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 | Clarksburg Tax Rate Up 3 Percent for Fiscal 2019
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The average tax bill in Clarksburg will rise about $65.55 next year, or about 4.4 percent.
The Select Board on Wednesday approved a single tax rate for fiscal 2019 of $15.99 per $1,000 valuation, up from $15.31 last year.
The average single-family home valued at $166,607 would
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 | Drury High Hosting Folk Artist Tracy Grammer
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Drury Performing Arts Center will host folk artist Tracy Grammer on Friday.
Students in the high school's performing arts management program will produce the concert that not only will showcase Grammer but five Drury High students.
"The Boston Globe wrote 'One of the
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 | North Adams Housing Authority Welcomes New Member
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Housing Authority Board of Commissioners on Monday welcomed new member Rachel Branch.
Attending her first meeting after being appointed by Mayor Thomas Bernard, Branch said she was excited to be part of the commission.
"This is really fun for me because my grandfather was
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 | Take Advantage of Tax Diversification
As an investor, you will have access to accounts that are taxed differently from one another. And it's possible you could benefit from tax diversification by owning accounts in these three categories:
Tax-deferred: Tax-deferred accounts include the traditional IRA and a 401(k) or similar employer-sponsored retirement plan. When you
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 | Choosing a Nurse Practitioner As Your Primary Care Provider
Nurse practitioners (NPs) are becoming a more common health partner for many Vermonters. According to a 2018 report by the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, Americans make more than 870 million visits to NPs every year.
Still, many patients are not aware that NPs can capably serve as a primary care provider. As clinicians
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 | North Adams Council Opts to Reduce Tax Burden on Business
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The City Council on Tuesday rejected a proposal by Mayor Thomas Bernard to push more of the tax burden on local business.
After nearly 90 minutes of discussion, the council voted 8-1 to keep the property tax shift at 1.71. It took the council some time to struggle through amending the order
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| College Notes: September - December 2018
Lasell students during a service-learning trip in Ecuador this summer.
Hannah King was one of 13 students selected to participate in an environmental service-learning trip to Ecuador with Lasell College this past summer.
King, of Pittsfield, worked with faculty and peers to support sustainable
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 | Daly Resigns as Berkshire Bank CEO
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Michael Daly has resigned as CEO of Berkshire Bank.
Berkshire Hills Bancorp announced on Monday that Daly has stepped down effective immediately and President Richard Marotta will take over as chief executive officer. Marotta was also appointed as a member of the board of directors. Sean Gary will take
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