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Volunteers and city workers spent the afternoon spreading 500,000 pounds of donated sand from curb-to-curb across Eagle Street, continuing a 26-year tradition that turns downtown into a one-day beach and
Pittsfield Little Leaguers celebrate while carrying the District 1 championship banner around Chamberlain Park.
Nonprofits in Massachusetts could have access to better health insurance rates given to big employers if 200 employees express interest in joining the Commonwealth Benefits Collaborative by Sept. 1.
The idea for tighter regulations extends not only for public safety — allowing for clear lines of sight at downtown intersections — but also “to prevent Main Street from looking
Two locally owned restaurants are set to anchor the redeveloped Mausert Block after developer Stephen Stenson secured new tenants for the downtown building
Amanda Bates and Ryen Quail of Hinsdale recently opened the Hinsdale Garden Center, which sells annual and perennial plants as well as other garden materials. While Quail already owns a
The accident near Flynn & Dagnoli Funeral Home is still under investigation after one person was sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a car collided with a telephone
An air quality alert has been issued for the Berkshires through midnight on Wednesday due to Canadian wildfire smoke.
The announcement comes amid a tough budget cycle for schools around the state, which have had to make cuts to teachers, staff and services.
After tenant complaints and board concerns, Tina Danzy, the executive director of the Pittsfield Housing Authority, will be placed on paid administrative leave, effective Friday.
The volunteer-run Bridges Road Community Garden opened Sunday under Herbalists Without Borders, with a goal of providing fresh produce, herbal education and a place for the community to gather. The
Two unsolved homicides are being featured on billboards in the city as police renew an appeal for information from the public.
Eagle Archives, July 15, 1974: More than 350 people from four states attended the annual open house at the Birch Acres nudist camp in Hancock.