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(Photo submitted by Ellie Richardson) (Greenfield, MA) – The Greenfield Recreation Department held its annual 4th of July fireworks display on Friday night. And people at Beacon Field were witness to a silent protest of the recent Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. During the national anthem, a group of women dressed in “Handmaid’s Tale” style robes lined up in front of the stage. The group that organized the protest submitted the following press release afterwards:

A search warrant was executed at 95 West Main Street Apartment #4, in North Adams for suspected narcotics distribution Friday.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — There have been more than a few ideas lobbed around for reinvigorating Western Gateway Heritage State Park — including a model railroad museum and an artists market. But the answer may be closer to home. So close, it's already inside the park. Colleen and...

Greenfield’s annual Fourth of July Fireworks celebration was yesterday and the fun got underway much earlier in the day. Hundreds of people came out to Beacon Field for the beloved tradition. As always, in addition to fireworks it featured plenty of good food, fun activities, and live music by local bands including Lakeside Drive, and Janet Ryan & Straight Up.

DALTON, Mass. – The Berkshire County Little League Baseball All-Star season got underway on Saturday with a solid win for the Pittsfield Americans and a soggy outing for the teams from Dalton and Great Barrington. The Pittsfield American League 10-and-under All-Stars defeated their crosstown rivals from the Pittsfield NL,...

A three-vehicle collision on the Curran Highway in North Adams on Tuesday afternoon resulted in no injuries. It did however snarl traffic for a short time. Police, Fire, and EMS all responded... The North Adams Police Department, North Adams Fire Department, and Northern Berkshire Emergency Medical Services responded to the...

The following traffic plan will be secured to assist a easy flow of traffic once the 4th of July fireworks celebration ends.

A couple says four dogs died in a house fire in Becket, Massachusetts. The Berkshire Eagle broke the story Friday evening, when a house on Benton Hill Road went up in flames. Officials said no one was injured, but the couple, who was renting the house, run Berkshire Poodles, a company that breeds award winning poodles.

The last two champions and a two-time winner headline the field for the 116th Vermont Amateur, which returns to Brattleboro Country Club for the first time in 15 years. The three-day, 72-hole tournament begins Tuesday. Country Club of Barre's Bryson Richards, who won last year's tournament in Williston, 2020 winner Garren Poirier of Rutland and...

Police are asking for help finding the suspects who attacked and robbed a food delivery driver in New Cassel.

There is nothing more sad than an empty storefront in a city, especially on the main drag. J. Allen's Clubhouse grill had occupied 41 North St. in Pittsfield from 2013 to 2019, before that Brulee's operated a restaurant there, albeit short lived, and many before that including Bobby Hudpucker's. J....

ADAMS, Mass. — An exhibition at the Real Eyes Gallery has raised several thousand dollars for Louison House to help those affected by homelessness. "A Sense of Place" opened on June 4 and concluded on Thursday but the pieces will be live and available on the gallery's website for another month. Fifty percent of all artwork sales go to the non-profit organization.

Often, during this time of year, it can be forgotten that America has a relationship with slavery. Frederick Douglass spoke in front of a group of people one-hundred seventy years ago, changing such a relationship.

Visual artist, graffiti scholar and educator Will Kasso Condry of Brandon has been named winner of the inaugural Vermont Prize. The award, administered by Burlington City Arts(link is external) in collaboration with the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, The Current and Hall Art Foundation, carries a $5,000 cash prize. Launched...

BOSTON – The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) announced it is hosting a virtual public information meeting for the Northern Tier Passenger Rail Study. The meeting is scheduled to be held on Thursday, July 14, at 6 p.m. via Zoom. The study is examining the potential benefits, costs, and...

The City of Pittsfield will be holding a 4th of July Parade on Monday, July 4, 2022 beginning at 10 A.M. and drivers should be aware of travel restrictions and seek alternate routes.