunday, June 3, during Miss Hall's School's 120th commencement.
Ceremonies
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 | SVHC to Hold Centennial Community Day on June 10
BENNINGTON, Vt. — Southwestern Vermont Health Care will host a Centennial Community Day, a celebration of its 100th anniversary, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 10, 2018, on the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center Campus at 100 Hospital Drive.
"Our first 100 years at Southwestern Vermont Health Care have been
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