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Arts Experts Weigh Impact of Local Creative Economy
Helena Fruscio, left, Dee Schneidman and Stephen Sheppard discussed the the economic impact of creative industry in the state, including in the Berkshires, at the Lichtenstein Center on Wednesday. PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Cultural economics specialists from around the region examined both the benefits
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Mill City to Present 'The Good Doctor'
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. - Mill City Productions will present "The Good Doctor" by Neil Simon and Anton Chekhov this month. The production is directed by Tara Johnson and features 11 Berkshire County actors. This Broadway hit is a composite of Anton Chekhov's short stories, dramatized by Neil Simon. An unnamed writer (obviously
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Sandra Thomas Is Stepping Down As Head of Images
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. - Images Cinema’s long-time executive director, Sandra Thomas, will be resigning from her position at the nonprofit cinema as soon as a replacement director can be found. After 12 years on the job, a time that has seen Images grow in budget, membership and programming, Thomas said she is ready to turn her attention
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Williamstown Music Festival Moves to Former Church
This year's Billstock will be held at the Williamstown Community Preschool, in the former church's sanctuary. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — It is a good bet that the Devil never felt more welcome in a former church building. The Devil in the Delta will be one of the headliners when
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North Adams Sends Youth Hockey Team To State Tournament With Pep Rally
The Squirt team is off to the state tournament after winning the league championship. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — For the first time in more than 10 years, the Northern Berkshire Youth Hockey League is sending a team to the state championship tournament. On Thursday, supporters held a pep
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Lanesborough School Exploring Superintendency Options
The School Committee voted 2-1 in favor of exploring alternatives for sharing administrative costs. LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — The school district may not be withdrawing from Superintendency Union 71 right now, but it will investigate other options. The School Committee voted 2-1 on Wednesday in favor of
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Massachusetts Gains 55,200 Jobs in 2013, Most Since 2000
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Gov. Deval Patrick says the state has created the most jobs in a single year since 2000. Patrick released the final 2013 employment numbers Thursday morning, saying the state added 55,200 jobs. Previously, Massachusetts grew 49,000 jobs in 2012 and in 2011, 43,000. "It
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Mount Greylock Spring Musical Takes the '62 MainStage
The musical production 'Guys and Dolls' runs this weekend at the '62 Center. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The show must go on. That's what Mount Greylock Regional High School teacher Jeffrey Welch knew when he found out last November that the annual spring musical he directs would not be able to be
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Ramblewild Aerial Adventure Park Eyes May Opening
Michael Duffy and Tim Gallagher are heading the project locally. LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — The new aerial adventure park is set to open this spring. Tree-Mendous has had workers building the 150 elements over the winter and management has set a Memorial Day weekend grand opening for their newest company,
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State Grants $25M for Mass MoCA's Final Phase
The House has passed a capital spending bill that includes $25 million for Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art to complete the development of the complex. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A $25.4 million state grant will help add another 120,000 square feet of gallery space at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary
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