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  Town Administrator Jay Green told the Select Board on Wednesday that although he does not foresee completely opening until the summer, he thought it was time to start planning.   Green said currently the town is in the yellow level of the state's COVID-19 categories and that he would not be comfortable opening until the town is consistently in the green or, even better, gray. The levels run from red for high transmission and positive cases to gray at the lowest level.   "As long as we are in the red or yellow, that indicates the presence of COVID-19 at a level that could promote co...

Old Bridge Cellars Expands Portfolio To Include Tasmanian Producer Devil's Corner News provided by Share this article Share this article NAPA, Calif., May 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Old Bridge Cellars (OBC) is pleased to announce the expansion of its portfolio to include Devil's Corner and Tamar Ridge, two Tasmanian wineries that showcase the diverse regionality of this island state. Inspired by the reception of its own Maison L'Envoyé wines from the region, OBC has been looking to partner with other like-minded Tasmanian wineries to import into the US. From Tasmania's East Coast, Devil's Corne...

May 06, 2021 | 02:34AM Fire Chief John Pansecchi said with recruitment numbers dipping into the 20s and less availability among current members, the Alert Hose Company is trying to open its doors to a younger generation. click for more May 03, 2021 | 09:59PM Duval and Rosenberg were the clear winners in the town election with both collecting more votes than the third candidate and former selectman Donald Sommer. click for more May 03, 2021 | 02:55PM The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for Adams Center for Art LLC to separate from common ownership the former First Baptist Church ...

ADAMS — Relative newcomer Howard Rosenberg, who moved to town three years ago, won an open seat on the Adams Select Board on Monday, with 727 votes, more votes than

Town meeting and election season is underway in Berkshire County. Voters in Monterey, Massachusetts approved the town’s $4.5 million 2022 operating budget at its annual meeting Saturday. In Cheshire, Raymond Killeen and Shawn McGrath were voted onto the town’s select board Monday, as were Howard Rosenberg and John Duval in Adams. At the same time at West Stockbridge’s town meeting, voters like Dominic Lydon rejected a bylaw that would expand town authority over vehicle sales licensing. “I asked that it gets benched, gets looked at longer and harder, that more information is more freel...