Pittsfield

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The City of Pittsfield has issued a press release regarding a “no-cut” period on all city roadways beginning Nov. 23.

The Parks Commission says it's been "compassionately tolerant" of the homeless population sheltering in Springside Park but it's now time for them to leave.

As indoor dining is currently suspended at city restaurants, Mayor Linda Tyer has established the Restaurant Rapid Response Grant Program to assist restaurants and eateries during this period.

A Pittsfield priest has been placed on leave by the Springfield diocese, for reasons explained as a “private legal matter.”

Demand for corona-virus testing is rising again across the county and the state, Berkshire Health Systems is staffing up its testing hotline and warning that results could take longer to arrive because of processing delays.

A Pittsfield mother is speaking out after her two-year-old tested positive for COVID-19 and potentially be the youngest case in the Bay State.

The City of Pittsfield announced that applications are
now available for funding to provide human services to benefit Pittsfield residents.

The Pittsfield Public Schools have informed us that all students returning to remote learning will still be offered breakfast and lunch.

The Berkshire District Attorney’s Office secured another conviction in a severe domestic violence case through evidence-based prosecution on Tuesday.