| Clarksburg Town Meeting to Vote Budgets, Bylaws & School Roof Replacement
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — Voters will decide a $5.4 million budget at the annual town meeting on Wednesday night and whether to take out a half-million loan to put a new roof on the school.
Town meeting takes place beginning at 6 p.m. on Wednesday in the school cafeteria. The warrant can be found |
| MassDOT and RMV Launch New Online Citation Portal for Public Access to Data
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) and the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) have introduced a new online Citation Portal. This self-service tool offers access to real-time citation and violation data.
The portal aims to increase public awareness of citation and violation information and is accessible |
 | Memorial Day a Time for 'Acknowledging Cost of Peace'
Abby Beer, Ciera Crockwell and Dakota Hurlbut read The Gettysburg Address. See more photos here.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — As the county remembers its fallen over the past 250 years, Kurtis Durocher reminded the gathering at Town Hall that Memorial Day isn't about glorifying |
| Drury Class Bridges Generations with Annual Senior Prom
The event was held at the American Legion. Students in Patrick Boulger's class made the plans and decorated the hall.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Drury High School's Game of Life students hosted a Senior Citizen Prom on Wednesday night at the North Adams American Legion. The event was designed to align with the |
 | Weekend Outlook: Memorial Day Weekend
Check out the events in the Berkshires this weekend, including a school musical, Memorial Day events, live music, a car show, and more. Farmers' markets are open for the season and can be found here.
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 | MountainOne Bank Announces 2025 Officer Promotions
NORTH ADAMS, Mass.— MountainOne announced the promotion of six Mountaineers to Officer roles.
Heather Row, Vice President, Commercial Portfolio Manager
Heather's extensive knowledge of underwriting, particularly in Commercial and Industrial exposures, has been essential to managing risk and expanding the bank's portfolio. |
 | North Adams Swears in Three New Police Officers
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The city welcomed three new police officers to the force last week.
City Clerk Tina Leonesio swore in Samuel Demolino, Jasmine Knapp, and Christopher Voss at Tuesday's City Council meeting. All three had graduated from the Police Academy a few days earlier.
Mayor Jennifer |
| North Adams Passes Pot, Appointment and Capital Plan Ordinances
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The City Council conceded defeat on board and commission appointments last week.
The tussle over appointments had begun in January, when the mayor withdrew a nomination to the Airport Commission from the council agenda — and then appointed the person without council approval.
The |
 | Hoosac Harvest Annual Seedling Swap Returns
North Adams, Mass. — Hoosac Harvest's 15th Annual Seedling Swap returns to downtown North Adams on Saturday, May 24 from 9 a.m. to noon on Main Street near the corner of American Legion Drive.
All seedlings are free and attendees do not need to bring seeds to participate.
Attendees can bring extra extra |
 | Berkshire Pride Announces Rainbow Guitar Raffle Fundraiser
NORTH ADAMS, Mass.— Berkshire Pride has launched a fundraising raffle featuring a handcrafted acoustic rainbow guitar.
The instrument was created and donated by Nick Lenski of Brier Road Guitars and Berkshire Stringed Instruments, located in North Adams.
The rainbow design of the guitar symbolizes inclusion and diversity within |
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