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Many crises cause societies to explore new opportunities, and the pandemic followed by the switch to WFH model is no exception. It is likely to accelerate underlying trends in urban living and enhance the quality of life for city-dwellers. Even though the pandemic isn’t over and no one really knows for sure what will come next, we at Kaspersky are already observing some emerging trends, as we strive to make the world a safer place through innovative solutions to protect cities, businesses, and the public. Chris Connell, Managing Director for Asia Pacific at Kaspersky In this article, I shar...

  Up for election will be City Council seats in all seven wards and four at-large seats for two-year terms. Also on the ballot are the six School Committee seats and the city clerk, all for two-year terms.    The mayor is a four-year term and will not be on the ballot until the 2023 election.   Wards 2, 3 and 4 will have new representation after this election as all three seats are open. Ward 2's Kevin Morandi, Ward 3's Nicholas Caccamo and Ward 4's Chris Connell have all stated they will not run for re-election.   Incumbents are Helen Moon in Ward 1, Patrick Kavey in Ward 5, Din...

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A majority of the City Council is not ready to discuss a return to in-person meetings just yet. The council on Tuesday filed a petition from former mayoral candidate...

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Councilor at Large Earl Persip III has announced he will be running for his third two-year term.   "I wanted to re-run because It comes down to one thing," he said last week. "I believe in Pittsfield, and I believe we're moving in a positive direction. And I want to keep that momentum. And I want to be part of that momentum. And I want to be a voice in how we move forward." The councilor's announcement come after the decisions of three of his colleagues not to run: Ward 2 Councilor Kevin Morandi, Ward 4 Councilor Chris Connell, and Ward 3 Councilor Nicholas Caccamo...

Councilor Earl Persip has decided to seek re-election and remain at-large.