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Dunkin' cafe, gas station proposed for site of vacant Pittsfield Road motel
The Lenox zoning board plans to review the application for the site of the Lenox Inn, a motel that closed in 2020.
Pittsfield school district details plans for Morningside students, new middle school structure
As the school year enters its final weeks, planning for the future is coming into sharper focus for current Morningside Community School students and the district’s first year of citywide
David Lennon elected Adams fire chief as department enters transition
For four generations, the Lennon name has been synonymous with the Adams Fire Department. Now, David J. Lennon, 58, is set to take the department’s top post after voters elected
Alec Baldwin to narrate 'Lincoln Portrait' at Tanglewood
Alec Baldwin returns to Tanglewood on July 5 to narrate Aaron Copland’s “Lincoln Portrait” with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, closing the BSO’s four-day America 250 celebration with a Lincoln-themed...
Recent allegations, status of PHS report brought a full house to Wednesday's Pittsfield School Committee me...
Three of the people directly involved in accusations made last week against a teacher at Herberg Middle School spoke before the School Committee on Wednesday night.
Lawsuit against Pittsfield mayor, former bank executives dismissed after settlement
A federal lawsuit filed by a former Pittsfield Cooperative Bank executive against the bank and three former executives — including Pittsfield Mayor Peter Marchetti — was dismissed with prejudice Monday.
Birmingham Museum of Art CEO Graham Boettcher to lead Norman Rockwell Museum
Norman Rockwell Museum has named Graham Boettcher as its next director and CEO. The Birmingham Museum of Art leader will succeed retiring longtime Director Laurie Norton Moffatt on Aug. 31.
Modular homes gaining traction in Berkshire County amid housing crunch
Modular homes — which are homes built mostly off-site, then completed after being delivered — are increasingly popping up across Berkshire County. This type of home construction has big benefits,
North Adams man arraigned in father's stabbing death; DA describes 'horrific scene'
A North Adams man pleaded not guilty Tuesday to murdering his father in a stabbing, about six days after allegedly carrying out the killing before turning himself in.
Shakespeare & Company names Molly Merrihew executive director ahead of 50th anniversary
Shakespeare & Company has named Molly Merrihew as executive director following a national search.
Pittsfield school officials hear parents describe racial insults, slurs among students
The meeting, called in the wake of a Herberg Middle School teacher being accused of repeating racist and homophobic epithets used by a student, revealed both general observations on the
North Adams man charged with murder after telling police he killed a family member
North Adams police responded to 256 Walnut Street after David Louis Boucher, 48, reported to police that he killed a family member inside the residence, according to a press release
At Cricket Creek Farm the cows leapt for joy at Spring Pasture Turn Out
As the cows leapt to freedom at Cricket Creek Farm, the more than 50 humans who came to watch this rural rite of spring were confined to a cordoned area
‘I just have a feeling of peace’: Dottie's manager leaves U.S. amid ICE fears
In a recent video interview with The Eagle, Loic Adandedjan recounted what brought him to America, then to Dottie
Linda Dulye reflects reflects on 18 years of the Dulye Leadership Experience as the program wraps up
After 18 years of retreats, networking sessions, workshops and community conversations, the free Berkshires-based Dulye Leadership Experience came to an end on Friday.
From bikers to honeymooners, travelers return to the Wigwam Western Summit
The historic Mohawk Trail roadside attraction reopened for the season Friday as second year owners Kelly and Allen Scofield work to preserve its historic charm while adding new local products,
Reelin’ in the rain: Pittsfield kids brush off rain for youth fishing derby
Dozens of families gathered at Wild Acres Conservation Area for the annual youth fishing derby, where kids reeled in fish, trophies and family memories.
New manufactured homes in Pittsfield offer ownership below Berkshire median prices
Teton Management just cut the ribbon on its first six manufactured homes at Allendale Pines North.
Boston Pops' Keith Lockhart assessed the BSO 'kerfuffle': There's a 'lot of blame to be spread around'
That’s the bleak view recently voiced by the orchestra’s Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart, citing financial challenges facing the non-profit organization despite its hefty $600-million plus endowment.
Why did BSO trustees break up with the orchestra’s revered maestro? CEO Chad Smith reveals some clues
The Boston Symphony’s leadership says its break with Andris Nelsons is about strategy, not music. As the orchestra pushes for changes aimed at reshaping its future, the decision has left
Lenox voters approve all town and school expenses by wide margins
With a nearly 10 percent turnout of registered voters, there was only minimal debate after Town Manager Jay Green described a year of strong financial results and a lowered pace
Former Adams police chief pleads not guilty to three felony charges, including fraud and larceny
The former Adams police chief pleaded not guilty to three felony charges related to alleged improper billing practices, including fraud and larceny.
Lenox voters approve plan that could help fill in wireless signal gaps
Residents voted overwhelmingly to let the Select Board negotiate with one or more carriers to co-locate an antenna on the new public safety building’s existing transmission tower.