Yesterday | Berkshire Eagle
Berkshire County Real Estate Transactions
James E. Durand and Shannon K. Farley sold property at 9 Daniels Court, Adams, to Thomas F. Hartman for $144,000. Debra J. and James F. Alibozek sold property at 148 East Road, Adams, to Thomas H. and Gloria J. Molleur for $325,000. David P. and Erica W. Morin sold property at 12 Melrose St., Adams, to James E. Durand and Shannon K. Farley for ... (more)
Saturday | North Adams Transcript
Patrolman Edmund Dupuis started the six-week Local Police Officers Training School at the State Police Academy in Framingham.
Saturday | IBerkshires
Berkshire Students Named University Dean's List
The following students from Berkshire County, Mass., have been named to the dean's list for the fall 2011 semester at Southern New Hampshire University.
Saturday | IBerkshires
Former Selectman Opening Austrian...
ADAMS, Mass. - Former Selectman Donald Sommer has purchased the former Harrington's Restaurant and plans to open it as the Haflinger House.
Railroad Ties and Pesticides...
The rail trail extension from Hoosac Street to Lime Street is currently being designed and the cost has jumped because of extra work needed to cleanup arsenic contamination from railroad ties.
6, 2013. * Thomas S. Czupryna, 25, of Howland Avenue in Adams, was found guilty of shoplifting $100 or more by asportation and ordered to pay $300. * Corrie Ryan, 30, of Bracewell Avenue in North Adams, was found guilty of operating under the influence of liquor.
Railroad Ties and Pesticides Blamed For Rail Trail Contamination
The rail trail extension from Hoosac Street to Lime Street is currently being designed and the cost has jumped because of extra work needed to cleanup arsenic contamination from railroad ties.
Former Selectman Opening Austrian Eatery in Adams
ADAMS, Mass. - Former Selectman Donald Sommer has purchased the former Harrington's Restaurant and plans to open it as the Haflinger House.
Route 116 scenic plan in the works
The Berkshire Regional Planning Commission, Franklin Regional Council of Governments and Pioneer Valley Planning Commission are developing a large-scale plan for Route 116, and the three-region coalition aims to get public input.
Susan B. Anthony Museum wins grant for 2012 events
The Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, 67 East Road, has received a $4,643 grant from Mass Humanities for its 2012 event series.
Austrian-inspired restaurant simmers for now
High-quality Austrian cuisine will soon be served up nightly in town -- at a location already familiar to many residents.
Northern Berkshire District Court
The following cases were heard in Northern Berkshire District Court on Friday: Trevor Decker, 31, of West Main Street in North Adams, was arraigned on charges of receiving stolen property valued over $250 and receiving stolen property valued under $250. A pre-trial hearing has been scheduled for March 28.
Thunderbolt Ski Race Delayed...
ADAMS, Mass. - This winter's funky weather is forcing the Thunderbolt Ski Race to be postponed to Saturday, March 3. The race, and an accompanying Thunderfest, were scheduled for Feb.
Thunderbolt Ski Race Delayed Because of Weather
ADAMS, Mass. - This winter's funky weather is forcing the Thunderbolt Ski Race to be postponed to Saturday, March 3. The race, and an accompanying Thunderfest, were scheduled for Feb.
4 Businesses Have Equal Shot at Adams Liquor License
The town will be sending letters to all four people who asked about an all-alcoholic permit to open a new business to inform them that one license has become available.
Catholic schools come together
For the first time, all five Catholic schools of Berkshire County gathered together on Tuesday -- in song, prayer and laughter -- to celebrate Catholic Schools Week 2012 at St.
Adams Seeking Interest In Memorial...
ADAMS, Mass. - There are a ton of ideas about what the town could do with the Adams Memorial Middle School once it takes the building over this fall and officials want to know them all.
A press release on Page A5 of Tuesday's Transcript gave the wrong location for an upcoming college financial aid seminar.
Ashuwillticook Rail Trail funding steered north
A county panel that typically draws little public participation hosted a packed audience on Tuesday when it voted to recommend that the state favor the bike path plans of North County over those of Pittsfield with a $1.2 million federal grant.
Two Northern Berkshire boys are among 10 in this district whom Cong. Silvio O. Conte of Pittsfield has nominated as candidates for appointments to the United States Merchant Marine Academy at King's Point, N.Y. They are Ronald Bedard, son of Mr.