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Sandisfield is facing possible legal action from the state after a town-hired contractors work on a stretch of unpaved Dodd Road went awry and flooded nearby protected wetlands.

The official acrimony in Sandisfields Town Hall certainly has its uniquely local contours, but by our lights it fits into a concerning countywide trend: As small towns in overlooked regions

Sylbert was the sixth town manager since 2013. He replaced Kevin Flynn, who quit without explanation.

Faced with increasing costs and declining enrollment in the district and region, Superintendent Timothy Lee said the district will need to take creative steps in order to continue to operate.

The Housatonic River jumped its banks in Pittsfield as heavy rains poured on Berkshire County.

The Select Board considered three charges at the Nov. 17 executive session: insubordination, abuse of power and intimidation/retaliation. Partly based on Morrison’s unblemished record by his own account, the Select

GREAT BARRINGTON — Those who oppose the proposed school district merger said at a forum Wednesday night that they worry about how future decisions will be made, and how this

The tanker crashed at the corner of Main and Webster roads about 6 p.m. Tuesday, according to Eversource spokeswoman Priscilla Ress. She said because the truck became entangled in electric

In an increasingly complex environment, small towns in the Berkshires are running dry of the people who keep them functioning. And the problem isn’t just confined to volunteers who run

As a panel continues to study merging high schools and school districts, members of the Southern Berkshire School Committee say they have not felt heard or respected. Enter a facilitator.