 | Blackinton Mill OK'd for Tourist Cabin Building Venture
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Tourists Welcome LLC is pivoting after plans for a $17 million hotel in the Blackinton Mill fell through because of "insurmountable external economic challenges and delays."
Instead, the partnership is looking to export hospitality in the form of tourist cabins.
The |
 | North Adams Making Plans to Address Library Belvedere
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — With a $75,000 matching Mass Historic grant, city officials are moving closer to addressing the library's decrepit belvedere.
"This is the closest we have ever been so for me, being part of this process since 1992, it is very exciting, and I hope you are excited too," Mayor Jennifer |
 | Readsboro Bridge Project Gets $26M Federal Boost
READSBORO, Vt. — The deteriorating Readsboro Memorial Bridge over the Deerfield River is set to be replaced with $25.8 million in federal funds.
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced the award last week, making Readsboro the only recipient in the Northeast for funding in this round of the Rural Surface |
| Drury Selected as U.S. Presidential Scholar Nominee
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Jacinta Felix, a senior at Drury High School, has been selected as a Massachusetts nominee for the U.S. Presidential Scholar Award, the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) announced.
Acting Commissioner Russell D. Johnston praised Felix's selection, which places her |
 | Teacher of the Month: Kimberly Rougeau
Kim Rougeau of Clarksburg School is January's Teacher of the Month.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — Clarksburg Elementary School third-grade teacher Kimberly Rougeau has been selected as the January Teacher of the Month.
The Teacher of the Month series, in collaboration with Berkshire Community College, will |
 | Clarksburg Gifting Historic Print to Dorset Historical Society
The caption on the print was partially obstructed but clearly says 'Cephus Kent Dwelling House,' a historic site in Dorset, Vt.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — A large framed print of a yellow home on a snowy road has hung in Town Hall for years. The assumption had been that it was of a historic house that had been |
 | MCLA's Essential Needs Center Ensures Student Don't Go Without
The center offers canned and refrigerated foods as well as meals-to-go and kitchen implements.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — College can be busy and stressful with classes, sports, studying and activities — with little time in between to attend to basic needs. Especially for students who are far from |
 | North Adams Pub, Bowling Alley Have New Names, New Owners
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The owners of Water Street Grill in Williamstown have expanded east by opening The Greatest of All Time (The GOAT) Sports Bar and Grill, now open seven days a week in the former Mingo's.
Eric and Hannah Reinhard, motivated by the new name, want to make the much-loved sports bar and |
 | North Adams, Partners Celebrate $17.3M in Federal Money Toward Bike Path
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, wearing an MCLA scarf, announces the funding for the project design and planning at City Hall on Friday morning.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — It's been 26 years since the concept of a Connecticut to Vermont bike trail was first proposed — and 130 since a proposal was put forward for a path |
 | MountainOne Celebrates Graduates of the Emerging Leaders Program
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — MountainOne announced that eight of its rising Mountaineers have graduated from the company's Emerging Leaders Program (ELP).
The ELP is a cornerstone of MountainOne's commitment to developing talent within the organization. Over the course of the 2024 program, this group of Mountaineers |
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