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Stop & Shop in the North Adams hopes to reopen tonight following a second day of closure due to a gas leak.  According to an article in The Berkshire Eagle, a staffer told the Eagle staff noticed the leak when they walked into the store yesterday morning. ...

Governor Baker's orders this week concerning restricted gatherings means that Clarksburg public buildings won't be reopening any time soon.

Big Y has just announced that they will be closing all of their stores on Thanksgiving and the following day.

The bridge over Onota Lake will be closed to traffic beginning Monday for the start of a total bridge replacement according to the Mass Department of Transportation (DOT). New England Infrastructure of Hudson is the company that was awarded the project that is expected to be completed early next summer...

A reminder from information we posted earlier this month, Onota Lake in Pittsfield is closed for all water activities today.  The lake is being treated with aquatic herbicides according to the press release from the Office of the Mayor in Pittsfield...

If you have plans for this coming Monday, 8/10, that include activities at Onota Lake in Pittsfield, you may want to change them.

Gordmans department store in North Adams opened in February, closed a month later because of the pandemic, and now may open only to liquidate.

Here is a list of businesses that are either closed or open with different services in Pittsfield. Berkshire General Store: Closed Dottie’s Coffee Lounge: Closed Deliveries/Pickups are available, Sign up by calling or texting 917-817-8863...

During his noon press briefing Tuesday, Governor Charlie Baker announced that Schools in Massachusetts will remain closed for the rest of the school year. The announcement came amid pressure from the state teacher’s union, which saw no path toward reopening the schools before the end of this school year...

It was 23 years ago today that we were hit by the April Fools’ Day Blizzard of 1997. The storm dumped over 30-inches of snow interrupting spring along with wind gusts of 65 miles an hour and knocking out power lines across the state. A state of emergency was declared by Governor Bill Weld...