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PITTSFIELD — A Pittsfield automobile dealership run by the same family for over 50 years has been sold to another family-owned enterprise that operates 10 other locations in New England. McGee Family Dealerships has purchased Flynn Volkswagen Audi BMW on Merrill Road for $3.5 million, according to documents filed at the Berkshire Middle District Registry of Deeds. The dealerships will be renamed Audi Pittsfield, Volkswagen Pittsfield and Berkshire BMW. McGee will run the dealerships under the local entity 600 Merrill Road LLC. The new local ownership entity has obtained a $2.3 million mo...

Staying Apart, Together: We never needed snow days more than in 2020 Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY © Scott Eisen, Getty Images Dogs play with a frisbee in near white-out conditions on the Boston Common on December 17, 2020 in Boston, Massachusetts. This week I was greeted with one of my favorite sights outside my window: A sparkling snow-covered landscape. Like so many of you in the Northeast, I got hit with a big pile of snow this week from the winter storm. I still hold onto my childhood glee at the sign of flakes, trying to catch them on my tongue and staring out the window ...

You've heard 6abc meteorologists say "right along the I-95 Corridor" when describing storms - Adam Joseph explains why that matters. Dr. Bertrando says he truly believes it's one of those small decisions that can have a big impact. "It's one day in an eight or nine month journey that we've all taken together with a lot of negativity and a lot of disruption, and I thought it was a really easy way to do something for the social and emotional health of our children," said Bertrando. Still, does the advent of remote education with the technology progressively improving mean that the days of class...

Despite virtual learning, some Pennsylvania schools opt for snow day ahead of winter storm: 'Just be a kid' WPVI Replay Video UP NEXT Nearly every school district in the Delaware Valley has a few snow days baked into the calendar just in case Old Man Winter decides to unload on the region during the academic year. But is there ever a real need to cancel classes now that so many students are already learning remotely courtesy of COVID-19? It turns out several of those school districts still say, yes. Among them is the Garnet Valley School District. Superintendent Dr. Marc Bert...