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North Adams Regional Reopens With Ribbon-Cutting Celebration
By Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
06:08PM / Thursday, March 28, 2024

BHS President and CEO Darlene Rodowicz welcomes the gathering to the celebration of the hospital's reopening 10 years to the day it closed.  NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The joyful celebration on Thursday at North Adams Regional Hospital was a far cry from the scene 10 years ago when protests and tears marked the facility's closing.    Hospital officials, local leaders, medical staff, residents and elected officials gathered under a tent on the campus to mark the efforts over the past decade to restore NARH and cut the ribbon officially reopening the 136-year-old medical center.    "This hospital under previous ownership closed its doors. It was a

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Clarksburg Sees Race for Select Board Seat
03:10PM / Thursday, March 28, 2024
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The town will see a three-way race for a seat on the Select Board in May.    Colton Andrews, Seth Alexander and Bryana Malloy returned papers by Wednesday's deadline to run for the three-year term vacated by Jeffrey Levanos.    Andrews ran unsuccessfully for School Committee and is former chairman of the North Adams Housing Authority, on which he was a union representative. He is also president of the Pioneer Valley Building Trades Council.   Malloy and Alexander are both newcomers to campaigning. Malloy is manager of industrial relations for the Berkshire Workforce Board and Alexander is a resident of Gates

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Drury High School to Host End-of-Year Showcase
08:00AM / Thursday, March 28, 2024
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Drury High School is gearing up for its upcoming End-of-Year Showcase on June 7, 2024.    The event will highlight student achievements and the school's learning environment.   Following a mid-year Showcase in January 2024, which showcased student work and performances across various courses, the End-of-Year Showcase aims to continue celebrating student accomplishments.   The showcase will feature displays and performances from project-based learning courses, Early College and Advanced Placement classes, and Drury's student-focused Crew blocks.   Similar to past events, the showcase will include student work exhibitions in the

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Clarksburg Gets 3 Years of Free Cash Certified
By Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
05:31AM / Thursday, March 28, 2024
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — Town officials have heaved a sigh of relief with the state's certification of free cash for the first time in more than three years.   The town's parade of employees through its financial offices the past few years put it behind on closing out its fiscal years between 2021 and 2023. A new treasurer and two part-time accountants have been working the past year in closing the books and filing with the state.   The result is the town will have $571,000 in free cash on hand as it begins budget deliberations. However, town meeting last year voted that any free cash be used to replenish the stabilization account.    Some $231,000 in

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MCLA Men's Lacrosse Falls in League Opener
05:26PM / Wednesday, March 27, 2024
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Ryan Carroll scored four goals Wednesday to lead the SUNY Polytechnic men's lacrosse team to a 21-4 win over MCLA.   Drury graduate Nathan Haley scored two goals for the Trailblazers, who got 14 saves from Drury alumn Neal Brierley.   MCLA (0-6, 0-1 North Atlantic Conference) goes to Maine Maritime on Saturday.

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North Adams Swears in Four New Police Officers
By Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
05:22AM / Wednesday, March 27, 2024

Assistant City Clerk Melissa Kilbride swears in the new officers on Tuesday night. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The city swore in four new police officers during Tuesday night's City Council meeting.   Officers Nicholas Lillie, Steven Wandrei, Nannette Reid and Elizabeth Zipp joined the force as full-time officers; Lillie. Reid and Wandrei graduated last Friday from the Police Academy.   Zipp was a full-time officer in her hometown of Hinsdale for five years. The Wahconah Regional High School graduate earned her bachelor's degree in criminal justice in 2021 and master's degree in justice administration in 2022, both from Faulkner University.    Zipp, who

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Strike at Mass MoCA Ends With Contract Vote
Staff Reports, iBerkshires Staff
10:51PM / Tuesday, March 26, 2024
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A three-week strike by unionized staff of Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art has ended with a contract agreed on Tuesday by both sides.    Members of UAW Local 2110 voted Tuesday evening to ratify an agreement that will settle wages for the next two years.    "We are very pleased to have reached an agreement with the Mass MoCA that raises minimum pay rates and improves working conditions," according to statement from the local. "We are looking forward to getting back to the jobs we love."   The contract includes an immediate minimum wage increase to $18 an hour for some 58 percent of the workers, up from

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McCann School Committee OKs Student Opportunity Plan
By Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
03:34PM / Tuesday, March 26, 2024
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The McCann School Committee last week approved a new three-year Student Oppurtunity Act plan that focuses positive school environments, leveraging best practices for students with disabilities and supporting curriculum communication.    Principal Justin Kratz said the vocational district had received about $170,000 in extra state funding toward implementing the goals.    "As part of that infusion of money into the public schools, they required all public schools to submit a plan of how this extra money will impact and benefit students," he said. "They want to know sort of generally how are these funds improving education in your

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Two Arraigned on Drug Possession Charges in North Adams
01:34PM / Tuesday, March 26, 2024
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Two people were arraigned in Northern Berkshire District Court on Monday in connection to alleged trespassing and trafficking cocaine and crack cocaine from a March 22 incident.    Kayla Stojda, 31, address unknown, and Joseph Mathews, 25, of Adams were both charged with trafficking in cocaine, 200 grams or more, and trespassing after notice. 

The commonwealth requested Stojda be held on $100,000 bail. The court imposed $2,500 bail. Additionally Stojda had bail recorded on underlying cases. 

The court imposed $200,000 bail without prejudice for Matthews, who had bail revoked on underlying trafficking

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When should you take Social Security?
12:03PM / Tuesday, March 26, 2024
One of your important sources of retirement income will likely be Social Security — but when should you start taking it?   You can start collecting Social Security benefits at 62, but your checks will be considerably bigger if you wait until your full retirement age, which is likely between 66 and 67. You could even wait until you're 70, at which point the payments will max out, except for yearly cost-of-living adjustments. But if you need the money, you need the money, even if you're just 62 or any age before full retirement age.   However, if you have adequate financial resources to meet your monthly needs, whether through earned income, your investment portfolio

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North Adams Schools Closing in on Budget Gap
By Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
05:39AM / Tuesday, March 26, 2024
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The School Committee will likely dip into its school choice account to close a revenue gap for fiscal 2025.   The Finance and Facilities subcommittee was presented with a tentative budget scenario on Monday morning that would pull nearly $600,000 out of the school choice account and raise the city's portion by $100,000.   "We have been working very diligently to really maintain our priorities with respect to this budgeting process, which has been to maintain a high-quality, student experience and ensuring that they will still have access to things that are currently part of their educational programming, particularly the arts," said

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New Center Believes Hope & Community Can Change Lives
By Kim McMann, iBerkshires correspondent
05:45PM / Monday, March 25, 2024

M. Christine Macbeth, president of the Brien Center, says the new center is a 'source of hope.' NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Nine months after its conception, recovery coach Julian Ramos cut the ribbon Friday on the new Have Hope Peer Recovery Center.   The center at 37 Main St. launched Monday with a full calendar of scheduled activities.   "We all see this new center as a source of hope. Hope in and of itself is incredibly important in one's life," said M. Christine Macbeth, president and CEO of the Brien Center at Friday's gathering. "I'm so thrilled that it's part of the name. For years my computer screen used to say 'Keep hope

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