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Mount Greylock Grad Barrett Earns Regional Honor at Westfield State
WESTFIELD, Mass. -- Westfield State senior guard Lucy Barrett (Mt. Greylock/Williamstown, Mass.) Tuesday added New England Women's Basketball Association weekly honor roll honors to her resume after picking up the MASCAC Player of the Week award on Monday. Barrett averaged 27.5 points, six rebounds, 4.5 steals, and shot
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College Notes: January & February 2019
Sports management majors Rachael Donahue of Pittsfield and Jacqueline Lemaire of North Adams were among 10 students from the Western New England University School of Business who spent part of their winter session in Australia. They are the first cohort to participate in the college's "J-Term" program of academic study and
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Auditor Makes Recommendations to the District Attorney's Office
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — An audit of the Berkshire County District Attorney's Office released Monday found that improvements were needed to the office's internal controls and recording of forfeited funds. The audit covers the period from July 1, 2016, through March 31, 2018, and was requested by former
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Berkshires Beat: Mt. Everett Students Join Dance Exchange Program in India
International experience As part of the World Education Alliance program, five Mt. Everett students traveled to India in the fall, joining a group of 29 students from around the world. At the start of this academic year, the Keswick Public School in Madurai hosted Dance Mela, a workshop and dance performance that brought together
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Williamstown Package Store Keeps Customers Coming Back
Gold Leaf is coming up on its first anniversary after a successful year in Williamstown. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Family-owned Gold Leaf package store wants to keep it personal and supply its customers with exactly what they want. "It is a family business and we want this to be personal. People who walk
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Williams' BioEYES Program Expanding to Six More Schools
Brayton third-graders look at zebrafish hearts through a microscope. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — For 10 years, North County elementary students have been learning about how zebrafish populations multiply and grow through the BioEYES science program. This year, the program itself is multiplying with plans to go
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Hinds Chats Priorities With BRPC
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshires don't have the traffic congestion or real estate prices that the Boston area does. Jim Lovejoy, from Mount Washington, sees that as an opportunity. He envisions using the effort to expand broadband in Western Massachusetts as a chance to build a far superior internet
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Williams Cross Country Skiers Start Season Strong
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. – Day number two of the first carnival weekend has come and gone and the Williams College Nordic team is already climbing in ranks. After the women’s race was delayed 30 minutes, due to freezing temperatures, the women commenced their 10-kilometer individual start classic race. By the end of the day,
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Five Years Later, 'Sustainable Berkshires' Plan Being Implemented
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — When it comes to local planning efforts, nothing was more ambitious than the Sustainable Berkshires master plan. The 800 or so page document was developed by stakeholders throughout the county as it looked to create a master plan for the entire county. After three years of work, Berkshire Regional
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Williams Women's Basketball Blows Out Bates in Third Quarter
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Maggie Meehan scored 11 of her game-high 22 points in the third quarter on Saturday to lead the Williams College women's basketball team to a 77-42 win over Bates. The Ephs (8-7, 2-2 NESCAC) outscored the Bobcats, 35-6, in that third quarter to build on a 26-22 half-time lead. Lauren
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