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Eversource and Big Y Partner on Energy Efficiency Projects | 10:47AM / Wednesday, April 12, 2023 | |
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Following energy efficiency upgrades at 21 Big Y grocery stores across Connecticut and Massachusetts, the chain is now reaping the benefits and savings. Big Y partnered with Eversource's energy efficiency experts to take advantage of incentive programs to make several upgrades in multiple stores. The grocery store chain is now saving some 9.3 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, the equivalent of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by removing 840 gasoline powered vehicles from area roads for a year. "We are proud to partner with Big Y in delivering efficiency solutions that support their environmental goals," said 0 Comments
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North Adams Council to Reconsider Housing Authority AppointmentBy Jack Guerino, iBerkshires Staff
05:31AM / Wednesday, April 12, 2023 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The City Council will reconsider the appointment of a Housing Authority member it rejected two weeks ago. A special meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 18, to specifically address the reappointment of Colin Todd and the appointment of any other candidate the mayor brings forward. The council on March 28 voted against Todd's reappointment after a number of individuals, some of whom were not Housing Authority residents, objected. But on Tuesday, his colleagues, residents and Executive Director Jennifer Hohn were in the audience to support him. Leigh Harrington-Uqdah, one of only two remaining 0 Comments
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Self-Storage Company Building Gated Facility at Former Greenberg'sBy Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
05:56PM / Tuesday, April 11, 2023 | |
Darrin Harris of Hill Engineers explains the positioning of an addition at Air-Tite Holders in the Hardman Industrial Park. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Planning Board has given the go-ahead to build 61,900 square feet of self-storage off Hodges Crossroad. Spot on Storage LLC of Catskill, N.Y., is planning to construct a 25,000-square-foot, climate-controlled building and five outside access buildings of between 7,150 and 7,500 square feet each. The gated facility will also provided a dozen parking spaces for trucks and storage for recreational vehicles. Charles LaBatt, a senior engineer with Guntlow & Associates Inc., said the company had reached 0 Comments
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Investment ideas for business ownersSubmitted by Edward Jones,
08:27AM / Tuesday, April 11, 2023 | |
 By definition, business owners put a lot of their financial resources into their enterprises. But as an owner, you may need to invest in more than inventories and payroll to help achieve the future you've envisioned. Here are a few investments you may want to consider: Retirement account – Depending on the nature of your business and how many employees you have, you can choose from a variety of tax-advantaged retirement plans, such as an owner-only 401(k), an SEP-IRA and a SIMPLE IRA. By contributing regularly to one of these accounts, you can avoid being entirely dependent on the sale of your business to pay for your retirement years.To fund your 401(k) or other 0 Comments
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Temporary Quarters Ready for North Adams Police DepartmentBy Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
05:25AM / Tuesday, April 11, 2023 | |
Mark Bailey took command on Monday as the interim police chief. He says officers are excited to move into the spacious accommodations in the former juvenile court. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Police Department's new headquarters are a far cry from its 68-year-old station on Summer Street. There's a lobby for the public, separate offices for personnel, a sally port, men's and women's locker rooms, new lockups, climate control for the electronics, security for evidence, and a large training room with kitchenette with an eye toward community events. And lots and lots of space. It has a lot of what the old building doesn't have — 0 Comments
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Tips for Washing and Storing Fruits and Veggies| 03:04PM / Monday, April 10, 2023 | |
 You know winter is really over when shuttered roadside stands and farmer's markets hang out their flags and dust off the shelves for the first harvest of spring greens, peas and other produce. But as delicious and nutritious as these fresh offerings are, there's one important step you should take before digging in: wash your produce. No matter the source of your produce—the grocery store, an organic farm stand, or even your own garden—there's always the risk of contamination. From soil and insects to pesticides and germs from the people who harvest and handle the crops, there's a myriad of ways food can become unsafe to eat. Thankfully, 0 Comments
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Vermont Man Being Held on $250K Bail in Son's Death| 02:33PM / Monday, April 10, 2023 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A Vermont man accused in the death of his 3-year-old son following a weekend accident in Clarksburg pleaded not guilty on Monday morning to numerous charges. Darrel Galorenzo, 35, of Readsboro was arraigned in Northern Berkshire District Court on charges of manslaughter, reckless endangerment of a child, negligent operation of a motor vehicle (operating to endanger) and operating under the influence. The defense requested $5,000 bail but Judge Janine Simonian set bail at District Attorney Timothy Shugrue's request of $250,000 cash. Galorenzo had been held by State Police at the Cheshire barracks on $100,000 bail since Saturday. A 0 Comments
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Introduction to Bullhead Fishing Clinics| 12:47PM / Monday, April 10, 2023 | |
 MONTPELIER, Vt. — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is holding a series of introductory bullhead fishing clinics this spring, highlighting a seasonal opportunity to target one of Vermont's most overlooked fish species. "The arrival of spring brings increased opportunities to catch bullhead as they begin moving into their spawning grounds," said Education Specialist Corey Hart. "In addition to be being a blast to catch, bullhead—or 'horned pout' as they are also known—are excellent table fare." Each clinic will explore different fishing styles used to target brown bullhead, which are found in many of the shallower, 0 Comments
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SVHC Weekly Health Update: April 7| 09:01AM / Monday, April 10, 2023 | |
 April 7, 2023 How Much Is Too Much? Having a drink every now and then to unwind or celebrate isn't uncommon or even unhealthy. Problems can and do arise when you cross the line from drinking in moderation to drinking to excess. Check out these overdrinking signs and
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Northern Berkshire EMS Buys Closed Service CenterBy Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
05:30AM / Monday, April 10, 2023 | |
The ambulance service's headquarters on Harris Street can be seen out the window of an office in the former Don's Service Center. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — When the property across the street went up for sale, it was an opportunity that Northern Berkshire EMS couldn't pass up. "I think it was 5 o'clock on Monday we find out it was for sale. By 5 o'clock on a Tuesday, we were here and we made an offer," said the service's President Paul Ethier. "We weren't actively searching for property. But we could not turn this one down." The service closed on Don's Service Center for $334,900 on Thursday and held an open 0 Comments
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Residency Brings Music Academy Into Elementary Schools By Jack Guerino, iBerkshires Staff
07:12AM / Sunday, April 09, 2023 | |
BAAMS Executive Director Richard Boulger leads the composition with a flugelhorn solo. CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The Berkshires' Academy for Advanced Musical Studies Inc. is bringing its cast of world-class musicians into North County Schools thanks to a grant. "It allows us to do what we set out to do, which is provide top-tier music instruction from some of America's most accomplished instrumentalists who are also excellent educators," Jane Forrestal, director of development and communications, said on Friday. "One thing we can do differently is reach a wider audience of young musicians from around the region … through the 0 Comments
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Driver in Clarksburg Crash Charged With Manslaughter in Toddler Son's Death| 10:52AM / Saturday, April 08, 2023 | |
 Darrel A. Galorenzo has been charged with manslaughter; reckless endangerment; negligent operating of a motor vehicle, operating to endanger; and operating under the influence. He is being held on $100,000 bail. CLARKSBURG, Mass. — State Police say Saturday morning's motor vehicle accident on Middle Road resulted in the death of a toddler. Authorities say the preliminary investigation suggests the 2-year-old boy died after his father, while fleeing the scene of a motor vehicle crash on foot, lost the child in Hudson Brook. A trooper from the Cheshire barracks and Clarksburg firefighters who responded to the crash located and pulled the child from the 0 Comments
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