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Police Chief Thomas Dawley with Sheriff Thomas Bowler, left, Mayor Peter Marchetti and District Attorney Timothy Shugrue.  PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Police Chief Thomas...

Andrew Fitch is a small business founder, a nonprofit worker and community leader who was elected to the North Adams City Council last fall. Fitch, one of the organizers of

In a reversal of an earlier budget hearing, councilors decided the lone cut theyd make to the proposed $216.2 million budget should come from Pittsfield Public Schools.

A flag raising ceremony on Saturday, June 1, at Pittsfield City Hall will commence a series of Berkshire Pride events celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride Month throughout June.

ADAMS, Mass. — Brothers William and Earle Charbonneau joined the Navy together on Sept. 11, 1942, served together and died together when their ship was torpedoed off Italy 80 years ago this...

When Mayor Peter Marchetti brought his first spending plan to the City Council this week, he called it a "compromise." Its also a lesson in fiscal reality and the importance

Pittsfield is long overdue for some reform on waste removal. While efforts to evolve the messy and costly status quo have proved unsuccessful over the last several years, its all

The current proposal, which would require residents to place trash and recycling in 48-gallon wheeled containers, has significant differences over past initiatives the council turned down in 2018 and 2021.

The city has proposed an increase in the water and sewer rates for the coming fiscal year. The increases have been set by a new formula that city staff believes

A second city building may serve as the site of a portion of the Pittsfield Police Department. City leaders are working on a plan to move some of the citys