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| Behavioral Health Network Receives State Grant
BOSTON — Behavioral Health Network, Inc., which services communities in Berkshire County, received a $772,706 grant to support mental health among young children.
The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced that they are awarding $4.1 million in Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Grants to organizations that |
 | Mount Greylock Students Stage Wilde Classic for a Cause
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Che Guerra's biggest problem with school-based theater programs is that they end when the school year ends.
"The real reason we're doing this is we are obsessed and we were going through theater withdrawal," Guerra said recently.
"This" is a student-led |
 | Berkshire Green Drinks: Beyond Recycling
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Andrew Ferrara, program manager of Berkshire Environmental Action Team's Zero Waste Initiative, will speak at the September Berkshire Green Drinks event at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, September 12, online via Zoom.
According to a press release: Learn about current projects and groups working to reduce |
 | Clark Art Presents Artist Talk About Sculptural Garden
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — On Sunday, Sept. 17 at 3 pm, the Clark Art Institute presents an artist talk with Pallavi Sen.
Sen leads an informal conversation about the sculptural artist's garden that she and a group of Williams College students are cultivating as part of the Clark's Humane Ecology: Eight Positions |
| Williams Women's Soccer Ties Hamilton in Opener
CLINTON, N.Y. -- Two Williams College keepers combined on a shutout Tuesday as the women's soccer team opened the season with a 0-0 tie at NESCAC rival Hamilton.
Margaret Huelin made two saves in the first half, and Ana Bozz-Mackay stopped four shots in the second half.
Williams (0-0-1) goes to Manchester, Vt., |
 | Clark Art Poetry Workshop
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — On Saturday, Sept. 16 at 2 pm, the Clark Art Institute invites writers aged sixteen and older of all experience levels to a guided outdoor poetry workshop.
Drawing inspiration from the special exhibition Humane Ecology: Eight Positions, the workshop considers the complex and interdependent |
 | Josh Billings RunAground Triathlon Returns Sept. 10
LENOX, Mass. – The 47th annual Josh Billings RunAground Triathlon returns to Camp Mah-Kee-Nac on Sept. 10. This year, Abby Chaput will be calling the shots as the new race director.
Reflecting on her new role and the tenure of her predecessor, Patty Spector, Chaput said “assuming the position of someone with such big |
 | McCann Tech Students Plan Charity Run for Maui Fire Relief
CHESHIRE, Mass. — The McCann Tech cross country team on Sept. 16 will host a 5-kilometer trail run and 1 mile walk to benefit victims of August's fire in Hawaii.
The Walk/Run for Maui fund-raiser will take place at Whitney's Farm on Ingalls Road (follow the dirt road past the U-Pick |
| Warmer Temperatures This Labor Day Weekend
It will actually feel like summer this weekend with temperatures in the 80s.
Today Thursday, Aug. 31 there will be sunshine with temperatures in the low 70s.
The same can be expected Friday but with warmer temperatures in the high 70s, reports AccuWeather.
Saturday, Sept. 2 will be partly sunny with |
 | Registration Open for Monument Cup 3-on-3 Soccer Tourney
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. -- The 24th annual Monument Cup 3-on-3 soccer tournament returns on Sunday, Sept. 24, at Monument Mountain Regional High School.
The event features boys and girls divisions in the under-10, under-12 and under-14 age groups.
Teams of three to four players are guaranteed at least three |
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