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Dottie's Coffee Lounge Expands into Mission

Dottie's Coffee Lounge Expands into Mission

Dottie's Nearing Final Permits for Expansion into Former Mission

BUSINESS MONDAY: Spotlight on Dottie's Coffee Lounge—expanding next door in the former Mission space

Owner Jessica Rufo sees Dottie's new sibling Dorothy's, which will serve dinner and drinks, as adding to the revitalization of downtown Pittsfield.

Dottie's Plans Expansion to Former Mission Bar and Tapas

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A North Street staple is expanding to the former Mission Bar and Tapas. On Monday, the Licensing Board approved a transfer of premise, license, and pledge of license...

Dottie's Coffee Lounge is expanding into the former Mission Restaurant, creating a new dinner spot Dorothy's

Dottie's Coffee Lounge plans to serve light dinner and alcoholic beverages as part of an expansion that will take them into the space that once held Mission Restaurant just next

Monday Night Jazz lives on in Pittsfield. Its organizers are hoping to keep up attendance by revealing the next show's location on a weekly basis

Want to know where the next Monday Night Jazz session will be held? You'll have to show up to Methuselah Bar and Lounge on Nov. 21 to find out where

'What the hell's going on downtown?' Pittsfield's North Street retailers want answers. Mayor Tyer says, 'It's a work in progress'

New week, new faces: Barbara Schmick captures 'creative, kind, generous souls' of Pittsfield

Author Ty Allan Jackson was the first person photographed for the series.  Photo provided by Barbara Schmick A week before Christmas, Schmick posted photos of Wynn, clad in his holiday police suit — Santa badge and all — smiling, posing in Springside Park. The week before that, she had photographed author and Pittsfield resident Ty Allan Jackson in front of a graffiti wall along train tracks in Pittsfield.  "When I was photographing [Wynn], he mentioned the series 'Humans of New York' [a photography project started by Brandon Stanton in 2010]," Schmick said in a phone interview. "I thought, 'Oh, that's an interesting idea.' And I created my own People of Pittsfield project."

Schmick sets out to photograph 'creative, kind, generous souls' of Pittsfield in series

Author Ty Allan Jackson was the first person photographed for the series.  Photo provided by Barbara Schmick A week before Christmas, Schmick posted photos of Wynn, clad in his holiday police suit — Santa badge and all — smiling, posing in Springside Park. The week before that, she had photographed author and Pittsfield resident Ty Allan Jackson in front of a graffiti wall along train tracks in Pittsfield.  "When I was photographing [Wynn], he mentioned the series 'Humans of New York' [a photography project started by Brandon Stanton in 2010]," Schmick said in a phone interview. "I thought, 'Oh, that's an interesting idea.' And I created my own People of Pittsfield project."