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Waynick, Haley Lead West Boys Lax to Bay State Games Gold
WALTHAM, Mass. -- The West boys lacrosse team Thursday afternoon ended its undefeated run through the Bay State Games with a 9-4 win over the Southeast/Coastal squad in the gold medal game. Mount Greylock's Mac Waynick had a hat trick, and Hoosac Valley's Nate Haley scored twice. Jacob Coulson, Griffin
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Williamstown Planning Board Grapples with Lighting Bylaw
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Planning Board Tuesday took a first look at a draft revision of the town’s lighting bylaw that seeks to “reduce unnecessary and obtrusive lighting.” Backed by mounting evidence of the adverse health effects associated with too much artificial lighting and cognizant of the growing
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West Boys Lacrosse Team Stays Perfect at Bay State Games
WALTHAM, Mass. -- The West team in the Bay State Games boys lacrosse tournament won twice on Wednesday to improve to 3-0. It opened the day with a dominating win over the Northeast team. In the afternoon, the West came from behind to edge the Southeast/Coastal team, 7-6. In the morning game, Hoosac Valley’s
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Tanglewood, Sevenars, Taconic Music Highlight the Week
Tanglewood enters its second week, and the highlights are many; indeed, every concert will be memorable. Two examples: The Boston Symphony, led by maestro Andris Nelson, who will be joined by an outstanding assemblage of operatic superstars, performs Giuseppe Verdi's magisterial Requiem, and the Tanglewood Music Center Orchesta (TMCO)
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CHP Physician Leads Resolution Declaring Health Care 'Basic Human Right'
LEE, Mass. — The Massachusetts Medical Society has adopted a resolution first introduced in 2017 by Dr. Michael Kaplan, who works at CHP Lee Family Practice and is a longtime advocate for health care justice. The resolution reads: "The Massachusetts Medical Society asserts that enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of
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Harlem Dance, Buddy Guy's Blues, Nat 'King' Cole Stylings Highlight Week
Blues, jazz, hip-hop, folk, cabaret — you can catch a bit of everything with the varied pops calendar in our region this week. Big names, too: Dance Theatre of Harlem, Buddy Guy, John Davidson to name a few. Jacob's Pillow The 50th anniversary of the beloved Dance Theatre of Harlem is being celebrated July 10-14 at the Ted
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Life Events Can Lead You to See a Financial Advisor
Over the years, you will experience many personal and professional milestones. Each of these can be satisfying, but they may also bring challenges – especially financial ones. That’s why you may want to seek the guidance of a financial professional. Here are some of the key life events you may encounter, along with the help a
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BFAIR Purchases Redemption Center in North Adams
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Berkshire Family and Individual Resources has purchased the bottle and can redemption center at 1000 Massachusetts Ave. The center was acquired from David Moresi of Moresi & Associates, with whom BFAIR had been working for several years while the agency managed the customer service portion of the
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Williamstown Police Move into New Station
Williamstown Rural Lands Foundation Executive Director David McGowan appears before the Board of Selectmen Monday Evening. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Police Department Tuesday moved into its new station on Simonds Road. Town Manager Jason Hoch announced the move on Monday at the Board of Selectmen meeting,
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Berkshire Americans 15U Squad Wins in Slugfest
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. -- Aarron Whitman went 3-for-3 and scored four times Tuesday to help the Berkshire Americans 15-and-under travel baseball team defeat the Capital Renegades, 19-17. Dylan Harrison and Nick Lescarbeau each had two hits, including a double, in a 17-hit Berkshire attack. Colby Bleau went 3-for-4 with
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