Pittsfield News

Berkshire Community College will honor the 2013 graduates of the college's physical therapist assistant program earning an associate degree at a pinning ceremony on Wednesday, May 22.

By a vote of 138 to 14, Miller defeated John Howard for a three-year term on the board during Monday's annual town election.

A 30-year-old city man police say robbed a Tyler Street tobacco shop on Sunday is being held on $10,000 cash bail, while a second suspect remains at large.

Republican Gabriel Gomez is to make his second campaign swing to Berkshire County on Tuesday to rally support for his U.S. Senate campaign.

Weather permitting, work will begin today to remove the top layers of pavement on a northerly section of South Street, as part of the $6 million reconstruction of the city's busiest road.

Who is the advocate for public safety in Pittsfield? Despite numerous letters to the editor decrying the suicidal traffic conditions at the former Dr.

Third-grader Madison Moser participates in class at Savoy Elementary School, which had the highest 'churn' rate in Berkshire County -- 32 percent -- for the 2011-12 school year.

City police late Sunday night were searching for two men who allegedly held up a store on Tyler Street at knifepoint earlier in the evening.

Bernard Mack was ready for a trip down memory lane on Saturday night during Guitar Jam V at the Colonial Theatre.

Allison Crane creates speaces and uses her decorating skill to "stage" home interiors for sales.

It's late on Friday afternoon and a small crowd has gathered at Mary's Carrot Cake on Union Street.

Michael Schaeffer, who teaches math at Brayton Elementary School in North Adams, says new students definitely change the dynamics of a classroom.

Town Players of Pittsfield is holding auditions Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 for a staged reading of "Cindy & Julie," a one-act comedy by Bruce Kane.

U.S. Marine Corps veteran Sgt. Edward S. Passetto was laid to rest on Friday morning, earning acknowledgment from God, his country and his local community.

On Wednesday, a million-dollar winning Powerball ticket was sold at the A Mart at 524 North St.

A 34-year-old man who police say pushed his way into a city residence, put a gun against the head of his child's mother and then fled with their son, is free on $1,000 bail after pleading not guilty to two felonies and a misdemeanor.

Tickets can still be purchased for Guitar Jam V, which will be held tonight at 8 at the Colonial Theatre.

Most people view the Pittsfield Family YMCA as strictly a "swim and gym," according to CEO and executive director Randy Kinnas.

Simma Krantz, 5, and her brother, Emmett, 7, do some square dancing during Third Thursday events in Pittsfield.

The Christian Center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 18, for its monthly Positive Project and lunch.