Great Barrington News

No, he's not proposing eradication, but he is suggesting we all think a little more about how we view who's moving in to our forests, fields, lakes and rivers, and how we respond.

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. - Nancy Bronstein, a doctor of chiropracty, was board certified as a chiropractic internist this past week.

Two months after Harry's closed its Elm Street market, the four-acre parcel was purchased for $900,000 by Centennial Realty Holdings LLC, a real estate arm of Pittsfield Cooperative Bank, according to documents on file at the Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds.

A strong storm swept through the Berkshires this evening, taking down trees and utility lines and leaving more than 4,000 homes without power in South County.

From Our News Desk: The 7th Annual season of The Berkshire International Film Festival will celebrate this year with the latest in independent feature, documentary, short and family films.

The town has opened a "swap shack" at its transfer station across from Monument Moun tain Regional High School on Stockbridge Road.

Gov. Deval Patrick speaks with fifth-graders in the library at Morris Elementary School.

On one of my first days, I met a neighbor who welcomed me warmly to the area - then started talking about energy.

Travel ing to take part in professional development isn't uncommon. But traveling halfway around the world to improve job skills -- that's a different story.

Travel ing to take part in professional development isn't uncommon. But traveling halfway around the world to improve job skills -- that's a different story.

The Berkshire International Film Festival, which kicks off its seventh season on May 31, is now a well-established event in Great Barrington -- and it's getting there in Pittsfield.

From May 25 through May 28 Berkshire Grown, which promotes locally produced foods in Berkshire County, will be sponsoring Farmed+Foraged: A Weekend of Spring Flavors .

The following was submitted by Paula Schena: The Massachusetts Municipal Association and the Institute for Training and Development in Amherst were awarded a multi-year grant from the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to provide training for 75 Pakistani public administrators on municipal government operations in ... (more)

During a family outing nearly 30 years ago, Roosa and his family were driving through Lenox when a drunk driver slammed into their car.

Arthur Holmes, center, plays the blues with his band, The Arthur Holmes Blues Band, at the Colonial Saturday during Guitar Jam.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Ag ency could remove upward of 1 million cubic yards of contaminated sediment and soil from the Housatonic River and its floodplain in the coming years, according to a summary report released by the agency Friday.

On Saturday, April 28, Edgartown commercial fisherman and retired business executive Chuck Wendel, returning from Cape Cod and fishing for sea bass off Oak Bluffs, found a box that had just returned from the edge of space.

A Lee Selectman won a rematch of a close race three years ago and a veteran town clerk in Dalton easily survived a challenge -- the first in her 26 years in office.

A team of young unicyclists at Muddy Brook Elementary School listen to instructions during a recent morning practice in the school Muddy Brook Elementary School is home to dozens of one-wheeling wonders.

A Great Barrington man who admitted to his role in the September 2009 attack that left a man with severe facial wounds is now facing a probation violation for allegedly failing to comply with his conditions by using drugs and alcohol.