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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Artist Impact Coalition (AIC) launched its second North Adams Artist Census of artists and creatives who live, work and participate in the arts in North...

Two years after opening at the Holiday Inn, the North Adams Museum of History and Science is looking for a new space as the hotel changes hands.

Mayor Thomas Bernard poses with the Eclipse Mill's Michael Bedford, left, and Alex Baker by the photographs donated to the city by the mill. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Two...

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — "EXPOSED" opens at the Eclipse Mill Gallery Saturday, Nov. 6 from 5 to 8 P.M.   "EXPOSED" is an exhibition by artist Martin Landau of...

The city is short hundreds of affordable housing units. A proposed zoning change aimed at creating more dense residential and mixed-use development might help.

NORTH ADAMS — Emerging from the pandemic, four Eclipse Mill artists offer fresh perspectives in response to a year of isolation, contemplation and loss in the new e,xhibition, “Emergence.”

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   A man visits a town and there’s something about it he falls in love with. He has an eye for architecture, yes, and an interest in history, but what unfolds is his intense interest in the people of this green valley. He wants to hear and tell their stories. In October, 1996, I was sitting in the little second floor office of the weekly Advocate on Spring Street in Williamstown, Mass. A man came in and said he was working on a project abou...

  The Public Arts Commission began the process last year of developing a plan that aligns with the citys master plan. The vision sees public art as part of the communitys identity as an "arts destination and center for creativity" in terms of culture, community, economy and design.    The commission recently completed a section prioritizing placement of public art and is seeking feedback from the community. The draft can be found on the citys website.   Last week, the commission membe...

NORTH ADAMS — North Adams residents raised few concerns about a proposed zoning change that has stirred controversy in other municipalities. At a preliminary public hearing Wednesday night, locals had the chance to weigh in on whether the city should adopt ”Smart Growth” zones that would encourage dense residential and mixed-use development in the city’s downtown. Quote More than a dozen members of the public attended the hearing hosted by the citys Community Development Com...