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'EAT' Restaurant in Williamstown Opens in Colonial Plaza
EAT opened in a former pizzeria in the Colonial Shopping Center. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — EAT brings casual fresh Italian cuisine to town. Owner Scott Grupe said when he cooks anything, above all it needs to be fresh. "Everything is made from scratch," he said. "Everything
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More Heating Assistance Sought as Officials Discuss Poverty
Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer, right, and North Adams Mayor Tom Bernard applaud as new Berkshire County District Attorney Andrea Harrington, left, is introduced at a forum on poverty at Williams College. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — As the Berkshires face the coldest weather of the winter so far, the county's
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Chapter Two Books in Williamstown a Place for Community
Chapter Two Books opened in November on Spring Street. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Chapter Two Books is much more than a perpetual used book sale benefiting the David and Joyce Milne Public Library — it's become an important community gathering space and service. "It's a home for book
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Soccer Referees Offer Course for New Officials
LENOX, Mass. -- The Massachusetts State Soccer Referee Committee will offer its next new referee course on Sunday, March 17. The course will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hampton Inn on Pittsfield Road (Route 7). The cost is $115, which includes registration, administration and course
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Middlebury Men's Basketball Tops Williams
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Jack Farrell scored 24 points, and Middlebury held Williams to 36 percent shooting as the Panthers handed the Ephs their second straight loss, 80-66. James Heskett scored 20 points to lead Williams (15-2, 4-1 NESCAC), which hosts SUNY Oneonta on Tuesday. Women's Hockey NEW LONDON,
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Northern Berkshire Annual Day of Service Set for Monday
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is still "a day on" despite the major winter storm heading for the Berkshires. The 26th annual Day of Service in North Berkshire will occur as planned on Monday, beginning at 8:30 a.m. at Venable Gym on the campus of Massachusetts College of Liberal
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@theMarket: Markets Retrace December Losses
It was a week where lackluster earnings battled with the Fed's willingness to hold off on rate hikes for investors' attention. The Fed won. Investors bought on the dips and helped to push the markets out of correction territory. From a technical point of view, however, all the U.S. indexes are overbought, extended, and in
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Snowstorm Prompts Snow Emergencies, Cancellations
This delightful paragraph arrived Saturday morning from the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency: "The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is advising the public that weather forecasters are expecting a winter storm to impact travel across the Commonwealth beginning Saturday evening and continuing throughout
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Holiday Hours: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The Rev. King waves to the hundreds of thousands gathered on the Washington Mall in 1963 when he gave the 'I Have a Dream' speech. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is being celebrated Monday, Jan. 21. It is a federal holiday to commemorate the birthday of the civil rights activist born Jan. 15, 1929. It is observed on the third
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New Doctor Joins BMC Cardiology Services
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Dr. Tracy E. Hagerty, a board-certified and fellowship-trained cardiologist and electrophysiology specialist, has joined the medical staff of Berkshire Medical Center and the physician staff of Cardiology Professional Services of BMC. Dr. Hagerty specializes in general cardiology and electrophysiology and is
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