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Hubbard city Police activity reported Jan. 19-Feb. 7: Feb. 7, 1:34 p.m. — Child custody issue reported in the 300 block of South Main Street. Feb. 6, 6:

Winter Hike and Snowshoe Locations in South Berkshire With all of the snow the Berkshires has been receiving lately, one thing is for sure, folks can partake in winter outdoor activities and at a safe distance. Now that's a winning combination. Great Barrington Trails and Greenways has released a list of winter hike and snowshoe destinations in the southern Berkshires: We have included the locations below (in no particular order): Threemile Hill & CHP Trail 15 Crissey Road, Great Barrington - Berkshire South Regional Community Center The 2-mile long trail is a moderate up and down path throug...

If you're a high school senior or if you are enrolled in college, here's something that you may want to consider as you further your education. Sheffield Kiwanis’ annual scholarship application is now available for seniors graduating from Monument Mountain and Mount Everett high schools. College students who graduated from those schools are eligible to apply even if they did not apply in high school, provided they meet all other requirements. The scholarships are primarily needs-based but all applications will be  considered. Please go to sheffieldkiwanis.org for the application and requi...

  Last week, the School Committee took some time to look at the difficulties the district will face in the next 10 to 20 years.   First-year Superintendent Jason McCandless used the opportunity of an often routine report on enrollment to talk about concerning long-term decline in student population that the two-town district can foresee over the next couple of decades.   He pointed to projections from the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission that show the district's enrollment falling to 783 students, kindergarten through 12th grade, by 2030. That would be a loss of 296, or 27 perc...

Really weird, but breakfast and lunch. their main reply was why do you want to do this? >> bigger than a big mac, the question of why? >> why not. the first guy that climbed mt. everest they asked him why he said because i can. because no one has. >> so true. i bet it costs a lot of money to climb mount everett. this only set nick back $144.31 for one of everything. he is eating it all. >> i've been eating it for breakfast, lunch and dinner since. i think i've got about two or three days left to go. >> i don't know. cold leftover mcdonald's seems a little nauseating. this guy apparently has an...