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Three years since the Jan. 6 riot at the United States Capitol, Berkshire residents demonstrated against the anti-democratic sentiment that infamous day has come to represent.

Falmouth Democrat Rep. Dylan Fernandes drew support from at least 12 lawmakers in his bid for a South Shore and Cape Cod Senate seat.

Peter Marchetti, Pittsfields first openly gay mayor, took the oath of office before a packed house in City Hall on Tuesday. His opening remarks focused on calls of unity and

Before the pandemic I initiated a series of dialogues with a group of Trappist monks at New Clairvaux Abbey, twenty minutes north of town. The abbot, Father Paul Mark, graciously invited me into the cloistered area, and attended all six of the talks. ...

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...

Leaders of Great Barrington, Lee, Lenox, Sheffield and Stockbridge — now joined by West Stockbridge — agree that public safety and health require rail rather than trucking as the primary transportation solution for the Rest of River cleanup of PCBs from the Housatonic.

Leaders of Great Barrington, Lee, Lenox, Sheffield and Stockbridge — now joined by West Stockbridge — agree that public safety and health require rail rather than trucking as the primary

Anxiety over GE’s transportation plan involving trucks carrying PCB toxins removed from the Housatonic is creating a toll on residents, according to Executive Director James Wilusz. “We don’t know how

The Massachusetts Nursing Association announced Monday there is a tentative agreement in place, with a vote to ratify the contract scheduled for Friday.

UCP of Western Massachusetts hosted a visit from state senators and representatives of Berkshire Family & Individual Resources and Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services to discuss future plans.