Berkshire County News

People who want to explore Berkshire County's largest city, with a history dating back to the 1700s, now have a new resource.

The committee charged with finding replacement housing for current Spruces Mobile Home Park residents discussed site evaluations and heard from a housing expert during a meeting this week.

We live in a beautiful corner of the world, natural beauty in lakes, mountains and woods, cultural life that is abundant and historical places that amaze.

Clerk/Treasurer Paul Dube, left, serves at one last meeting of the ommittee. Dube did not stand for re-election last month; his term ends June 30. A 1959 blaze at Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity is captured in this image that accompanies Fire Chief Craig Pedercini's lecture 'Significant Fires of Williamstown.'

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The Boschen Fund for Artists, a fund of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, is accepting grant applications from artists who live in Berkshire County; Columbia County and northeast Dutchess County, N.Y.; or northwest Litchfield County, Conn., by July 15. The Fund supports emerging artists or artists experiencing a significant change of ... (more)

Berkshire Community College will host a seminar by the Massachusetts Department of Conversation and Recreation's Service Forestry Program and the Massachusetts Forest Alliance-Tree Farm Program from 5 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 19, in the Koussevitsky Arts Center, Room 111, at BCC, 1350 West St. The free seminar will provide a comprehensive look ... (more)

The American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Berkshire County is seeking local residents to serve as planning committee members for its annual walk, scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 20, at Lee Premium Outlets in Lee.

Students at Herberg Middle School in Pittsfield were moved when they heard and saw about the devastation caused by tornadoes in Oklahoma, so the kids collected toiletries to donate to the red cross.

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Berkshire County girls who will be in kindergarten or first grade this fall are invited to a "Daisy Days" program sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Central and Western Massachusetts on Sunday.

A pair of local trash haulers report a spike in residential recycling thanks to a more user- and eco-friendly recycling program they introduced to Berkshire County several months ago.

That high-tech American businesses must import foreign workers to fill programming and engineering jobs is an accepted reality that should upset Americans more than it appears to, especially with unemployment still high.

American Red Cross volunteers are known for arriving to disaster scenes with arms full of supplies for victims.

The Laurel Hill Association of Stockbridge is accepting applications for a $2,000 scholarship to be awarded at the Laurel Hill Day celebration on Aug. 17. The applicant must have completed one year of college and be a resident of southern Berkshire County.

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Clerk/Treasurer Paul Dube, left, serves at one last meeting of the ommittee. Dube did not stand for re-election last month; his term ends June 30. A 1959 blaze at Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity is captured in this image that accompanies Fire Chief Craig Pedercini's lecture 'Significant Fires of Williamstown.'

Officials from the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources' Division of Animal Health are alerting dog owners of two significant Canine parvovirus outbreaks affecting northern Berkshire County and Worcester County.

Barrington Stage Company and the Berkshire Visitors Bureau offer 1/2 TIX again in 2013, a program administered through a partnership between the two organizations.