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A couple of school districts in the Southern Berkshires reported a total of three COVID-19 cases. The districts have contacted anyone who may have been exposed.
Hydrant flushing will occur in Great Barrington this April.
The information below was posted this morning on the Berkshire Vaccine Collaborative site. Before you click on the link you can expect a very long wait once you
John Mcwhinnie was arrested in relation to twelve vehicle and one home burglary in Lenox, MA over a course of days in March of 2021.
Chief Paul Storti recently announced that the the police department has taken another step toward providing resources for families in our community.
Boston Magazine has named Great Barrington one of the top places to live in the state of Massachusetts
New state guidance says those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 don’t have to produce a negative test or quarantine upon arrival in Massachusetts.
Owners of The Olde Heritage Tavern in Lenox, MA to a Sandisfield native currently living in Hong Kong
This local family needs your support now. A Go Fund Me page has been created for their cause. Consider making a donation today.
The iconic and historic Jacob's Pillow dance theatre and performance venue announces the upcoming 2021 season and plans to rebuild after 2020's devastating fire.
According to NY Heritage Octagon houses are found in more than 20 states and in Canada. The largest number of octagon houses are concentrated in New York.
People that are looking to schedule an appointment can begin using a new preregistration sign-up tool beginning Friday.
Lenox resident Patty Brown was on her way home Wednesday afternoon when she found something in the road that bothered her.
If you look back at all that has been accomplished here in the Berkshires over the past year, it's not difficult to understand why the Governor was emotional, holding back tears recently.
All public elementary schools in Massachusetts will be required to open for full-time, in-person learning by April 5, while middle schools will be required to do so on April 28.
The state will extend the free COVID-19 “Stop the Spread” testing program through June 30, 2021. It was originally set to end on March 31.
Travel may look better this summer compared to 2020 but if you're planning a trip to Cape Cod, you may want to review a few key factors before booking your trip.
