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Out of four residents who took out nominating papers for a vacant Select Board seat, Ari Zorn is the first to return them signed to Town Hall. He says he

When the late Helen and Aaron Friedman sold 213 acres abutting Jug End State Reservation to the Egremont Land Trust for $800,000 in 2002, the deed specified that the Friedman

Nearly half of an estimated 25,000 small bridges and culverts in Massachusetts act as barriers to fish and wildlife because they are undersized or poorly positioned.

The turtles and other critters will now have ramps for getting over to the pond without getting killed.

Wells at one restaurant, a town hall and a water system in the Berkshires are severely contaminated. But most of the Berkshires has escaped serious contamination.

Yet another small Berkshire water system in desperate need of upgrades is looking for deeper pockets. With Aquarion interested in a purchase, Egremont might be in luck.

BOSTON, Mass. – The state Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Ecological Restoration is awarding $4,635,000 in grants through three programs that will strengthen community...

Projects in the Berkshires have been targeted by the Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Ecological Restoration for grants that will help fund work to improve infrastructure resilience in

EGREMONT — Ari Zorn is standing near the dam at Smileys Pond, searching for the elusive pied-billed grebe.