Pittsfield, MA News

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• Admitted embezzler, Mass. priest charged with child sex abuse
• Mass. to open state-run beaches, campgrounds
• A year after rare twister, Mass. residents rebound
• In Lenox, they’ll run this weekend to support wounded soldiers
• We're the first college in the COUNTRY to be granted rights to this show! Not to...
• Shaker Village, Berkshire Museum, Arrowhead team up to offer summer ticket discount
• Photographer Nicholas DeCandia shares stories behind Athenaeum installation: Tuesday, May 29, 7pm
• Looking for something fun to do this weekend?
• Take a moment or two to reminisce with photos from last year's Commencement cele...
• Commencement is only a week away!
• Kennedy widow to address BC law grads
• Tonight we're celebrating 5 retirees and 47 faculty and staff members who have d...
• Llamas no longer on the lam
• Work of Film maker and Pittsfield native Levison to be screened at BIFFMA
• High school juniors and seniors - tomorrow is the application deadline!
• Mass. Senate closes drunken driving loophole
• Evanescence, Chevelle to perform Sept. 1 at Tanglewood
• Stockbridge sends new member to Select Board
• Olver unhurt in car crash in Williamsburg
• YNN-Albany coverage thanks to reporter Brandon Walker
• We are pleased to announce that the BCC Board of Trustees recommends Ellen Kenne...
• BCC trustees pick Ellen Kennedy for president
• Save the Date - Pittsfield Family YMCA's Annual Wing Fling will be held on June...
• Area allergist Dr. Thomas Edwards will conduct FREE asthma screenings today at t...
• Mass to release 2011 tornado insurance claim data
• Congrats to the BCC Players cast and crew of The Producers on six FANTASTIC perf...
• Mass. pharmacies can now give more shots
• Group to host symposium on problem gambling
• Drunken driving law could be changed
• Fund will help displaced Vt. mobile home owners
• Mass. father, 3 sons graduate together yet again
• Mass. Senate passes auto ‘right-to-repair’ bill
• Group to meet in Mass. on yellowtail crisis
• Feds, Mass. officials urge responsible boating
• Mass. church, founded in 1692, gets renovation
• Ex-Mass. Speaker DiMasi diagnosed with cancer
• Four teens arraigned in Third Thursday melee
• EPA releases potential PCB cleanup parameters for Housatonic River
• What the Eagle is working on today
• Meet the 2012 Berkshire Community College Valedictorian! Congrats, Caitlyn!
• It's going to be a gorgeous weekend! What do you have planned?
• Check out our online Edu2Go Classes...from Accounting and Finance or Teaching an...
• Over 100 involved in North Street melee
• Congratulations Karla!
• Donna Summer, ‘Queen of Disco,' dies at 63
• UConn hoops coach Auriemma joins Berkshire Bank team
• Residents invited to place flags at veterans’ graves in Adams on Saturday
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Stay tuned for the decision...
• You have THREE more chances to catch this show! Friday, May 18 and Saturday, May...
• Mass. marks eighth anniversary of gay marriages
• BCC trustees to pick new president on Tuesday
• City man found guilty in sexual assault
• High school juniors and seniors - apply by May 25th! (Pssst...the program is FRE...
• Severe weather alert issued today for Berkshire County
• Students - share your writing(s) or artwork...
• The Office of Student Life is sponsoring FREE asthma screenings next Tuesday at...
• Falmouth wind turbine found to be too loud
• Take a class or a workshop with us this summer! We're offering three sessions...
• Mass. Senate to tackle health care payment plan
• Students - Check out these tips to help you study for your #finals
• "Laced" an exhibit by Benigna Chilla and Lisa Griffith, will be on display in th...
• Mass. drivers see insurance rates rise
• Mass. gaming panel to meet; Needs new director
• Council meets Wednesday on charter review setup
• There are still THREE more chances to catch The Producers!
• Berkshire Community College was one of 110 colleges that participated in the one...
• Mass. court warns jurors about online comments
• NH Senate considers income tax ban
• R.I. considers "Homeless Bill of Rights"
• Found baby leads to discovery of dead man.
• BIG shout-out to all the ladies who sprinted, jogged and walked in today's 35th...
• Treat Mom to some theater today with the BCC Players performance of The Producer...
• Small plane crashes into a Cape Cod lake
• 1 dead after canoe overturns in Leominster
• Springsteen adds 2 Massachusetts dates to his tour
• Bear freed after tumble from tree in Schenectady
• Join us this weekend as the BCC Players perform the Broadway hit The Producers!!!
• Babeu drops congressional bid in Arizona
• On Saturday, Becket Town Meeting to review Police Department's funding
• Lee Town Meeting endorses solar energy project
• Mass. to get $33 million for health centers
• MIAA football one step closer to state playoff system; basketball closer to adding Division IV to W. Mass.
• Patrick: Don’t use ‘Secure Communities’ to profile
• High school juniors and seniors - Join us for the 2012 Nuclea Summer Science Ins...
• Pittsfield School Committee rejects superintendent candidate
• Mass. House takes bite out of bake sale ban
• Today we celebrate Berkshire Community College student, Karla Pauta who was sele...
• Today from 10:45 - 12:00 and from 2:45 - 4:00 you will have an opportunity to me...
• Calico lobster on display at New England Aquarium
• Jury acquits Pittsfield man of attempted murder
• Tyringham voters OK new highway truck, hold off on fire truck
• Casino-bound bus runs red light, touches of multi-car collision in Lenox
• More than 200 bronze stands swiped from veterans’ graves in Pittsfield
• Ex-employees accused of using school’s credit cards to go shopping
• Fox that attacked 2 people tests positive for rabies
• Today from 10:45 - 12:00 and from 2:45 - 4:00 you will have an opportunity to me...
• Retired couples may need $240,000 for health care
• Second suspect in teen’s beating, robbery held on $100,000 bail
• Trooper: Accused arsonist was motivated to get rid of ‘eyesore’
• Washington town meeting rescheduled to May 17
• Sheffield voters approve $9.6 million spending plan
• West Stockbridge voters OK expansion in police coverage
• Diamond Pet expands recall of dog foods
• Windsor voters OK $1.89 million spending plan
• Gov. Patrick's eldest daughter hospitalized
• Forum aims to unite citizens in overturning Citizens United decision
• Pride BCC is hosting Queer Spring Fling in the back of the SBA Lounge today from...
• Malfunctioning warning siren at Herberg disconnected for repairs
• Rainy day got you down? Join us for the All That Jazz Spring Fling in K111 at 12...
• Pittsfield car crash results in minor injuries
• Westfield seen as possible casino site
• Two in custody, charged with assault, robbery of 17-year-old bicyclist
• Bianchi: Schools’ recycling effort pays off -- to the tune of $30,000
• Pittsfield man pleads not guilty to unarmed robbery of credit union
• Get your tickets for the BCC Players performance of the Broadway hit The Produce...
• Bicyclist beaten, stabbed, robbed, police say; one suspect held without bail
• Third Thursday back on as scheduled on May 17
• Summer Classes are a great way to earn a few more credits toward your degree. Ou...
• Students - Today from 10:45 - 12:00 and from 2:45 - 4:00 you will have an opport...
• Mass. criminal background checks limited to decade
• Coming in June: The Athenaeum Summer Reading Club!
• Vt. men arrested for pipe bomb
• Vt. Sports fields for more than games after flood
• Vote an early hint on casino
• Trial to begin for Mass. man in wife’s 1980 death
• Coming Memorial Day Weekend: A new catalog
• Groups in Berkshires see economic momentum in Obama’s Albany visit
• Priest wounded in Md. church shooting served at St. Stephen’s
• Tonight is the First Fridays Artswalk! Check out BCC's Gallery at the Intermodal...
• Windsor man handed prison sentence for drug-fueled crime spree
• Accused arsonist faces ‘dangerousness’ hearing on Monday
• Mass. seeks to divert food waste from landfills
• Next week you'll get your chance to meet the three Presidential finalists...
• Tune into the newest episode of Berkshire Community College's TV show 1350 West...
• We've posted pics from this week's Green Up Day. Take a peek!
• Tanglewood announces family-friendly programs, concerts
• Pittsfield Police investigate robbery at rail trail parking lot
• Discover your inner artist and take a painting class with us. No experience nece...
• More good news about Berkshire Community College Student work...
• Take a class or a workshop with us this Summer! Days, evenings, weekends, or onl...
• Queer Spring Fling is back!
• Today we congratulate the 75 students who be inducted into Phi Theta Kappa - Xi...
• Vt nuke plant wants year in state permit case
• Next stage to begin in Mass. ballot effort
• Driver hurt in one-car crash in Lenox, police say
• Lanesborough man charged with 3rd OUI
• BCC names three finalists for president's post
• We are pleased to announce the finalists for BCC's next President....
• Did you catch our Green-Up volunteers on the cover of today's Berkshire Eagle? G...
• You won't want to miss this show!
• Today we welcome 30 students from the Berkshire Chamber's Youth Leadership Progr...
• BCC's Service Learning Club and Leaders will host another meeting of the CHILL s...
• Document links Warren to Cherokees
• Driver treated after car strikes building on Fenn Street
• Thursday, May 3 @ 7 pm: It’s not about the hike!
• Officials suing NYC for response to Occupy protests
• Students, faculty and staff are joining together today to Green Up our campus! V...
• In emails, Mass. Senate race takes harsher turn
• NH, Maine top student debt list
• Prosecutor defends money spent on sports programs
• NH to debate fetus homicide bill
• Ted Williams’ MVP plaque sells for $300K in Boston
• In emails, Mass. Senate race takes harsher turn
• Man sought for killing 2 sisters in Boston
• Charges dropped against Vermont Yankee protesters
• Stephentown, N.Y. man killed in two-car crash in Hancock
• 'Dazzle Dogs' are Coming to Pittsfield
• Fatal crash in Hancock
• Success!!
• Fugitive’s win in chili contest tips off police
• Chris Horton, Superintendent of the Berkshire County Mosquito Control Project, w...
• We hope to see you there!
• Mass. bishop stands firm on Kennedy widow invite
• Volunteers Are The Heart and Soul of The Berkshire Humane Society
• Join us next Monday, April 30th for the BCC Campus Green Up! We need volunteers...
• Students - If you are graduating in June, please make sure to place your cap and...
• YOU could attend Berkshire Community College for FREE!! Apply before May 1st. ww...
• More on our keynote #graduation speaker...
• Williamstown Elementary School teacher among Mass. Teacher of the Year finalists
• Update: Victoria Kennedy named BCC’s commencement speaker
• The Student Veteran Alliance is hosting a bake sale and silent auction in the ca...
• We are thrilled to announce that Victoria Kennedy will serve as this year's BCC...
• Report: Pollution still a problem in Mass., but ozone grade improved in Berkshires
• Senate hopefuls Brown, Warren to release tax returns
• Springfield police round up 11 alleged ‘johns'
• County’s jobless rate drops more than a point
• Guess who finished second out of 24 colleges in Massachusetts and was ranked 17...
• Are you considering going back to school? You may be eligible to attend BCC for...
• Mass. electric car owners to get specialty plates
• North Adams family appears in court on drug charges
• Rain in Berkshires made a ‘little dent into the drought’
• Please stop by...
• 708 Pounds of Food Collected!
• Feds: Pittsfield firefighter promotion dispute settled
• Check out the video from this morning's Flag Raising Ceremony....
• All this week, we are celebrating Veteran's Awareness. Please join with us to ho...
• April nor'easter dumps rain, snow on East Coast
• Mass. House to begin debate on $32B budget plan
• Heavy rains moving into Southern New England
• Happy Earth Day! Do something nice for our planet today. For tips and resources,...
• Man’s call to police backfires
• Mass. residents to drop off unwanted drugs
• Vt. firefighters to present colors at Bruins game
• Berkshire Bank completes Connecticut Bank purchase
• Sonsini's new euthanization, adoption policies anger volunteers
• Join us!
• Looking to keep your home comfortably cooler during summer and warmer during win...
• World Book Night Reception
• Friends Programming Chairperson Marilyn Manning honored for Outstanding Volunteer Service
• Update: 30-acre forest fire in Lee under control
• MCLA’s Grant bows out of running for UMass post
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• Next Friday, April 27th BCC Music and Dance Students Present Spring Salute to Br...
• Tonight at 6:30 pm: Kerry Mendez on Perennials
• Mayors to gather in Boston to discuss healthy food
• Otis motorcyclist in critical condition after collision
• Two people treated after two-car collision in Lenox
• Crews respond to clean chemical spill at BMC's lab
• Ladies - The 35th Annual Women's Running Race will be held Sunday, May 13 at Ber...
• Train booked to play Tanglewood Aug. 31
• Berkshire Community College's Gallery at the Intermodal Transportation Center wi...
• Congratulations to the 75 students who will be inducted into the National Honor...
• Gov. Patrick kicks off fishing season in Mass.
• Great Barrington ranked best small town in U.S. by Smithsonian
• Berkshires to celebrate Herman Melville’s legacy in a whale of a way
• Authorities continue investigation into fire at barn in Great Barrington
• Pride BCC is hosting 'Silent Lunch' this Friday to mark the National Day of Sile...
• "Like" the BCC Trio page
• More than 5,000 police expected at slain chief's funeral
• Golf pro accused of assaulting Chicopee officer
• Foxborough man charged with casino debate threat
• Framingham man accused of baseball bat beating
• SAVE THE DATE - Berkshire Community College will host an Open House on Saturday,...
• Amherst motorcycle rider killed in wrong way crash
• Heat expected to put a damper on Boston Marathon
• Berkshire Community College will be closed tomorrow in observance of Patriots' Day.
• Faithful flock to Mercy Sunday
• Philly archdiocese to merge 12 parishes into five
• Senate ponders bill to decriminalize marijuana
• Town wary of washed up remains as spring dawns
• Organizers expect 2k in latest Vt. Yankee protest
• Crews respond to fire in Great Barrington
• US Sen. Brown, Democrat Warren hit campaign trail
• Hundreds gather to protest Vt. nuclear plant
• Mass lawmakers press regulators over NH nuke plant
• US Sen. Brown, wife in auto accident, nobody hurt
• Mass. Lottery marks 40 years of operation
• Suspect in N.H. police chief killing found dead
• Pittsfield Police investigate hit and run pedestrian accident
• Mass. trooper injured in shooting, gunman dead
• It's Friday the 13th; are you superstitious?
• Gunshots rattle Pittsfield neighborhood
• House Speaker DeLeo: Community colleges should keep local control
• BCC student, Joseph Sicotte, will present a recital called "When the Earth Stopp...
• Boston mayor to name casino advisory panel
• We hope to see you at SPARK!, Berkshire Creative's networking event, which will...
• Check out this course on Distracted Driving from our friends at Greylock Insuran...
• State: Holyoke mayor's campaign violated law
• We are thrilled welcome 200 6th graders from Herberg Middle School to our campus...
• Chimney fire damages Great Barrington home
• Pittsfield Moms charged in thefts
• Photos from the Whiskey City and Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC show are on Flickr....
• WMECO to conduct aerial survey over Berkshire County towns
• Join us Thursday for Berkshire Creative's SPARK! We will feature a performance b...
• Need help filing your FAFSA? Our Financial Aid office can help. Call 413-236-164...
• US teen births: Miss. has highest rate, NH lowest
• Guitar Jam voting now on Facebook
• Students - Priority Registration Advising Day for Fall 2012 classes will be held...
• A college education is not out of reach. You could attend BCC for FREE...yes, FR...
• Please join us for this very special event tomorrow at noon!
• Mass. lawmakers to hear to help close MBTA deficit
• State to remove downed trees following brush fire
• Big Dig debt hampers Mass. transportation
• Food for Fines Week: Monday, April 9 – Saturday, April 14
• Mass. immigrants rally for support at State House
• Alleged credit union robber held on $250,000 bail
• Laurin Publishing buys former KB Toys building
• Accused serial arsonist held without bail for Berkshire burnings
• Town OKs tattoos for teens as young as 14
• Next Wednesday, catch the screening of the controversial viral video about Kony...
• Dunkin' Donuts theft investigated
• Check our BCC's Phi Theta Kappa page...
• Clothing Drive - April 16 through April 20! Donate your clothes, towels, sheets,...
• Chicopee probes firing of gun by police officer
• You may be eligible to attend college for FREE! Yes, FREE! Find out more at www....
• You may be eligilble to attend college for FREE! Yes, FREE! Find out more at www...
• Registration For Camp Humane Has Started!
• Former Stockbridge school adjustment counselor charged with student rapes
• Display in memory of Titanic disaster
• Alleged Greylock Federal Credit Union robber caught in Boston
• Springfield man loses pants in rescue from roof
• Calling all creatives! We're pleased to host SPARK! with Berkshire Creative next...
• Next Tuesday, join us for "The Basics of Alzheimer's Disease" at:12:15 PM in roo...
• Soldier's Civil War diary donated to NY museum
• Weller arraigned in Superior Court; held on $1 million bail
• Planning Board member revived after collapsing at Lanesborough meeting
• DA’s office: One of county ‘biggest drug dealers’ in custody
• Looking for a new career? Our Weatherization Installer Course is only $250 (regu...
• Rockwell Museum part of Google Art Project
• Come check out the exhibit in our campus gallery 0
• Ham prices high heading into Easter holiday
• Former bank courier acquitted in assault case
• Police in Lenox seek leads to solve spate of break-ins
• In Pittsfield, state education chief tracks student achievement
• Immigration officials arrest 145 in New England
• Pittsfield police release photos of credit union robbery suspect
• Go to College for FREE!! Find out more at www.berkshirecc.edu/freecollege
• Pittsfield house fire caused by improper disposal of smoking materials
• Today is Autism Awareness Day...
• Barrington Stage Company's Playwright Mentoring Project (PMP) provides teens wit...
• Fishing season opens in NH, Maine
• Many thanks to everyone who came out for Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC and Whiskey...
• Woman dies in Pittsfield fire, others rescued
• Troopers urged to compete for issuing most tickets
• Berkshire Compact Announces ‘Wee Read Berkshire County’ Events for Youth
• Bald eagles force closure of Conn. trail
• Vt. regulators: Start over on Yankee nuke review
• Gay marriage law heads to appeals court in Mass.
• Kan., Ill. and Md. tickets win $640M lottery jackpot
• BHS Community Outreach Van visits for Blood Pressure Screening: Wednesday, April 4,10-11:30
• BCC <3 s Brett Eldredge! #BrettatBCC
• Brett Eldredge opens with It Ain't Gotta Be Love! #BrettatBCC
• Last song before Brett Eldredge...Whiskey City killed it!! #BrettatBCC
• Whiskey City opens the show to a full house. #BrettatBCC
• He's here!!! #brettatbcc
• Whiskey City is warming up and they sound goooood!!
• We've got Brett Eldgredge souvenirs tonight. Tshirts, koozies and photos!!
• We'll be sharing updates from tonight's show here at on Twitter - @BerkshireCC....
• Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC
• Up the ante: Mega Millions jackpot at $640 million
• St. Stanislaus Kostka: A story of faith, hope, tenacity and solidarity
• We are nearly SOLD OUT for Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC with Whiskey City at our v...
• UMass-Dartmouth chancellor finalists visit campus
• Arizona Pizza In Lee To Hold A Dine Out While Giving Back For The Berkshire Humane Society
• A ‘first’: Water cooler, fish tank, broken pipe extinguish Pittsfield fire
• Mega Millions jackpot largest ever at $540M
• Public survey to guide selection of Pittsfield schools superintendent
• TOMORROW - Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC with Whiskey City! Tickets are selling fas...
• Mass. lawmakers to weigh bill on energy costs
• Debbie Wong’s Restaurant on Dalton Avenue closes; building’s owner looking to lease space
• Woman charged with hitting neighbor in head with candle
• Family of Marine Staff Sgt. Stringer hoping for 'full recovery' from battle wounds
• Country Music Fans - We have a few tickets left to see Whiskey City and Brett El...
• The Berkshire Health Systems Bloodmobile is on our main campus today and tomorro...
• Sales of single-family homes in Mass. take a jump
• In Framingham, Obama uncle admits facts in drunken driving case
• We are now loaning a Mac Laptop. Or maybe you’d like to try an iPad?
• Red flag weather warning cautions about fires today
• Fire officials calling Richmond brush fire ‘suspicious’
• UMass-Dartmouth chancellor finalists named; includes MCLA’s Grant
• We've recently added a NEW bus stop at Paterson Field House. You can even use yo...
• Meeting Today!
• Brrr...head over to the cafetaria for a warm beverage!
• Vt. expert: Return of cold won't save maple season
• Tomorrow at 12:15 PM in K111, join storyteller, psychologist and author Maria Si...
• Mass. gas prices up another 3 cents
• Pittsfield high school to host forum tonight on the prevention of underage drinking
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Lenox police probe theft of guns from home on Lee Road
• Ok Berkshire Community College Students, it's YOUR turn! Thanks to BCC Foundatio...
• Mass. bill aims to ease high cost of electricity
• Hoodies worn at NYC Church in memory of slain teen
• Vt. maple syrup production down
• Vt, military college holding first gay pride week
• Mass. bank robbery suspect killed by police
• Activists to rally for Mass. paid sick days bill
• New UMass-Amherst chancellor to be named
• Vt. high court says adult can’t be prosecuted
• Court to hear appeal in mother-baby killing
• Four injured in three-car crash at North Street intersection
• Police: 11-year-old struck on North Street had darted into traffic
• 3 indicted by feds in Mass. probation hiring probe
• We hope to see you tonight for the Faculty Recital!
• ONE WEEK from today we will host Whiskey City and Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC! Ti...
• Judge freezes assets of Mass. mobster's girlfriend
• Berkshire Mall to go tobacco-free May 1
• Springfield man pleads to manslaughter in Jahda Martin’s death
• Pittsfield rally planned to protest Florida teen’s death
• Man acquitted in quadruple Boston murder
• February jobless rate stays at 6.9% in Mass.
• Springfield bans tobacco sales in pharmacies
• Locals weigh-in on Governor Patrick's plan for community colleges. Thanks to The...
• Nilan hearing postponed; additional details in hit-run case emerge
• Happy 6th Birthday Twitter! If you tweet, you can follow us at @berkshirecc.
• Genealogy Workshop: Thursday, April 5, 12 & 19, 10 am – 12 noon
• Looking for the Sun: Saturday, March 24, 10:30 am
• US Surgeon General plans 3-day visit to Mass.
• We're celebrating the warm weather with an ICE CREAM SALE in the BCC Cafeteria....
• We still have tickets left for Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC next Friday. Whiskey C...
• Hope you'll join us at Halpin's after Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC next Friday!
• NH House to weigh gay marriage repeal vote
• Tune in at 7:30!
• Lee Police boosting downtown patrols after break-ins
• Bianchi: Pittsfield’s downtown wins coveted cultural district designation
• Join us this Thursday for Women in Engineering: The Last Male Bastion? at 12:15...
• Geography Expo: Thursday, April 5, 5 pm – 7 pm
• Pittsfield hiker rescued after debilitating reaction to trail mix
• Landlord denies killing tenants' cats
• Hancock cancels school for a day because of illness
• Happy First Day of Spring!
• State panel urges fewer Massachusetts tax breaks
• WBEC radio picks up Mike Huckabee as Limbaugh's successor
• Pittsfield woman denies February's armed robberies
• AP Source: Manning chooses Broncos
• Pittsfield to unveil City Hall portrait of the late Lt. Margaret Haggerty
• Our Summer Semester Schedule is now online! Click through this digital book for...
• 1st ad backing Mass. ballot proposal hits airwaves
• Join storyteller, psychologist and author Maria Sirois as she offers insights fr...
• Police: Teen steals school bus, takes joy ride
• Mass. lawyers launch legal website
• Warhead discovered on Atlantic City beach
• Nine New England businesses get EPA awards
• Probe of dead body found in New Bedford backyard
• Vt. governor ‘disappointed’ at bill’s demise
• Orleans woman falls out of moving truck, dies
• Bentley U. identify Chinese student killed by car
• St. Joseph's falls in state title game
• Pittsfield alleged armed robber caught
• Cafe Adam chef-owner to cook on Tuesday's ‘Today' show
• Springfield schools approve condom policy
• ’Ninja’ umbrella mistaken for gun at RIT
• STUDENTS - We've missed you! Check out the weekly Stall for the latest and great...
• Tickets are selling fast for Brett Eldredge LIVE at BCC on March 30th. Local fav...
• WWII POW's South Hadley home gutted by fire
• Hancock crash sends one to hospital
• Westfield man pleads not guilty in OUI accident
• Pittsfield man pleads guilty to drug, gun charges
• Vt. state police: Landlord charged after tenant's cat found incinerated
• Our own Eleanore Velez and Eddie Taylor participate on a diversity panel hosted...
• Mass. court OKs live, unedited court proceedings
• Check out this editorial from the Boston Globe advocating on behalf of Massachus...
• Happy Pi Day! What's your favorite kind of pie?
• Berkshire Lyric nods to St. Patrick’s Day in fundraiser
• Police: Drunk man fled scene of crash
• St. Joe's headed to D-III state final
• A community college education is a great deal; but don't just take our word for...
• Mass. Girl Scout troop victimized by counterfeiter
• We're hosting another FAFSA workshop on Thursday. Call 236-1644 to schedule your...
• Lasagna Dinner To Benefit Berkshire Humane Society’s Purradise
• Everyone Wins at 1st Annual Chili Cook-off
• Bail denied in man’s arrest on breaking, entering charges
• Mass. treasurer makes his pick for state gaming panel
• Families to meet on plea for Bulger's girlfriend
• It's shaping up to be a gorgeous Spring Break! Enjoy!
• Cigarette sparks house fire in Stockbridge
• Children’s Library wins $1,000 Leapfrog Tag Reading Kit!
• Remember to turn your clocks ahead. Spring is nearly upon us!!
• Boston police probe infant’s death at parking lot
• New England starting lottery with ‘for life’ prize
• 4 Vt. towns pass resolutions against smart meters
• Lenox police: Traffic stop yields pot discovery
• History quiz show to debut in April on local access TV
• Driver hurt when car crashes into TV store on Fourth Street
• Looking for a new career? Join us for this Weatherization Installer Course. And,...
• Report: State worker crashes cause $2M in damage
• Historic Stockbridge Library sets the stage for 150th anniversary
• TODAY is the last day to apply for BCC Foundation scholarships. Students with a...
• March New Fiction List now available
• W. Mass. D-II basketball semis: Drury boys fall to top seed in OT
• Great Barrington fire ‘suspicious’
• Great Barrington fire 'suspicious'
• Telephone scammer nets $2,800 from Becket woman
• N.Y. woman gets prison sentence in Pittsfield slashing case
• Our Food Services team is serving up an early St. Patrick Day Menu in the cafe t...
• Mass. jobless rate holds steady at 6.9 percent
• STUDENTS - What are you plans for Spring Break next week? Studying, working, fun...
• Lenox girls upset Lee 44-40, will play for W. Mass. D-III basketball crown
• Check out this video with CC President's from Western Mass, including our own In...
• We are thrilled to host Berkshire Creative's monthly networking event, SPARK! on...
• Teen who posted Facebook threat pleads guilty
• What do you think of our timeline page?
• USAF proposes cutting hundreds of jobs in Mass.
• Students - If you have a 3.0 GPA or higher you may be eligible for one or more o...
• Top seed St. Joe’s to W. Mass. D-III basketball final, will face Lee
• Lee boys advance to W. Mass. D-III basketball final
• Romney wins Massachusetts Republican primary
• Few, but proud: Berkshire voters take to the polls
• Check out some of the student leader spotlights on our Service Learning Blog ......
• Auditions continue today!
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Mass. State Police press case to collect Berkshire woman's DNA
• Join us today in the BCC caf for some Shepherd Pie and the Rakish Patty Band fea...
• Mass. family held in NY for having pot-laced candy
• GOP hoping for Romney Super Tuesday win in Mass.
• Pittsfield radio station drops Limbaugh over remarks
• Fire leaves Dalton home with significant damage
• Super Tuesday voting info for the Berkshires: Times, polling places
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Kevin is a BCC grad from '74 and the recipient of the renowned John Fitzgerald K...
• Abuse suit against W. Mass. private school settled
• Students - We're celebrating St. Patty's early this year. Join us tomorrow...htt...
• Senator Benjamin Downing and Representative William Smitty Pignatelli are hostin...
• New DVDs in the Children’s Library!
• Vermont wildlife officials to discuss deer herd
• Time running out to cast absentee ballots in Mass.
• Fire officials: Hoarding caused fatal Wayland fire
• Funds being raised for family of injured Marine
• Ways and Means Committee to hold budget hearing in Pittsfield
• Connecticut man pleads not guilty to motor vehicle homicide, fifth OUI
• Check out this video of Brett Eldredge performing the National Anthem this fall....
• You have TWO more chances to catch SERIOUSLY FUNNY this weekend!!
• Put a little fun into your Monday...
• Ex-college student sues school over roommate's sex
• Witness: Driver tried to flee scene of fatal, five-car crash
• All but 2 WMass high school games rescheduled
• Evening classes WILL be held today.
• Berkshire Community College is closed today. All DAY classes and events being he...
• Berkshire County school closings, delays
• Berkshire Community College is closed today. All day classes and events being he...
• Repeat drunk driver allegedly caused crash that killed Sheffield woman
• Pittsfield police identify 44-year-old man struck by train
• Closing, postponed in Berkshire County
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• Not guilty pleas entered by driver's attorney in alleged hit-and-run
• Lee motorist in hospital after crash on Route 7 & 20
• Today: Potential for heavy snow in the Berkshires
• Ted Koppel to speak at UMass commencement
• Sheffield woman killed in five-car crash
• Lady Gaga in Mass. to launch non-profit today
• Coakley picks former N.J. trooper for gaming comission
• Resumes for Pittsfield's school superintendent post due March 14
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• Barrington Stage Co.'s ‘The Game' nominated for 5 IRNE awards
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• Winter's comeback? Mix of snow, sleet, ice, rain in the forecast
• Study group rejects wind power plans in Lenox
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• Report: Mass. stands to lose 50,000 jobs
• Graffiti spree hits six Pittsfield businesses, police cruiser
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• Field of candidates grows for pair of Lenox Select Board seats
• Applications available for Daniel Pearl scholarship
• After 145 years solo, Stevenson & Co. insurance to join MountainOne
• Becket eyes full-time police chief
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• Minor bus accident in Windsor, students safe
• Spring Booksale: Thursday, March 15*; Friday, March 16; Saturday, March 17
• Another city business robbed
• Lipton Mart robbed; police see ties to Elm Street crimes
• Romney endorsed by Ariz.governor
• Check out the BCC Players Seriously Funny matinee today at 2 PM.
• Mass. Gov. Patrick on whirlwind Washington visit
• Lee girls, St. Joe’s boys earn top seeds as W. Mass. basketball pairings revealed
• New Law in Mass. allows for three casinos
• Mass. politician accused of domestic violence
• Puzzle over Mass. police sgt. shooting, suicide
• Taconic’s Kordana reaches All-State wrestling semifinals
• Three men in custody following Dalton Avenue fire, car crashes
• Audition for BCC Players performance of "The Producers"
• Man shot by police pleads not guilty to two charges
• Students - You get pick up discounted lift tickets with a valid student ID at th...
• Tomorrow: Berkshire Gas Links for Literacy brings Mini Golf to the Athenaeum, 10 – 4
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• Dalton Avenue fire deemed ‘suspicious’
• Celebrate Small Animals Month
• Community steps up in wake of Little League thefts
• Angels step to the plate to aid West Little League after thefts
• Men deny charges in alleged break-ins countywide
• Join us for Seriously Funny opening tomorrow night!
• Solicitor general to handle probe of Ariz. sheriff
• USPS proposes closing 3 processing centers in Mass.
• North Adams woman admits getting narcotics through the mail
• City library as mini-golf course? All for a good cause
• Judge orders UMass-Amherst police to halt secret recording
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• For every presidential hopeful, a $1 million donor
• Armed woman robs Palmer’s on Elm Street
• Guess which college is ranked 18th in the National RecycleMania Competition! Che...
• The BCC Players present short plays and sketches by some of the world's most ren...
• Woman arrested for drunk driving after high-speed crash into home
• Fire damages home on Oliver Avenue
• Casinos industry spent millions lobbying in Mass.
• 2 killed in North Adams crash
• Vermont may consider adopting RICO statute
• Armed robbery at Elm Street Angelina’s
• St. Stans gets reprieve -- set to reopen Palm Sunday
• Mass. student attacked for supporting gay rights
• Crash leaves some Mass. towns without 911 systems
• Police: 7 wounded at Boston night club stabbing
• Red Sox' Wakefield retires after 19 years
• Pittsfield police seek driver who struck pedestrian on Fenn Street
• Trial of Mass. man accused of killing wife starts
• Don't forget no classes on Monday. What are your plans for the long weekend?
• Did you know you can get twice the Whiskey City with your ticket to the Brett El...
• Wind energy panel recommends against Lenox Mountain turbine
• Pittsfield on lookout for man who flashed gun in attempted robbery
• Lenox, Great Barrington squads win fed money to update rescue gear
• Committee picks group to guide Pittsfield superintendent search
• 3 Marines killed in Calif. car crash identified
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• Joseph Kennedy III launches campaign for Congress
• Chester couple charged in Lee with Oxycontin distribution
• Updated: The $1 bill still beats $1 coin, GAO report says
• Temporary bridge plan shortens time span
• 'Berkshire Synergy' looks to coalesce cultural efforts with NEA grant
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• Pa. smokehouse fire: ‘Best-smelling in long time'
• Join us for a Forum today in Koussevitzky 111 at 12:15 PM on Fracking and its im...
• Mass. voters urged to register ahead of primaries
• Harry’s Supermarket on Elm Street to close in March
• DA considering outside prosecutor for Nilan case
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• Mass. family sues over 'under God' in pledge
• $40K to buy emergency tow
• Pittsfield man charged with child porn possession
• Drug, alcohol forum set Thursday for concerned parents in Lenox
• Lee Police investigating several break-ins at local businesses
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• Report details officer's investigation into Dec. 8 hit-and-run
• Nilan to face criminal charges from December accident
• Crowne Plaza to pay $1.3 million to settle lawsuit over unpaid tips
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• Bulger lawyers due in court to update judge
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• Hearing in Boston slated on wind turbines
• Houston memorialized at Davis gala
• 11th Annual Not Your Average Dog Show
• Jesse shows off his fastest tail wagger, Jasmine.
• Best Dancer Tarlo with owner Audrey Sussman!
• Gator wins Mystery Mutt!
• Jesse wins the Kids Agility competition for the 4-6 age group.
• Lexi wins for Best Hair!
• Despite missing a sock, Tootsie wins Best Dressed!
• A strong contender in the Most Earresistible Ears competition.
• Pumpkin wins Best Smile!
• This is Baxter's first time at the show.
• Three county wrestlers win D-III individual state championships
• Mass. snowboarder dies after fall at Vt. resort
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Church fight against Mass. assisted suicide plans
• Mass. panel to examine prescription drug shortage
• Court for Mass. couple in housing aid fraud
• MIAA D-III state wrestling: Five Berkshire boys to Saturday evening title matches
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• Friendly’s CEO steps down after 18 months
• 20 arrested in Holyoke gang sweep
• Adams woman on probation for leaving Target with $1,000 in items
• Lenox’s Trancynger confirms she won’t seek re-election to Select Board
• Pittsfield man charged with violating probation from ‘07 ‘bomb threat'
• Dalton names new police chief
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• Official: 10 states get No Child Left Behind waiver
• Woman pleads not guilty to theft of Red Bull
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• In time of need, Berkshire-based food pantries get boost from Rotary
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• US senator seeks probe of Mass. housing authority
• GE transfers final tract of land for Pittsfield business park
• Congratulations to our own Christine DeGregorio who won the Berkshire United Way...
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• Court for 14 arrested in Super Bowl disturbance
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• Northfield man dies while out chopping wood
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• Conn. working to fix troubled food stamp program
• Vermont College offering aviation degree
• Buyer pays $46K for Tom Brady game jersey
• Hacking keeps Boston police website offline
• Strong, Egremont avenues back to normal after water main fix
• Two brought to hospital after County Ambulance, Volvo collision
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• Map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
• Woman treated after city stabbing
• Lee man arraigned in theft at Sunoco
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• Pittsfield native gets 22-25 years for 2010 rape, kidnapping
• Lenox teens pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• Vt. doctor: Snowboarders get more injuries
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• Massport proposes raising parking rates
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• Super Bowl trivia contest -- Question #7
• Ashuwillticook Rail Trail funding steered north
• Astronomy for Everyone: A special program on Thursday, February 2, at 7 pm
• Update: Police have suspect in man’s shooting
• Shooting in Pittsfield sends one to hospital
• Pittsfield mayoral election had $83,600 price tag, finance reports say
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• Mass. Senate to offer prescription monitoring bill
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• Astronomy for Everyone: Size and Scale of the Universe
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• Super Bowl trivia contest -- Question #5
• Elderly driver given probation after crash
• Mass. man dies after contracting rabies
• Vermont tax breaks being considered for Irene victims
• Super Bowl trivia contest -- Question #4
• Gov. Patrick heads to NC for fundraiser
• Mass., RI, Conn. residents win Super Bowl prize
• Super Bowl trivia contest -- Question #3
• More than 100 homes without power in Pittsfield
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• Have your entered your pooch into the 11th Annual Not Your Average Dog Show on F...
• Storm causes school closings, delays and outages in Berkshires
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• Berkshire Humane Society Announces New Funding for Spay/Neuter Certificates
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• Winter weather advisory posted for Berkshire County
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• Tanglewood expands 2012's jazz, pop offerings
• Housatonic Heritage grants support trail work in Berkshires
• Springfield biomass energy plant dealt a setback
• We're thrilled to welcome back our students with a pizza bash in the caf today!
• Many thanks for the great coverage from Jenn Smith at The Berkshire Eagle!
• Police recover stolen guns; suspects at large
• Nevada casino developer purchases Springfield site
• Facebook makes Timeline mandatory
• Survey finds students’ drug, alcohol use low
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• W. Mass. man accused of assaulting 3 children
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• Tractor-trailer clips South Street pole
• Big Y executes sale-lease agreement in Lee
• County banks say they’ve stanched damage from stolen card info
• Morningside neighborhood safety meeting set for Wednesday
• Berkshire County jobless rate up 0.4 percent in December
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• Man pleads not guilty to rape of woman he bailed from jail
• Man arraigned for false information in Carnute shooting
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• Grammy winner Charles Neville at the Athenaeum: Thursday, January 26 @7 pm
• Student drug-, alcohol-use survey to be released tonight in Lenox
• Dentist accused of paper clip use in root canals
• Tune into Good Morning Pittsfield today at 7:30 AM to hear from our interim Pres...
• Evidence in 2011 triple-slaying case shared with defense
• Man hurt when his snowmobile hits tree in Becket
• Jury finds Pittsfield man not guilty of rape
• Meeting on school closings moved to Monterey fire station
• Bianchi halts wrecking ball for a week at Manos Unidas building
• Until final fix, temporary bridge will link to Lakeway Drive
• Super Bowl-bound fans told to be wary of travel scams
• Pittsfield students will stand against bullying at tonight's basketball game
• Mass. teachers sue to stop ballot question
• Tractor trailer rolls over near jail, no injuries
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• Mass. lawyers to lobby for more civil legal aid
• Super Bowl rematch is set: Giants win NFC title in OT
• Freezing rain alert for tonight
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• Patriots return to Super Bowl: New England beats Baltimore for AFC title
• Giffords to resign
• Conn. teachers to launch ad campaign
• Vermont district considering laptops
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Troy settles suit over crackdown on art exhibit
• 2 hurt in Vt. pickup truck crash
• Storm leaves 1 - 2 inches and few problems
• Rare outbreak caused by Ashley Falls milk
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• Mass. Gov. to seek hike in cigarette tax
• Retailer says it could have been hit by card info breach
• Aid for Mass. municipalities announced
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• Congrats to the 265 students who made the fall 2011 Dean's List. Give them a "li...
• Mass. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Northeast Utilities seeks Conn. OK for NStar deal
• Fraudulent buys made with stolen debit, credit card info
• Owners charged with running prostitution from inn in Lee
• Blythe Danner to return to stage at WTF
• Great Barrington forecasts major, costly upgrades to sewer system
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• Berkshire Bank provides 1Berkshire with downtown space
• World not quite as hot in 2011; ranks 11th warmest
• Mass. jobless rate drops to 6.8 percent
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• Poe fans call an end to 'Toaster' tradition
• Two-car crash sends 1 to hospital
• Two drivers hurt in Route 7 & 20 collision
• North Adams teen admits to beating 62-year-old
• Trial of man accused of rape under way in Superior Court
• BCC in early talks for artificial turf sports field
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• Hudson pleads not guilty to firearms charges
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• Man dies when car slams into truck in Holyoke
• No charges filed in December car, pedestrian accident
• Grand jury says Hudson acted in self-defense in Carnute shooting
• James Taylor's Tanglewood dates go on ‘pre-sale' Wednesday
• Mass. panel: No major health impacts from turbines
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• Attleboro man announces congressional run
• Slushy storm underway
• IRS pursues taxes from resort settlement
• Potentially hazardous wintry mix forecast early Tuesday
• Teachers, school board changing pact tact
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• Patriots rout Tebow, Broncos 45-10 in AFC playoff rout
• Teen driver stable after Jaws of Life rescue in Otis
• Lee police, school investigate Twitter message about gun at school
• It's going to be a dog-gone good time!
• Yes, it's snowing here too!
• Winter squall creates dangerous driving conditions
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• Mom who left son dead on roadside gets 45 years
• MUAHAHAHAH!! Happy Friday the 13th!
• Police: Mass. woman sells crack with kids in car
• Grossman's building under the wrecking ball
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• MGM Resorts unveils Mass. casino plan
• Warren got nearly $430K teaching at Harvard
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• Snow causes school, road delays in Berkshires
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• We hear snow is on the way. Is that good news or bad news for you?
• Wintry weather mix in Thursday's forecast
• Bulger lawyers to update Boston judge on evidence
• Romney takes New Hampshire Republican primary; Paul second in early reporting
• Romney wins New Hampshire Republican primary with broad coalition
• New Hampshire voters head to polls with primary views in mind
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• Keep your New Year's resolution and take a yoga or running workshop with us!
• Man pleads guilty to defrauding elderly relative
• Berkshire Gas Links for Literacy Mini Golf Classic: Thank you to our growing list of sponsors!
• Lt. Gov. Murray explains crash to supporters
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• Bulger lawyers due in court for update on evidence
• Tebow rules in OT, too: Broncos beat Steelers, will face Pats next
• Tougher texting laws may be coming
• NH House considering income tax ban
• Man hospitalized in rabies case
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• Conn. wildlife officials considering bear hunt
• Mass. sled dog races postponed due to lack of snow
• Opponents of Vermont wind project vow appeal
• EPA reports says Mass. has reduced pollutants
• Food & Wine magazine hoists Wandering Star brew
• DA: Lanesborough officer won't be charged in shooting
• Lenox board: Belvedere doesn't violate Scenic Mountain Act
• Retail plan would get public review, PEDA board assures mayor
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• Mass. releasing grants to volunteer firefighters
• Lenox 18-year-old charged with vehicular homicide
• Mount Greylock High student charged after ‘prank'
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• Heater blamed in Dresser-Hull fire
• Corey Flintoff, NPR Foreign Correspondent, will be on campus Jan 19th! Join us...
• Rumpy's wins entertainment license renewal
• Becket man dies in overnight car crash
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• Mass. state police commander urges crackdown
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• Fire's cause ‘accidental,' Lee chief says
• Paul Babeu to run for U.S. House
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• Victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Collecting Winter Clothing through January 15
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• Man denies charge of rape
• Local Sears, Kmarts spared in round of closings
• Superintendent Eberwein to leave city school system June 30
• Hundreds gather at St. Ann's to mourn student's death
• Police: Lt. Gov. Murray was speeding before crash
• Jury selection begins in rape case
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• Barbalunga named chairman of School Committee
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• Mass. investigators develop new lead in cold case
• Local businessman Ken Nash dies at age 80
• Business, crime top Mayor Bianchi’s agenda
• Husband of shooting victim questions hunter
• Hunting trooper accidentally shoots Mass. woman
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• Fatal crash kills Lenox teen
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• Mass. recalls cheeses over possible contamination
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• Dead man listed on Massachusetts most wanted list
• Missing man found dead in Otis
• Ruberto Q&A: Looking back on his 8 years as mayor
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• Chief: Drug evidence stolen from Attleboro police
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• Beacon Hill bracing for another tight Mass. budget
• The Duke's Men of Yale
• Maine log homes to be built in China
• Connecticut house fire kills 5 on Christmas
• Connecticut house fire kills 5 on Christmas
• Wall Street protesters plan Christmas gathering
• Mass. woman says TSA confiscated frosted cupcake
• Mass. gears for busy holiday travel weekend
• Fare hikes, service cuts loom for Mass. transit
• Wishing you and your family a very safe and happy holiday!
• Winners of Christmas lights contest announced
• Update: $172K violin left on Philly-bound bus is recovered
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• Snow falls on Friday, ski trails are open
• Help a MA student to find a $172K violin left on bus
• Yankees hit with $13.9M luxury tax
• Happy Holidays from the Friends of the Berkshire Athenaeum!
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• Wanted: Christmas lights from around the county
• 4 Mass. residents charged with stealing packages
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• National retailer to anchor shopping complex at former GE site
• Somerville couple charged with stealing packages
• New prospect for business park to be named
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• 2000 pounds of food collected
• Saugus school head yields, allows Santa in schools
• Fire hits home of city councilor's mother; no one hurt
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• UMass to review ex-president’s pay package
• Holyoke school bus driver faces DUI charge
• North Korea’s supreme leader Kim Jong Il dead
• BCC Day at A Christmas Carol
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• Mass. man gets life in beating death of baby
• Mass. state trooper arrested in Lynn
• Cathedral of Mass. bishop celebrates 150 years
• Police: Driver was drunk in fatal Mass. crash
• Back in Pittsfield, Hudson arraigned in fatal shooting
• Authorities trying to locate Bernardston teen
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• Lee Police: Teens face firearm theft charges
• Democrat Robinson to drop out of US Senate race
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• 9 states, including Massachusetts, to win early learning grant
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• Mass. lawmakers weigh universal health care bill
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• Becket man charged with larcenies from client
• Great Barrington forming panel to rectify town's charter
• Loggers ask state to lift ban on state forest harvests
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• Foxborough to allow Wynn to present casino plan
• State to re-open 6-mile stretch of Mohawk Trail damaged by Irene
• Environmental Affairs to host budget hearing in Pittsfield
• Pittsfield police pick up man wanted by New York authorities
• Alleged robber facing another felony in Pittsfield
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• Patrick names head of casino panel
• Federal agency pushes ban on driver cell phone use
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• Mass. marks National Guard's 375 anniversary
• Man held for alleged break into Hinsdale home
• Pittsfield man's bail revoked for alleged assault
• City eyes renovations to three elementary schools
• Conroy withdraws Mass. Senate bid, citing Warren’s momentum
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• Conroy to withdraw from Mass. US Senate race
• Northeast states cut heating aid to poor
• Walmart pepper-spray suspect may sue
• Suspect in Massachusetts shooting found dead
• Law pushed after study shows Mass. seat belt drop
• Mass. officials to hold FY2013 budget hearing
• 86-year-old pedestrian struck, killed
• Alleged getaway driver picked up in Ohio
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• Great Barrington's Holiday Stroll is Saturday
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• Residents discuss casino plan near Patriots home
• Accused sub shop robber arraigned
• Berkshire Theater Group aims to build buzz in 2012 lineup
• Pittsfield to open ‘best skate park in Western Mass.' on Monday
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• Storm brings heavy rain, gusty winds to Mass., RI
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• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Shooting suspect caught in South Carolina
• Mass. Senate rivals clash on outside ads
• Man whose crash turned up drugs pleads guilty
• Pittsfield to mark 70th anniversary of attack on Pearl Harbor
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• New England power expected to meet winter demand
• Man sentenced for rape
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• Pittsfield man apparently shot to death late Sunday night
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• Kraft, Wynn discuss Foxborough casino proposal
• ’Dog At Your Desk Day’ set for vets
• Jury selection in cold case looming
• Woman dies in Methuen house fire
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• Drunken driving vigil scheduled for Pittsfield
• Vt., Maine, RI senators push energy aid bill
• Becket house fire displaces family of four
• VIDEO: Pittsfield Christmas tree lighting
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• Ex-Stoughton High student files harassment suit
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• Lee invests in energy upgrades at fire stations
• Egremont fills Finance Committee
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• RBS subsidiary agrees to $52M settlement in Mass.
• Pittsfield Assessors release property assessments
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• Rep. Barney Frank announces retirement
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• Cyber Monday! What sites are you visiting for online deals? Happy Clicking!
• Many Mass. farmers markets still open in winter
• Pittsfield woman killed in Crane Avenue mishap
• Two dead in hunting accident
• Violence-marred Black Friday prompts concern
• Museum seeks readers for ‘Moby-Dick’ marathon
• Tenn. shelter ships dogs to shelters in Northeast
• Mass. lawmakers weigh changes to motorcycle laws
• Mass. man killed after exiting car on highway
• Pedestrian killed in Albany hit-and-run
• The holiday shopping season has officially begun! Who got a great deal?
• In the Berkshires, shoppers clamor for Black Friday deals
• Pittsfield ‘Holiday Lights' launches Saturday
• Update: Pittsfield Police search for alleged robber
• Man facing charges in Mass. soldier’s death
• Damaged section of Route 2 nearly fixed
• Pittsfield Police search for alleged robber
• AG and retail association offer safe shopping tips
• Happy Thanksgiving! Now...dig in!
• New giants among Macy's NYC parade balloons
• Two charged in connection with armed robberies
• Two arrested in Pittsfield robbery
• Black Friday: Join us
• What The Eagle is working on today
• We are thankful for our dedicated faculty and staff, the hard work of students a...
• Feds arrest 53 Mass. immigrants for criminal acts
• Pittsfield woman struck by truck on Adams Street
• Pittsfield posts highest 12-month job gain in state
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Enjoy an early Thanksgiving with us! For only $2, we will have all the trimmings...
• Mass. Gov. to sign 3 casino, 1 slots parlor bill
• Relationship over for Williamstown 'Bachelorette' Ali Fedotowsky
• Pittsfield Police seek tips in attempted robbery
• Suspect in Hillsdale, N.Y., homicide in custody, authorities say
• Postal Service could end county's outbound next-day mail
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Lothrop remains Ward 5 councilor after recount
• Family, friends 'shell-shocked' at tailgate death
• “Come Celebrate the Holidays with ‘Mozart Live’ this December 18 th and 28 th“
• Displaced State Hospital workers speak out
• New York Minister to be homeless for a week
• Man dies in Framinghan fire
• Head down to our main campus today for the BCC Players final performance of R.U....
• Fire hits building at Mass. living history museum
• Greylock wins county football title, beating Hoosac 8-0
• State rejects effort to save Salem church
• EPA praises NHL for food recycling efforts
• Truck strikes Yale-Harvard tailgaters, killing 1
• Coming in January: A new catalog
• Threatened with lawsuit, Lenox board proposes town vote on park memorial
• $853K for arts in Berkshires
• Here's what The Eagle is working on today
• Tell us what you think: a survey about the Library Catalog
• Over 400 high school students will be on our campus this morning for the 5th Ann...
• Margaret Jablonski named new head of Miss Hall’s
• Zuber found guilty in 2010 fatal crash
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Tanglewood's 75th season summons 'legendary moments'
• James Taylor sets three dates at Tanglewood
• Woman pleads in slew of B&Es, gets 2 years in jail
• Boston Symphony strikes chord with new media
• In honor of the Great American Smokeout, students can exchange cigarettes for lo...
• Check out this article from The Berkshire Eagle on the BCC Players performance o...
• Congress about to kill high-speed train program
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Pittsfield's tree-lighting is Dec. 2
• Noted journalist, publisher Robert Estabrook dies at 93
• FBI says bombing suspect may be in W. Mass.
• Mass. Senate OKs congressional redistricting map
• Lenox wind-power study panel to meet Thursday
• Pittsfield’s overnight parking restrictions start Dec. 1
• Jeepers! Thanksgiving is next week! What's your favorite Turkey Day dish?
• Continuing our Veteran's Day acknowledgments, check out this book co-authored by...
• Rhode Island governor readies for Mass. casinos
• Judge denies request to fast-track methadone clinic in Pittsfield
• Chief librarian picked in Great Barrington
• Adams man arraigned for house break-ins
• Witness in OUI-homicide case: Empty beer cans fell from driver's truck
• What The Eagle is working on today
• Senate, House approve casino legislation sans ‘happy hour'
• Mass. House lawmakers OK 3-casino bill
• A watershed isn't a building: Educators out to explain the scientific environment
• State kicks in more cash for McKay garage
• Mass. camp at center of abuse charges to reopen
• Students - today is priority registration day! Click here for all the info you'l...
• Mass. lawmakers plan to OK new congressional map
• Head-on collision sends senior to hospital
• Jury chosen in OUI death case
• Pittsfield man gets 2 1/2 years for stabbing
• Man who shot self in leg sentenced on gun, drug charges
• Marchetti decides against mayoral recount
• Pittsfield Police release description of armed robber
• Adams man arraigned for threat against students
• Get your tickets for the RUR performance this weekend!
• Students - Join us for "CHILL" A series of lectures about your future. The first...
• Mass. man charged in terror plot seeks bail
• Mass. teen charged with killing 3 to face judge
• Fundraisers spring up after Vermont flooding
• Navy SEAL honored on Cape Cod
• UPDATE: Stockbridge car, ammunition fire posed no hazard
• More seals off Cape Cod means more sharks
• Family releases statement on killings in Mass.
• Moose, truck collide in Mass., no serious injuries
• In Memoriam Exhibit on view
• Fire, explosions temporarily close turnpike in Stockbridge
• Veterans saluted at solemn ceremonies in Pittsfield
• Mass. 18-year-old held in 3 ‘gruesome' deaths
• Today we are reminded that freedom is not free. To the men and women who serve a...
• Pan Mass. Challenge raises $35M for cancer study
• James Taylor to star in 'A Christmas Carol' at Colonial
• Former Drury student arrested for making school threat on Facebook
• Ambulance service looking to build at Stanley Business Park
• Check out this clip from today's Missing Man Ceremony... The event was sponsore...
• Here are just a few of the BCC men and women who have served, or are currently s...
• Today we will host the Missing Man Ceremony in the caf at 12:15 PM to honor the...
• Harvard students set up tents in Harvard Yard
• Berkshire Humane Society To Honor Veteran’s Day With Free Adoptions For Military Personnel
• Berkshire Humane Society TV Show Wins An Award
• More than 350,000 in Mass. remain without power
• 500,000-plus still without power in Mass.
• For Barrington Stage Co., a perfect loan performance
• Join us tomorrow for the Day of the Dead Luncheon in the cafeteria from 11:30am...
• Time-lapse video of storm's progression
• We've spotted a few costumes around campus! Are you dressing up for the occasion...
• Didn't get around to carving a pumpkin? Check this out... Happy Halloween!
• Celebrate National Adopt A Senior Pet Month At the Berkshire Humane Society
• November is Food for Fines month!
• Officials meeting on dog-fighting training
• UMass president inaugurated this week
• State auctioning unclaimed property
• Students - use these instructions to signup for the emergency notification syste...
• Eagle e-edition available for all this Sunday
• Mass. police declare roads impassable
• Snow pumpkin!
• WMECO warns of multi-day outages
• Cancellations, postponements, your pictures ...
• Pittsfield Halloween Parade: Ghosts on the march
• Mass. lawmakers consider "bath salts" drug ban
• More than 20 Libyan war wounded flown to Mass.
• Head of Berkshire Community Action departs
• Killington to open thanks to snow
• Berkshire Hills paraprofessionals want fair contract
• Cruise ship docks in Boston with 2 dead passengers
• Trick or treat....what's your favorite kind of Halloween candy?
• Pittsfield man charged with armed robbery
• Pittsfield ‘symbol of blight’ to face wrecking ball
• Pittsfield man gets two years for credit card thefts
• Richmond’s Summit Road to close next month, re-open in spring
• City man denies box-cutter slashing
• Berkshire County Trick or Treat hours
• Our friends from the Berkshire Young Professionals will participate in a panel d...
• Obama's plan to help 138K Mass. student borrowers
• Eagle seeks focus-group members ...
• Olver’s departure could ease redistricting
• North Adams woman sentenced for 2008 arson
• Accused arsonist ordered to wear tracking device
• Berkshires’ first autumn snow on horizon
• U.S. Rep. Olver stepping down after this term
• Pharmacist gets 3 years for stealing pills from Pittsfield Price Chopper
• Looking for something sweet? Our Non-Traditional Students Organization is hostin...
• We are pleased to announce that, effective January 8, 2012, Ellen Kennedy will s...
• Ellen Kennedy named interim president at BCC
• Stop & Shop mobile app expands in Mass., Conn., RI
• Pittsfield’s council candidates feisty at debate
• Sex offender fined for groping ad display
• Berkshire jobless rate up in September
• We have a nook color!
• Crutch attack leads to charges
• Former Red Sox GM explains departure from team
• Accused killer chastises media, talks of sorrow in letter
• Mass. may opt out of No Child Left Behind law
• There will be a Student Veterans Association Meeting this Thursday, October 27th...
• Mass. group urges release of fuel assistance funds
• Join us tonight for Pittsfield Ward 3, 4, and 5 Council and Mayoral Debates...
• Miss Hall's gets new property in Pittsfield
• Police investigate graffiti near Occupy Boston
• NH bills will require new voters to be residents
• Vt. officials dispute heavy truck study report
• NH panel voting to repeal gay marraige
• Mass. Sen. Brown calls for firing of NOAA head
• NJ school district bans Halloween costumes
• Mass. man leads police on chase to NH, is killed
• Amtrak fixes in Mass. to speed trips to, from Vt.
• Protesters gather at GE CEO’s Conn. home
• Many thanks to all the runners who came out for today's Sweet Brook Harvest Run!...
• Registration has begun for the Sweet Brooke Harvest Run! The race goes off at 10...
• Merging Adams Co-Op, South Adams Savings pick name
• → Berkshire Community College: The weather looks perfect for tomorrow's Sweet Brook Harvest Run! Registration b...
• Flight diverted to Boston after electrical smell
• It's not too late register for Saturday's Sweet Brook Harvest Run. Visit www.ber...
• Mass. jobless rate falls to lowest level since Jan. 2009
• Pittsfield mayoral candidates Bianchi, Marchetti headline Berkshire Chamber meeting
• Thanks, iBerkshires.com for a great story!
• Many thanks to YNN-Albany's Brandon Walker for covering yesterday's unveiling!
• Here's the coverage in today's Berkshire Eagle on our new, shared space!
• MassBroadband to give updates on progress in the Berkshires
• Dalton had no choice but to deal carefully with suspicious container
• Gadhafi, Libya’s leader for 42 years, killed
• North Adams mayoral candidates to debate Friday
• Today we will be celebrating the academic achievement of the top 5% of the stude...
• Second NY death linked to tainted cantaloupes
• Pittsfield seniors see catch to Social Security check bump
• Colleges expand cooperative campus in Pittsfield
• State rep.-elect Farley-Bouvier steps into new role
• Berkshire County cable stations will air Mass. wind turbine hearing
• Ani DiFranco to play Colonial on Nov. 9
• Join us today at 11 AM at the NEW Education Center at Conte, located in the Cont...
• Engineers looking for possible Big Dig sinkhole
• Farley-Bouvier wins 3rd Berkshire District race
• Police go undercover to catch drivers who don't stop for school buses
• Last Third Thursday event of 2011: A listing of events here
• Bianchi to release plan for Pittsfield on Wednesday
• Tomorrow at 11 AM we're showing off our newest locations at a press event with C...
• Reports: Kraft lawyer drafted casino zoning plan
• The at-large candidate debate is underway here at BCC. You can watch live on PCT...
• Talks aim to ease Southern Berkshire school budget
• BRTA gets $2 million grant
• LIVE: Virtual town hall with Sen. Downing at 6 p.m.
• The Bookstore will be CLOSED TOMORROW as they take inventory. Check back with th...
• Polls open Tuesday for special state rep. election
• Crane & Co. hires new CEO from outside Crane family
• "The task of the leader is to get his people from where they are to where they h...
• Woot woot...2,000 likes as of today!
• Mass. bill seeks to limit body piercing on minors
• Tune in to WTBR's Good Morning Pittsfield to at 7:30 AM hear all the details on...
• No jail for fake veteran
• Vigil to continue despite no heat
• Join us for a debate tomorrow at 7 PM in the Boland Theatre between the seven of...
• Mass. jury awards family $20 million
• Speedboat driver to be tried
• Romney, Perry top GOP fundraising race, but lag behind Obama
• → Berkshire Community College: Join us today for an Open House on our main campus from 10-12! Meet our staff, t...
• Sen. Downing to host ‘virtual town hall’ Monday
• Only 3 more "likes" to 2,000....who will it be?!
• Police warn of phone scam aimed at seniors
• At this morning's Berkshire Chamber breakfast, BCC was thrilled to accept a $1,0...
• Police: Ex-Westfield State official assaulted woman
• Barefoot Truth tickets on sale Friday
• Fourth man arraigned in triple murder
• Trick or Treat.....for canned goods!!
• Police investigating fatal crash on Route 7
• US Rep. urges Congress to pay kin of slain men
• Lenox man admits probation violation in rape case
• Join for a Community Paper Shredding Event & Fundraiser on Oct. 22 with our frie...
• BCC child center temporarily moves to North Street
• Third man denies slayings
• ah, aH, AH, AHCOO! Stop by the Student Lounge on our main campus for a Flu Clini...
• Join us this Saturday for an Open House on our main campus for 10 AM to 12 PM. Y...
• Boston to make public housing smoke-free
• Turnpike service plaza evacuated by explosion
• New Toys are a big hit in the Children’s Library
• Tickets for free concert gone
• Adams motorcyclist hurt in crash in Vermont
• Today is National Coming Out Day ... show your support for LGBT equality by "lik...
• Holyoke parishioners offer to buy closed church
• October Is Adopt-A-Dog Month At Berkshire Humane Society
• Berkshire Humane Society to Host Advanced Effective Animal Advocacy Seminar
• Tickets available Tuesday for free concert
• Mass. early childhood workers seek to unionize
• New UMass president tours Berkshires today
• Mass. Senate may wrap up gambling bill this week
• UConn program for injured vets graduates class
• Conn. bridge problem affects local trains
• Teachers in Waterbury cheating review lose pay
• State records first flu death of the season
• Swimming moose stuck in pool helped out
• Berkshires' foliage to peak Oct. 17-23
• Worker killed at construction site in Williamstown
• FAA on alert for Arkansas turkey drop
• Massie drops U.S. Senate bid
• Register for the Sweet Brook Harvest Run by Oct 19th (only $20)! FREE long-sleev...
• Woohoo! We "like" the looks of that weekend weather forecast!
• US Sen. Brown hosting daylong jobs fair in Boston
• Williams Street repaving next week
• Get your Flu Vaccine early!
• Fund for Spruces residents exceeds $77,000
• Video: National Alliance On Mental Illness holds candlelight vigil
• We are nearly at 2,000 "likes"...please share BCC's page with your friends!!
• Join us for the "Stop Procrastinating - Start Writing" workshop on Oct. 13th (on...
• PHS evacuation Thursday is only a drill
• Steve Jobs told us what we needed before we knew
• Mass. Senate set to resume debate on casino bill
• 'Remorseful' teenagers given community service for vandalism spree
• We know you'll "like" our latest Student Spotlight on Jackie Quetti!
• Looking for a new career? BCC/Greater Boston Manufacturing will be offering a Le...
• Massachusetts bill would include pets in protective orders
• Have you seen our new Aquarium???
• Pittsfield man honored as labor council's 'Person of the year'
• Hungry for some PIZZA? Support the "Helping Our Troops" program by joining us fo...
• Knox leaves Italy to head home to US
• Pittsfield Colonials are no more: Can-Am League rescinds franchise’s membership
• The Third Berkshire District debate is off with candidates Tricia Farley-Bouvier...
• The School Committee forum is set to begin here in the Boland Theatre. You can a...
• → Berkshire Community College: School Committee Forum & Third Berkshire District debates tonight....Debate
• Man on bicycle hit by Pittsfield school bus
• Mass. moves closer to vaccination registry
• Massachusetts officials consider assessment tests
• Conn. Government workers: $2 million in OT
• Mass. court to hear case about marijuana cookie
• Maine town to host New England Ghost Conference
• Closed Mass. church sells; protesters won’t leave
• Dozens arrested at Bank of America offices
• MCAS error causes lower scores
• Congratulations to Art Doucette in receiving special recognition at this morning...
• Mass. treasurer gets money from liquor industry
• Great opportunity for BCC Alumni to travel to Scotland with other New England al...
• GOP activists walking -- not running -- to Romney
• Pittsfield man hospitalized after he was shot by Lanesborough Police
• Preschool Videos: Fridays at 10 am
• Mildred Elley grads will get live address from Kabul
• Dem. Setti Warren exits Mass. Senate race
• New phone extensions in Lenox today
• Traffic route announced for Fall Foliage Parade
• Check out BCC on the first page of the Section B of today's Berkshire Eagle enti...
• Forum Opportunity Today: Please join us today, Thursday, September 29, for the f...
• Storms saturate the Berkshires with rain
• Mass. Attorney General seeks freeze on utility rates
• The Tartan Terrors
• David Sedaris
• The Grace Kelly Quartet
• Romance, Soul & Rock n' Roll
• Pittsfield attorney part of group interested in buying NECBL franchise
• Despite concerns, 'Lenoxology' marketing strategy stays
• Kennedy Park Committee approves Belvedere compromise
• Pittsfield Jazz comes to the Athenaeum on October 12!
• Springfield police seek bank robbery suspects
• Check out our own Joe Sicotte in today's Berkshire Eagle, front page of the B se...
• Exciting News from Tom Tyning one of our Environmental Professors: Two mothers...
• Mass. sheriffs call for illegal immigration focus
• Bianchi, Marchetti advance in Pittsfield mayor’s race
• Mass. Senate resumes contentious casino debate
• A Fun Festivity for Kids coming on Saturday, October 15
• Don't forget to signup for the Sweet Brook Harvest Run! You can get a registrati...
• Mass. Senate to renew casino debate for 2nd day
• More good news from BCC! We know you "like" that!
• Williamstown man crashes, faces multiple charges
• More than 24 million Americans, including 7.1 million children, have asthma. The...
• UMass-Amherst chancellor search committee meets
• Frank Rich
• Free Library eBooks for your Kindle!
• Lynn man gears up for English Channel swim
• Pryor wins spot on board of selectmen
• Dead 9-foot-long blue shark washes ashore in Mass.
• Mass. church burned after Obama election dedicated
• Mass. summit puts spotlight on Congo’s violence
• NASA's dead satellite falls, starting over Pacific
• Students - check out the weekly stall for all the news and events happening next...
• Happy first day of autumn! Warm cider, apple picking, hayrides...what's your fav...
• Volunteers sought to help clean up river debris
• Report: Mass. transportation system needs $15B
• Whale skull found on Cape Cod beach
• Many of our programs and departments have their own webpages (engineering, busin...
• Report: Mass. transportation system needs $15B
• Wow, we woke up to a new Facebook this morning? Do you like it?
• Hearing on fixing Buzzards Bay after oil spill
• Meeting on PCB cleanup plans postponed
• North Adams man pleads guilty to murder charge
• Berkshire jobless rate fell in August
• 2 Sheffield teens hospitalized after SUV crash
• Meet our new Student Trustee!
• Students - did you know that you can receive discounted passes to local movie th...
• Mass. officials set to release local MCAS scores
• Last Word Toastmasters Meetings
• All five candidates are set to debate for Pittsfield Mayor here at BCC with mode...
• The Ward 4 City Council debate is set to begin...
• New York man charged in theft of $13,000 from Dunkin’ Donuts
• Canaan, N.Y., man charged as accessory to triple murder
• Tonight we will host debates for Pittsfield Ward 4 Council at 6:30 PM & the Mayo...
• Today is the final day to vote! Drop by Student Life before 1 PM!
• Join us tomorrow for the First Bi-weekly (every other Tuesday) meeting of GLBTQ...
• Mass. suspends Ariz. driver’s licenses
• Western Mass. towns to be briefed on storm help
• Kara Kennedy, daughter of Ted Kennedy, dies at 51
• Made in the Berkshires
• Woman hit, killed by commuter train in Hyde Park
• STUDENTS - Cast your vote for Student Trustee!
• It seems that fall has arrived! What is your favorite autumn activity?
• Ex-Catholic church in Worcester sold
• Pittsfield candidates to debate Monday
• Stimulus money director visits Berkshire recipients
• Found in today's Berkshire Eagle - "This date in Pittsfield history - Sept. 15,...
• Mass. board to vote on suspending DiMasi pension
• If you missed Monday's state rep debate, you can catch it online -
• Pittsfield man imprisoned for robbery
• Williamstown man pleads in child rape case
• Tomorrow we will host a forum with Assistant District Attorney Robert Kinzer on...
• Elizabeth Warren enters Mass. Senate race
• Ex-Boston crime boss Bulger due in court
• BCC President Raverta to retire
• Dr. Raverta will surely be missed by all of us here at BCC. We wish him well in...
• FEMA opens center in Great Barrington Tuesday
• We will present this very special event today at 12:15 PM in room K111 on the ma...
• Mass. lawmakers plan private caucus on casino bill
• The Democratic debate for the Third Berkshire District is off and running here a...
• Hells Angels member, two others arraigned in triple murder
• West Nile detected in mosquitoes in Berkshires
• Pittsfield police investigate robbery at pizzeria
• The Berkshire Health Systems Bloodmobile is on-campus today and tomorrow from fr...
• Court records: Hells Angels member tried to become FBI informant
• Program Cancelled: David Polansky
• → Berkshire Community College: Join us tonight at 7 PM in the Theatre as the three Democratic candidates for th...
• Mass. House to launch casino gambling debate
• What’s the Library Worth to You?
• Bodies of 3 missing men found; Hells Angel and accomplices charged with triple homicide
• Mass. mother posthumously honored at 9/11 ceremony
• → Berkshire Community College: We remember today and everyday. 9/11
• Only 42 days to the Sweet Brook Harvest Run at BCC! Never run a 5k before? Go se...
• Mass. closes some storm-soggy state park trails
• Please join us for this very special event...
• BCC Students - DISCOUNTED tickets to The Big E, (running Sept. 16th - Sunday, Oc...
• BEA-Utiful day for a BBQ! Students - stop by for a bite to eat and some entertai...
• Judge to sentence ex-Mass. speaker DiMasi
• Williamstown man dies from car crash injuries
• Fellow BCCers - word has it that Joseph Sicotte, one of our students, is a final...
• Program Cancellation
• Is that sun we're seeing? Just in time for tomorrow's BBQ....join us from 11 AM...
• Good News for both Berkshire Community College and Massachusetts College of Libe...
• Berkshires on flood watch for Thursday
• Remnants of Lee bring floods to soggy Northeast
• Flood watch today for Berkshire County
• Students - Join us Friday for the Welcome Back BBQ! We'll have a Latin infusion...
• Federal assistance available for those affected by Irene
• Former Gov. Swift reserving judgment on GOP presidential field
• Lee's remnants soak the South, may flood the East
• Sure, it's a dreary day...but our newly renovated Fitness Center at Paterson Fie...
• Patricks' daughter wed at Richmond home
• Finance expert Manisha Thakor recommends community college as an affordable coll...
• Route 91 southbound reopens after Irene
• Happy 1st Day of Classes! We'll celebrate with an ice cream social outside the o...
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 3 storm
• Fall auditions will be held 9/20 and 9/21...
• Pittsfield police arrest, charge candidate for mayor
• Police search state forest for three missing men
• Storms, flash flood watch for Berkshire County
• S. Egremont man in critical condition after crash
• → Berkshire Community College: The Bookstore Hours for Sept 6th-9th Tues-Thurs 8am-6pm Friday 8am-4pm Monday Se...
• Tractor trailer crash closes Lenox Road
• This morning we will kick off the start of the new semester with a breakfast for...
• Gunman robs Elm Street Domino’s
• More than 300 students and friends are on campus for New Student Orientation! We...
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Provincetown plane crash
• UPDATE: Wednesday roadway update
• Choose from workshops on stopping back pain, yoga-dance, running (for all levels...
• Two year degrees can payoff...
• Lee panel recommends Sgt. Buffis for police chief
• Planes, trains, buses return to normal -- almost
• Berkshire roads update: What's open, closed
• WMECo restores power to most
• Join us for New Student Orientation this Thursday. Get more details here...
• Pittsfield's Holmes Road to close during paving
• Red Cross shelter updates for Berkshire County
• High school seniors - beware of SENIORITIS...
• Berkshire Museum names new director
• More than 250,000 in Mass. still without power
• Next Tuesday marks the first day of classes! Here are some tips for your first w...
• Vermont suffers effects of devastating floods
• Roads, schools closed, flooding persists in county
• We're busy setting up for New Student Orientation this Thursday! It's a great wa...
• Irene is gone, but power outages remain in Mass.
• Irene hits Berkshires hardest in North, South
• Pedestrian killed Sunday in Lenox
• VIDEO: Flooding on Lebanon Avenue, Pittsfield
• In the Berkshires: Watch the radar loop, monitor power outages
• Berkshire County shelter information
• Forecasters: Irene's center makes landfall over NC
• Berkshire County prepares for Irene
• Berkshire cancellations, postponements
• Mass. State Police issue storm preparation guidelines
• Mass.governor declares emergency, mobilizes Guard
• Westover evacuates aircraft in advance of Irene
• The moving of Conte NARA facility microfilm collection continues…
• Improve your moves with us...
• #College graduates, what is the best single piece of advice you can give to new...
• Springfield shooting victim likely not targeted
• Mass. tornado victims face new storm
• This Fall, change up your evening routine and take a course or two with us. Chec...
• Great news! The Fitness Center at Paterson Field House will be open starting Mon...
• RI toy company moves some operations to Mass.
• We are hearing reports of some heavy storms this weekend; what is your favorite...
• Springfield man shot to death
• Extended Registration Hours!!! Come take a class or two with us...
• Jaded West Coast chuckles over East Coast quake
• Back to School for Pittsfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Update: Tremors felt in the Berkshires
• We didn't feel the quake...did you???
• Pittsfield’s job growth posts strong gains
• Genealogical Microfilm from Conte Facility is moving in!
• Got graphics? We do! Learn Photoshop and InDesign with us this fall....
• Springfield approves tough anti-foreclosure laws
• Boston hearing on route for hazardous material
• 19-year-old saved from drowning in Pontoosuc Lake
• Judge rejects suppression bid in Mass. terror case
• Pittsfield: YMCA offering after-school program
• Whether it's day or evening, biology or business, credit or noncredit, we've got...
• Mass. man, 49, struck by lightning
• So you want to learn to Knit?
• RE/MAX: July too hot to shop for New England homes
• New census stats help detail Mass. racial changes
• We'll be at tonight's 3rd Thursday taking registrations for the Fall Semester. T...
• Whitey Bulger's girlfriend faces arraignment
• How's the weather at BCC? Funny you should ask....we have our very own weather s...
• Mass. students outscore students nationwide
• Birthday Boy
• Period of Adjustment
• The Wizard of Oz
• The Duke's Men of Yale
• Berkshire Comedy Spotlight II
• Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes
• Check of W. Mass. traps find no emerald ash borers
• Pittsield voters have until Aug. 31 to register for primary election
• Library of Congress traveling exhibit to visit Pittsfield
• We are eagerly anticipating the reopening of the fitness center at Paterson Fiel...
• Take the next step in changing the rest of your life....take a course, learn a s...
• Ga. man gets year in jail in Mass. campus gun case
• Showers remain but record rains move on
• Learn more about how YOU can stop the beetle at workshop this Wednesday.... http...
• Learn more how YOU can stop the beetle at workshop this Wednesday....
• Chicopee/Holyoke bridge closes for repair workcloses
• Finally here, Ames straw poll first test of 2012
• Housatonic Railroad train derails
• Ex-officer's pension revoked for child porn conviction
• Library of Congress Traveling Exhibit Rolls into Pittsfield for Third Thursday
• Get ready to run to support BCC's nursing program!
• Portraits of Navy SEALs killed in helicopter crash
• Sinkhole opens up beneath Boston highway
• Pittsfield police: Armed man robbed Tyler Street eatery
• Teen charged in chase through 4 rural N.Y. towns
• New Fiction & New Nonfiction for August!
• Holyoke police make arrest in city slaying
• Pittsfield Police hunting for suspects in ATM thefts
• BCC grads and former students: Share your news and update your contact info for...
• Mass. rescue team requires own rescue from forest
• Mass. alcohol board reverses small brewer rule
• Pittsfield Jr. Football starts today
• Diane Edgecomb: Tuesday, August 9, 1 pm
• Tattoo artists....we've got a workshop just for you...
• 4 stabbed at post-wedding party in Sunderland
• 45,000 Verizon workers go on strike over contract
• Short Story Contest Winners announced!
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Honda recalling 1.5 million vehicles in US
• Pittsfield man killed in motorcycle crash
• Ex-Leominster officer pleads guilty to child rape
• Students - join us for New Student Orientation on Sept 1st!
• Massachusetts brew-haha: Small brewers cry foul over beer rule
• Va. Tech reports gunman near campus dining hall
• Mass. breweries threatened by proposed new rule
• Archives Materials Moved into New Space
• Archives Materials: First Delivery
• Superintendent in Mass. bullying case steps down
• Our Fall semester schedule is now online! Change up your evening routine with a...
• Historic Groton inn destroyed by fire
• Obama: Debt deal is only a first step
• Mass. puts limit on purchase of lottery tickets
• Strong In Spirit Motorcycle Ride In Support Of Local Charities
• Berkshire Trivia
• 2 men due in Vt. court in death of woman
• White House, GOP discuss potential debt limit pact
• In the Mood
• Dems, GOP still at loggerheads as clock ticks
• Tonight’s movie at Clapp Park cancelled
• 4 Mass. men face concert beating charges
• Lenox man killed in tractor accident
• Pittsfield native's body found in Mashpee
• Police: Mom, son had counterfeit $100s
• Join us for this FREE event!
• City man denies kidnap, assault charges
• Hot air balloon lands off Mass. Turnpike
• Here's a shout out to the 45+ BCC alumni and friends heading to Boston today to...
• Remains of Boston’s 1st Catholic cardinal moved
• Body of man discovered in Cape Cod pond
• JetBlue offers new unlimited flight package
• Storm cleanup could last weeks
• "Here comes the sun, little darlin"... What's your favorite summertime song?
• Storms hit W. Mass. area struck by June tornadoes
• Weather bashes county; motorcyclist killed in storm-related crash
• Jury finds Vincent guilty of first-degree murder
• Berkshire County unemployment rate remains under 8 percent
• Take up the art of drawing this fall....
• Mass. man sentenced for threatening black churches
• Richard Wilbur
• Fresh paint, New Carpet and Molding; Now Shelving Installation begins
• Today we welcome to our campus more than 36 high school students participating in the Nuclea Summer Science Institute! They will spend the week learning about the latest in oncology research.
• Panel to consider Mass. sales tax holiday
• John H. "Jack" Fitzpatrick dies at 88
• Today is going to be another HOT one! Come down to the BCC Swimming Pool from 12-6 PM. Remember, it's FREE FREE FREE on weekends! www.berkshirecc.edu/swimmingpool
• Driver killed in Route 8 crash
• Discover your inner rock star....
• The weekend is going to be HOT!!! Cool off with us in the BCC Swimming Pool...weekends are FREE for the rest of the season! www.berkshirecc.edu/swimmingpool
• Myra Kraft being laid to rest
• Northeast braces for temps near boiling point
• Space shuttle comes to ‘final stop’ after 30 years
• Mass. group to hold political map-making contest
• The Boston Symphony Orchestra is inviting BCC music students and their families to attend Friday morning closed rehearsals of the BSO inside the Shed, including a tour and talk. Participants are asked to meet at the Main Gate at 8:45 AM. Attendance is FR
• We have a few open positions...check them out. www.berkshirecc.edu/EmploymentOpportunities
• EPA warns of unhealthy air quality in NH, ME
• In case you wondered, this is what the SPLASH looks like when 15+ campers jump into a pool at same time....
• PCB finding to be costly for Mass. school
• Preparation of Space for Archives microfilm
• What do you think is the best way to beat the heat?!
• House to debate bill revising Mass. alimony system
• The weather is heating up...drop by the BCC Swimming Pool to cool off!! Only $2 per person! www.berkshirecc.edu/swimmingpool
• Authorities investigate mutilation of dead whale
• Cheshire car crash sends 2 to hospital
• 12 Vt. men charged in Mass. jail riot
• Fireworks cause 13 injuries in Mass.
• Mass. treasurer seeks review of alcohol commission
• Parties assess debt options as time runs short
• Congress seeks debt result, Obama goes to public
• We know you've been waiting and, at long last, the BCC Swimming Pool at Paterson Field House will open on Monday, July 18th (12-6 PM)! Canon ball!!!!!
• Feds investigating Boston airport crash
• SJC: Parking ticket appeals fees are legal
• Man found in NH charged in NY fire that killed 3
• Today is the perfect day to sit outside with a good book and soak up some rays! What's on your summer reading list?
• Worcester library bars white pride group
• UPDATE: Car of man wanted for questioning in N.Y. fire found
• Speranzo resigns state rep. job, takes oath as clerk magistrate
• Updated: Son sought in house fire that killed 3 in NY
• Three dead in suspicious New York fire
• Lenox Library to host ‘An Evening at Hogwarts'
• Bail hearing for Bulger girlfriend to continue
• Student charged with video in Vt. college bathroom
• If you're looking to connect with young professionals in the area (socially, professionally etc), check out the Berkshire Young Professionals page...
• Health officials to consider school snack rules
• City police officer cleared after 2010 shooting
• South Mountain Road to close for a year on Aug. 3
• North Adams sets out to build first master plan in 40 years
• Teens charged with felony vandalism
• Red Cross seeking blood donors in Mass., RI
• Critter causes outage in Stockbridge
• New Miss Massachusetts crowned
• Vt. jail chief says state's cons caused Mass melee
• Rupert Murdoch swoops into UK tabloid offices
• Mass. officials close New Bedford beaches
• Inmates at W. Mass. jail create disturbance
• Take me out to the ball game...! Join us for BCC Alumni Day at Fenway Park on July 28th! Get all the details here....
• NV man says tip about Bulger ignored by FBI
• Atlantis, astronauts ready; weather maybe not
• Casey Anthony release set back to July 17
• Updated: Casey Anthony to go free next Wednesday
• Obesity rising, but Mass. still 4th thinnest state
• Stop by the BCC Art Gallery at the Intermodal Education Center for "Inter Alia: Abstractions" an exhibit by Colleen Surprise Jones...
• Fall River man faces sex charges involving RI teen
• Updated: Speranzo appointment approved
• Meet the two newest additions to our Board of Trustees....
• Joseph Scott, one of our students, will be holding auditions for the performance of "Disney From The Heart" on July 13 & 14 from 5-9 PM....learn more here
• Mass. bills would create new jury duty exemptions
• Electrical problem cuts fireworks show short
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Verdict reached in Casey Anthony Trial
• Bulger to be arraigned on 19 murder counts
• Hole on Cape Cod beach collapses on boy
• 2 dead in violent holiday weekend in Boston
• We hope you are celebrating America's birthday surrounded by family and friends today! Happy 4th!
• Priest reported missing is found dead in rectory
• Mom: Boy begged Mass. guards to aid sinking woman
• Experts say Mass. tornadoes scars could linger
• Patrick to join governors on ‘Face the Nation'
• Design, construction OK'd for W. Mass rail
• BCC Breaks Ground for Expanded Tennis Complex...
• Check out the design for the refurbishment and expansion of our new tennis complex....
• This morning we will break ground on a project to refurbish and expand our tennis complex that will benefit both students and the community. Get your rackets ready!
• Mass. lawmakers set to vote on final budget
• Police ID driver in fatal tractor-trailer crash
• Puppets!
• Michelle Obama scheduled to visit Mass., Vt.
• Calling all Sox fans...join us for BCC Alumni Day at Fenway Park on July 28th! We have a few spots left. Get all the details here....
• Tomorrow is the last day to take our alumni survey. You'll even have the chance to win a $50 VISA gift card...
• We are pleased to announce that we were voted "Best College" in the Berkshire Eagle's Best of the Berkshires reader's choice poll. Thanks to all who voted!! We "like you too!
• Summer Reading Club has begun!
• Man killed, one hurt in tractor-trailer crash in Williamstown
• Bulger lawyer blasts prosecutors
• AP Source: BofA nears $8.5B mortgage settlement
• Road to be closed near MCLA
• Mass. board to vote on new teacher evaluations
• Independence Day Parade and Fireworks
• Great Barrington man to be arraigned on drug charges
• Connector road to open on Wednesday, with celebration
• Judge to rule this week on Whitey Bulger attorney
• TOM ABDOW to Perform at Pittsfield's Our Marketplace Cafe July 14th
• We hear that last night's YMCA Wing Fling!! at Paterson Field House was a great time!
• Data: Boston titles mean more drinks, not fights
• New law clears the way for gay marriage in NY
• The BCC Swimming Pool will be open for the season beginning Wednesday, June 29th. Learn more about daily and seasonal rates...
• Flavours Restaurant to reopen after outage
• William Bulger speaks out about brother's arrest
• Local man arraigned in G.B. arsons
• Tonight we are pleased to celebrate 20 students from our Licensed Practical Nursing program at their Pinning Ceremony. Show your love with a "like"!
• Help us create a new and improved alumni association by taking this quick (3 minute) survey. You might win a VISA gift card! www.berkshirecc.edu/alumni
• Police make arrest in Great Barrington arsons
• We're pleased to be the host of the YMCA Wing Fling!! this Saturday at the Paterson Field House. Who's coming?!
• FBI arrests mob boss Whitey Bulger in Calif.
• 7 Great Barrington buildings targeted in arson attack; two burn
• UPDATE - Three killed in Bennington crash
• Governor's Council wraps Speranzo hearing
• Report: Documents link Cahill to lottery campaign
• Mass. GOP to propose changes to House ethics code
• Accused mother's older son can't get answers
• Mass. lobbyist accused of taking no-show job
• 3 brothers arrested in Holyoke homicide
• The BCC Swimming Pool opens this Saturday! Come cool off with us...
• US Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• FBI steps up efforts to find Whitey’s girlfriend
• Free legal help offered to Mass. tornado victims
• More than 5 million affected by China flooding
• Weekend bridge work likely to clog I-93
• Hillcrest Night tonight at the Pittsfield Colonial
• We hit 1,800 "likes" today! We definitely LIKE that!!!!
• Feds opening tornado aid centers in Mass.
• Mass. ‘most wanted’ sex offender nabbed in NJ
• We've posted photos from the 51st Commencement. Check them out and tag your friends and family!
• Haverhill woman charged with replacing cough syrup
• New Nonfiction for June
• Join us tonight for Cultural Pittsfield's June 3rd Thursday! Check out the exhibition "Drawings & Sculptures" at the Intermodal Gallery PLUS Marka Music, a Latin Infusion Band will be performing at 5:30 PM at Persip Park. See the full
• North Street prepped for tonight's Third Thursday
• Learn how to create beautiful stained glass pieces...
• Cars set on fire in Vancouver following loss
• Mass. state trooper cleared in fatal shooting
• New Fiction for June
• Take our alumni survey for a chance to win $50 VISA gift card...
• Monson family finds all 7 cats after tornado
• Three new Museum Passes now offered!
• Former bank teller charged with embezzlement
• Despite Bunker Hill Day, BCC WILL be open this Friday, June 17th.
• Mass. teacher suspended after showing racy video
• Mass. RMV holds low-number license plate lottery
• 6-alarm blaze destroys Fitchburg building
• Computer Lab Classes: July & August Schedule set
• Fire destroys unoccupied Onota Street apartment building
• Join us for BCC Alumni Day at Fenway Park on July 28th...
• Colrain man killed in motorcycle accident
• Brockton woman shot outside church
• Thursday, June 16: Paul Green
• First photos of Gabrielle Giffords released
• Pride parade marches through Boston today
• South County residents still without power
• Chimp attack victim gets face transplant in Boston
• Missing swimmer's body pulled from Framingham pond
• Ohio family survives Columbia County plane crash
• Storm damages central, southern Berkshires
• Storms knock out power for thousands across Mass.
• Governor nominates Speranzo for clerk magistrate job
• Many thanks to our friends at Pittsfield Community Television for their coverage of the 37th Awards Night Ceremony. Check it out online -
• National Grid agrees to $1M settlement with Mass.
• UMass trustees meet to consider fee hike
• Meet our first student spotlight, Nina Cobb, a student in our allied health/physical fitness program.
• Boston man sentenced for fatal Fitchburg shootout
• We'll be posting pics from commencement shortly. In the meantime, here's the list of 2011 grads....
• Sen. Kerry visits Normandy for D-Day anniversary
• Mass. state trooper being laid to rest
• Water main break floods Cambridge streets
• Feds say Edwards hid mistress to aid campaign
• Lobby Book Sale
• Short Story Writing Contest for Children: Cash Prizes!
• Congratulations to today's 330 graduates! We will celebrate with them and their families at the 51st Commencement exercises at Tanglewood. We know you "like" that....
• Woman arrested in Mass. for allegedly killing son moved
• Mass. begins cleanup in wake of tornadoes
• 2-Fur-1 Special During 'Adopt-A-Cat-Month' at the Berkshire Humane Society
• Young Adult Short Story Writing Contest: Cash Prizes!
• 2 victims of Mass. tornadoes identified
• Portion of Route 8 in Dalton closed due to fallen tree
• Mass. digs out after tornadoes kill 4, hurt 200
• Tonight the BCC Foundation is thrilled to award over $177,000 to 165 students at our Awards Night ceremony. Congrats to of our hard working students! Give them a "like" for their efforts.
• Exhibit of Reverend Thomas Allen Documents
• Thousands in W. Mass. remain without power
• 9:30 p.m. update: 4 confirmed dead
• State of emergency declared after Mass. tornadoes
• VIDEO: Tornado touches down in western Mass.
• Apparent tornado damages Wibraham, Westfield
• Mass. House debating human trafficking bill
• Somerset residents told not to drink town water
• Mass. gas prices down another nickel
• Graphic design, quilting, creative writing...take a workshop with us this summer!
• Search on for 12-year-old girl off Hampton Beach
• Governor Patrick Celebrates More Than 100 New Jobs At General Dynamics
• Memorial Day comes as troops fight in Afghanistan
• Raid on bin Laden compound avenged CIA deaths
• Egypt permanently opens Gaza border crossing
• T'storms take out trees, wires in Berkshires
• Skype says some users unable to sign in
• Meet our Co-Valedictorians, Amanda Seymour Garceau and Lucas Yannis-Kowalczyk...
• Mass. Little League cancels games after gunfire
• While we love all of our students, today we honor our dedicated faculty and staff with a dinner in their honor. Between our retirees and employee anniversaries, we are celebrating more than 730 years of service at BCC. Give them all some <3 with a &qu
• Mass. teen pleads not guilty in texting death
• 2 more Mass. measles cases reported
• Congratulations to Ali Couchman and Melissa Smith, BCC's tutors of the year! Read more...
• Sheffield music teacher dies in one-car crash
• Check out photos from this very special event...
• Publisher Conde Nast to sign $2B WTC tower lease
• More Mass. English learners ID'd as special ed
• Feds indict 18 people in Mass. drug bust
• We're pleased to announce the 10th Anniversary of the ZINE, our student literary magazine. Check it out...
• Maine woman who found boy to officiate at funeral
• Mass. housing prices on the decline
• Congrats to the 2011 ADN Graduates!!! Give them a "like" for their hard work!
• Mass. anti-gun billboard unveils new message
• 1 suspect in Springfield stabbing surrenders
• High school junior and seniors, check out this five-day program where you will learn some of the latest technologies in the Oncologic Research through BCC and Nuclea Biotechnologies. It's FREE! Find out more at www.berkshirecc.edu/nssi
• We have an AmeriCorps*VISTA position available beginning in August. Check out the details
• Boston unveils electric car charging stations
• Parents angry at Boston Archdiocese
• New England seal turning 40 with grace
• Suspects in Springfield stabbing remain at large
• Close attention to Obama's latest words on Israel
• Berkshire Humane Society News - Young Apprentices Fundraiser
• Today is Armed Forces Day! Many thanks to the men and women who serve our country.
• NH starts 'service patrols' on I-95
• Former policeman admits 10 counts of child pornography possession
• Vt. school superintendent says textbooks out
• With commencement right around the corner, we're feeling a bit nostalgic. What song or poem comes to mind when you think of graduation?
• Romney: Obama 'threw Israel under the bus'
• Berkshire’s Youth to Paint Cats for Purradise
• Ex-Gov. Cellucci to raise money for ALS research
• Mass. jobless rates dip to 7.8 percent in April
• Brother 'heartbroken' over fight with sibling
• We have an AmeriCorps*VISTA position available beginning in August. Check out the details
• Psychology professors from BCC and Simon's Rock have joined four BCC alumnae as co-authors of a chapter in this book....
• Texas mom arrested in death of boy found in Maine
• Police: One brother in custody, other in hospital after ‘very bloody’ fight
• Alford voters repeal farm tax
• Tonight from 5-8 PM, our website will be unavailable due to schedule maintenance. Our apologies...
• Simon’s Rock names new provost
• Hudson man gets 2 1/2 years in bar fight death
• 3 convicted in Mass. auto insurance fraud scheme
• One of our alums, Mike Zanconato, is featured in this month's issue of Men's Journal for his custom-made bicycles.
• Become a wine connoisseur...
• American journalists in Libya could soon be free
• Help Wanted!!! Check out this full time AmeriCorps VISTA gig!
• Meet our commencement speaker, Mark Orlowski, Founder and Executive Director of the Sustainable Endowments Institute.
• The week of finals are upon us; what's your must-have study snack?
• Car hits Williamstown home, both engulfed in flames
• Wales teen faces vandalism charges
• Trial set to begin for skater Kerrigan's brother
• Mass. boatyard to make a charitable splash
• → Berkshire Community College: Our website is back in business again.
• Obama announces steps to speed US oil production
• Our website is down temporarily; we'll let you know when it's working again.
• Lee Town Meeting rejects Cultural Council funding
• New York troopers investigate truck stop robbery
• It's Friday the 13! Are you superstitious?
• Berkshire Community College - Foreign Languages Program says "It is not too late to sign up for the Spanish Intersession Conversation Class. It is a one-credit, distance class for students having completed SPA 101, 102 or 201. Students use audio, vi
• Come! Bring friends! Celebrate the end of the school year and... SPRING!
• Palmer boy charged with bringing toy gun on bus
• Police wait tables tonight for charity
• Congratulations to Amanda Seymour Garceau who will be honored at the Statehouse today by Governor Deval Patrick and others as part of the "29 Who Shine" event! We don't just "like" this, we LOVE it!
• As the year comes to a close, what advice or words of wisdom do you have for our graduates?
• Salem woman sues Big Dig over husband's death
• TONIGHT at 7:30 in the Boland Theatre - BCC Spring Concert featuring classical, pop and musical theatre selections performed by the BCC Chorale and student soloists. Dance I/II classes will perform a work to the music of Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart
• New W. Stockbridge police chief on the job
• Mass. man among US journalists detained in Libya
• Mass. plane passenger tries to open emergency door
• Businesses reward man for saving lives
• IS183 celebrates art in schools program tonight
• Write-ins rule the day in Hancock election
• Woman charged with assault with hammer
• Police investigate Adams accident; woman in hospital
• Check out this short segment of Connecting Point, a television show airing on WGBY. BCC's Director of Facilities, Scott Richards, shares his experiences with our new solar panel array.
• This afternoon 65 students will be inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa honor society. Please join us in congratulating their academic achievements with a "like"!
• Ill. man pleads guilty in Mass. Internet case
• Mass. health clinic official charged with stealing
• Tyringham Town Meeting slated on Tuesday
• Verizon: Dropped service problems fixed
• Full face transplant recipient appears publicly
• Save the Date - Berkshire Community College's Commencement will be held on Friday, June 3, 2011 at 4:30 PM at Tanglewood in Lenox.
• Ex-Mass. speaker's trial continues
• Woman dies after fall on Pelham trail
• Shout out to all the mom's today, particularly those who are also advancing their education! Cheers to you!
• Mass. advocates join 'Slutwalk' crusade with march
• Mass. service for airman killed in Afghanistan
• US Sen. Brown praises Obama in weekly GOP response
• Registration Underway for Berkshire Humane Society’s Summer Camp Program
• Levine bows out of Tanglewood season
• Berkshire Living magazine shuts down
• Nurses' strike at Boston hospital averted
• Hiroshima Atomic Bomb survivor, Takaaki Morikawa, he will give his last presentation that is open to the public tonight at 7:00 PM at the First Congregational Church of Dalton. Please join us!
• Mass. deposits $50M into small banks
• Census data show median age increase in Mass.
• Water main flushing in Dalton starts this week
• BCC Student Receives USA Community College Academic Team Nomination - Congrats Judy Mcn -
• Wow...we're only a few "likes" from 1,700!! Tell your friends to like Berkshire Community College.
• 3 more teens in mass. bullying case head to court
• Creation of affordable housing on Lenox town meeting warrant
• Pittsfield fire under investigation
• Today feels like one of those days when you want to curl up with a good book; so, what's your favorite read?
• BHS Community Outreach Van Visits: Wednesday, May 4, 10:30 – 11 am
• Mass. lawmakers to hear casino bills, again
• 1 teen in Mass. bullying case still faces trial
• In honor of National Teacher Day we ask, who was/is your favorite teacher and why?
• TODAY is National Teacher Day!
• Join us tomorrow night for, Viva Mexico!, the next in our International & Gourmet Dinner series. ¡Muy delicioso! Take a peek at the menu here -
• Mass. AG asks NRC to delay relicensing of Pilgrim
• Muy bien!
• Check out pictures from the 2011 Berkshire County All College Relay for Life!
• AP Source: Bin Laden went down firing
• Bianchi confirms run for mayor against Marchetti, Nichols
• AP sources: DNA testing confirms bin Laden death
• And here are a few staff members!
• One of our students hard at work raking...
• Faculty, staff and students are out and about raking, planting and helping to beautify our campus. Many thanks to them for their hard work! Pics will be posted shortly...
• Election season starts in Pittsfield
• Students across Mass. celebrate bin Laden death
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Osama Bin Laden killed
• Spring Fling: Saturday, May 14, 10:30 am – 12 noon
• Pope beatifies John Paul before 1 million faithful
• GOP hopefuls focus on Obama in NH appearance
• Volunteers pitch in to help storm's survivors
• We're crossing our fingers for good weather tonight! Many thanks to the students participating in the Relay For Life of Berkshire All College at MCLA. It's not too late to donate...
• An early morning for local wedding-watchers
• These ladies are ready for tonight's Relay For Life of Berkshire All College at MCLA!
• Here's a glimpse of our tribute to the newly weds!
• → Berkshire Community College: Join us this morning after 8:30 AM to celebrate the marriage of William and Kate with our version of wedding cake in the student lounge! If you missed it, you can check out coverage of the big day on the lounge's
• Tech sector drives Mass. economy growth
• Lenox tavern to host royal wedding party
• Stuart Chase named CEO of 1Berkshire
• There are so many wonderful things happening tomorrow: Relay For Life of Berkshire All College, , and our 3rd Annual BCC Campus Green Up!!
• Don't forget your umbrella!
• Thunderstorms may be severe in Berkshire region
• Mass. home sales post another drop
• Here is the Pittsfield Parade poster painted by our own Alyson Beach-Weatherwax!!!
• Sen. Brown: Create Mass. minority House district
• Autism & Its Treatment: Saturday, May 14 at 2 pm
• 18,000-plus expected for Divine Mercy Sunday in Stockbridge
• Police nab suspect in Tewksbury road rage stabbing
• This nice weather has us thinking about outdoor activities: golf, running, scenic photography, or even perhaps playing some music. Take a workshop with us this summer and enjoy these and so many more!....
• Mass. counselor accused of taking lewd pictures
• EXHIBIT: Pontoosuck Plantation becomes the Town of Pittsfield: 1759-1762
• So....will YOU be watching the royal nuptials this Friday morning?
• Boston hospital performs 2nd full-face transplant
• This Friday marks the Relay For Life of Berkshire All College at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. It's not too late to make your donation -
• Trial set to begin for ex-Mass. House speaker
• Check out our smarty-pants students! Way to go!!
• Pittsfield to unveil special stamps for 250th on Tuesday
• Bon Appétit!
• This Friday check out the BCC Players' performance of at 8 PM in the Boland Theatre.
• Driver in Somerville double fatal faces judge
• A Booktalk with Kevin O’Hara on Tuesday, May 3, 7 pm
• 2 stabbed after Lawrence baby shower; 2 arrested
• Would you consider supporting the Athenaeum?
• Looking for something fun to do on this rainy day? Join us from 10 AM to 2 PM for the Green Fair on our main campus. It's FREE!!!
• Renewed fight for gay marriage in NY hits suburbs
• Purradise to Celebrate First Annual Birthday Party
• New Artscape Installation
• Free bus rides start today in Lenox
• YOU could get your college tuition and fees paid for FREE! Find out how at www.berkshirecc.edu/freecollege
• Report details bullying problems in Mass. schools
• Power outage reported along West Street
• Patrick, top lawmakers on DiMasi witness lists
• Take a class or workshop with us this summer!
• Mass. man stabbed in road rage incident
• Tomorrow is Earth Day 2011, what are YOU doing to celebrate?
• Top judge backs Mass. speaker on probation bill
• Tune into Megan Carlotta On Live 95.9 FM and WUPE FM with Cheryl Adams to hear all the details about Saturday's Green Fair at Berkshire Community College from 10 AM to 2 PM on the main campus.
• What are YOU doing to celebrate Earth Month? Discover ways to green-up your life this Saturday at the Green Fair!
• UMass football joining Division I-FBS, Mid-American Conference in 2012
• Mmmm...join us for Cupcake Extravaganza today in the cafeteria!!
• Chelsea man convicted of killing roommate
• Mass. student who fell 5 stories leaves hospital
• The final RecycleMania 2011 results are in...Berkshire Community College finished 26th in the nation out of 288 schools! Check out the results here and feel free to "LIKE" us...
• Our phone system is back up...feel free to give us a call!
• County's jobless rate drops in March
• Check out this article on BCC student, Amanda Seymour Garceau.
• We are experiencing technical issues with our telephone system; if you are calling 413-499-4660, you will hear a busy signal. We will let you know when the situation is resolved. Visit our website - www.berkshirecc.edu - for info on the college.
• So much for that tough Boston Marathon course
• Kenya's Mutai wins Boston in record 2:03:02
• We hope you'll come see the BCC Players performance of beginning Friday, April 29th.
• Emerson film student falls to his death from roof
• Ron White
• We will be closed tomorrow in observance of Patriot's Day. The real question is, who is running the Boston Marathon?
• At least 35 dead in 6 states after storm's rampage
• Bobby Sweet: CD Release Party
• Sherri James Buxton and Friends
• Tom Paxton
• 3 more storm deaths in Ala.; 3-state toll now 13
• Worker injured while working near power lines
• Looks like this weekend is shaping up to a nice one; what do you have planned?
• Mass. college brings drinking on campus
• Mass. to remove some dangerous Big Dig handrails
• Sure, we'll join in on the "like-fest" on behalf of our friends iBerkshires.com and Benjamin Downing....
• RecycleMania 2011 results: As of Week 5, BCC is back in 4th place in Massachusetts!!! Check out our Green Tips...
• Come see us at the 2011 Berkshire Career Fair at Berkshire Hills Country Club today from 10 AM to 4 PM.
• Take a summer course or workshop with us...
• Mass. man pleads guilty in $15M Ponzi fraud
• Exhibit on Nazi med experiments opens in Boston
• Springfield man gets up to 12 years in stabbing
• Trial in Brockton cab driver slaying under way
• We're so pleased to host 100 6th grade students from Cheshire, Lanesboro and Brayton Elementary Schools on campus today as part of Berkshire Compact's Berkshire County Goes to College program.
• Mass. jurors weigh Obama-related church fire case
• Mass. mom convicted of attempted murder of son
• Mass. jurors weigh Obama-related church fire case
• Ray B & Me, A Storytelling Performance:Thursday, April 14, 6pm
• In celebration on Earth Month, we're hosting a Green Fair on April 23rd. You'll learn about ways you can green-up your life. Join us...it's FREE!
• Mass. aims to boost vocational schools
• Mass. Gov. Patrick chronicles his life in new book
• On March 11, Berkshire Community College was pleased to host 70's sensations Orlean's in the Boland Theatre for One Night Only! Featuring the tunes "Dance with Me" and "Still The One," Orlean's heated up the stage! Phi
• Interested in taking up golf? Running a 5k? Learning guitar? Check out our noncredit workshops starting on page 14...
• Salisbury man assaulted with hatchet
• 5 hurt at teen birthday party in Springfield
• Teen Book Giveaway Week: April 11 – April 16
• Death toll hits 5 in Hawaii fireworks bunker blast
• Manny Ramirez retires rather than face drug ban
• Evacuations after acid spill at Mass truck company
• Peruse our list of summer offerings with this slick online publication (kick up the volume on your computer to hear the pages turn)...
• Officials breaking ground on new Kennedy Institute
• Mass. mom says she withheld cancer treatments
• You may be eligible to attend Berkshire Community College for FREE!! Yes, FREE!! Visit www.berkshirecc.edu/freecollege for all the details. "LIKE" this and share it with your friends...
• Athenaeum presents Three Annual Awards: Champion Borrower Award; Family of the Year Award; and Donald L Lutes Volunteer of the Year Award
• Mass. worker pulled from shaft in Big Dig tunnel
• Athenaeum will receive genealogical microfilm
• Food for Fines: Monday, April 11, through Saturday, April 16
• Summer is a good time to catch up on classes or learn a new skill. Do you plan to take a course or workshop at BCC?
• Japan lifts new tsunami warning after 7.4 quake
• Check out this piece from Charles Deitz at WAMC Northeast Public Radio on the Live to Tell forum we held a few weeks ago. YOU can help save a life!
• Paterson Field House (PFH) recently received brand new Nautilus Nitro Plus equipment. These top-of-the-line machines adapt themselves to the way the body moves—instead of forcing users to adapt to the machine. You have to feel it to believe it so
• Did you know that you can keep up-to-date with weekly Berkshire Community College happenings by visiting www.berkshirecc.edu/WeeklyStall?
• NH college student dies of bacterial meningitis
• Tons of steel beams stolen in Springfield
• Immigrant advocates to rally at Mass. Statehouse
• Colo. police pepper-spray misbehaving boy, 8
• The dinner price is $25 per adult, $20 for college students, $18 for other students,and $12 for children (12 and under). The price includes appetizer, salad, soup, entrée, vegetable, bread, dessert, soda, coffee, tea, and one complimentary glass o
• Mass. considers online sales tax
• Trial starts for Mass. mom accused of denying meds
• Berkshire Community College is on Twitter....www.twitter.com/berkshirecc. Follow us!
• Takaaki (James) Morikawa, a survivor of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, shares his experiences with us today at 12:15 PM on our main campus in room K111.
• DA scrutinizes Mass. camp where Sen. alleges abuse
• Thanks for the coverage WAMC Northeast Public Radio!
• Good news for Berkshire Community College, Clark University and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts! Thanks to Senator Benjamin Downing and Mayor Jim Ruberto for their remarks this morning!
• Today at 10 AM at the Intermodal Education Center, Berkshire Community College, Clark University and Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts will announce a partnership with Pittsfield-based Nuclea Biotechnologies. Stay tuned for all the news!
• Mass. sees turnaround in underperforming schools
• Truck strikes moose on western Mass.
• UN evacuates 200 Ivory Coast staff after attacks
• Fuselage hole forces Southwest emergency landing
• Takaaki (James) Morikawa, a survivor of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, shares his experiences with us Tuesday, April 5th at 12:15 PM on our main campus.
• Thurston hired to lead Pittsfield Economic Development Authority
• Pittsfield snow featured on ‘Good Morning America'
• County gets steady but gentle spring snow storm
• Feel the beat tomorrow night at the Pittsfield Drum & Percussion Expo! The fun starts at 7:30...
• → Berkshire Community College: Classes will be held as originally scheduled today...no foolin!
• Joke's on the Northeast with April Fools' snow
• Street-parking ban declared during snowstorm
• We've been trying to avoid the "s" word but can't any longer; check our website or Twitter and Facebook accounts tomorrow to learn of any college snow closings or delays.
• G.B. public hearing tonight on Housatonic mills revitalization
• Joke's on Northeast as April Fool's snow en route
• How did "feminism" become a dirty word? Join us today at 12:15 PM in room K111...
• Key lawmakers heading to western Mass. for retreat
• Have you heard about our fabulous gourmet dinners?! Mmmm.....
• Boston transit worker rescued after 30-foot fall
• New Bedford murder trial gets under way
• Feel the beat this Saturday!
• Thanks, Berkshire Eagle!
• Check out the Active Parenting workshop series...
• Thanks for the coverage iBerkshires.com
• County's February jobless rate drops slightly
• Mass. discovers abuse of free health care pool
• Check out coverage in today's Berkshire Eagle on our $201k grant announcement...
• Students - Take advantage of free online tutoring in Accounting, Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, Information Literacy/Research Methods, Mathematics (Basic through Calculus plus Statistics), and Writing.
• UMass Medical Schools lays off 63 workers
• Check out our latest news...
• Vigil marks Three Mile Island meltdown
• More states report radiation from Japan
• BIG news today! Join us at 10:30 AM on our main campus for an announcement on a grant from the Northeast Utilities Foundation. Senator Benjamin Downing and Western Massachusetts Electric Company (WMECo) representatives will be here to share the good news
• Crash in Boston's Sumner Tunnel kills 1 person
• Saturday, April 2, 1 – 4 pm: Make your own book & Tell your own tale!
• Cinema of Law: Tuesday, March 29, 6 pm
• NH rescuers search for hiker lost on Mt. Jackson
• Black Violin
• John Hammond & Dan Hicks
• Frank Ferrante in An Evening with Groucho
• Mass redistricting panel to hear from public
• Are you ready for Zumba® Masterclass tonight at Paterson Field House?!
• Mass highway official quits over Big Dig flap
• Starting this fall, UMass will offer students who transfer from Massachusetts community colleges with a minimum 2.5 grade-point average........
• Wouldn't it be great to attend college for FREE?! Check out this link to see if you're eligible...
• More Mass. residents opt for low-cost health care
• Sara Wheeler, Singer/Songwriter of "Women in Music," will be performing in room K111 on our main campus today at 12:15 PM. Join us!
• Official not told for weeks about Big Dig mishap
• Embattled head of Lawrence agency steps down
• Join us this Friday for Zumba® Masterclass to benefit the Relay For Life of Berkshire All College team. And, for only $1 you can take a chance at winning the following Bruins gear!
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 in L.A.
• Live to Tell
• Webster man charged with killing wife
• UMass woos community college grads
• Pittsfield police dispel crime rumors: 'No basis' in fact
• Demagall handed 25 years to life in N.Y. prison
• US Census Bureau releases Mass. population data
• Join us today for a very special forum on organ donation - Live to Tell: Priceless Gifts - at 12:15 PM in room K111 on our main campus.
• Police probe rollover of tour bus on NH highway
• United States Air Force Liberty Big Band
• Foghat
• In the Mood
• Friends Booksale: Preview Sale Thursday evening, 5 – 8 pm
• Missing woman's body found; police don't suspect foul play
• Snow vs. spring: Winter weather advisory today
• Many thanks to our maintenance team; they certainly didn't expect to be shoveling on the second day of spring!
• Yikes...judging by the weather, it looks like "spring" break really is over. Stop by the cafeteria before or after your classes to warm up with a hot beverage!
• Japan quake loaded stress on fault closer to Tokyo
• Nuns sue Boston Archdiocese over retirement funds
• Booksale this week!
• The Cinema of Law: The Law as Seen in Hollywood Movies
• NY sting puts 14 tour buses off road
• Toll from Japan disasters over 7,300
• Our students share their stories as part of the inaugural Berkshire Festival of Women Writers.
• Patrick 'concerned' about late tunnel disclosure
• 2nd person charged with Springfield slaying
• Join us next Friday for a Zumba® Masterclass to support the Relay For Life of Berkshire All College.
• Help us evaluate our general education requirements by taking the Core Competencies Survey (developed by one of our students). All participants will be entered into a drawing... 1St Prize -$25 VISA Gift Card 2Nd Prize -2 Passes to the Beacon Cinema 3Rd
• Mass. jobless rate dips to 8.2 percent in February
• What's your favorite part of St. Patrick's Day?
• Mass. sex offender tracked down in Maine
• Fire displaces pair of Pittsfield families
• After roof collapse, massive mill remains in limbo
• Vt. neighborhood suffering squirrel attacks
• Interested in becoming a Physical Therapist Assistant? Join us next Monday for an informational meeting...
• Springfield teen charged with murder
• Tonight at 6pm: The Cinema of Law, The Law as seen by Hollywood
• Lenox shopping center expansion on track
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Once again, we will be performing power shutdowns as we test the Solar Photovoltaic system. Our main campus and Paterson Field House will open at 10 AM tomorrow.
• Pittsfield teachers union accuses committee of dragging out negotiations
• 2 slain in Springfield over weekend
• Mass. trooper injured in I-93 accident in Quincy
• REMINDER - We will perform broad power shutdowns on the main campus ONLY between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM both days. Check here for a list of what WILL BE open for operation...
• Water, power, food scarce in vast swaths of Japan
• Japan man saved from rooftop that floated to sea
• Japan declares emergency at another nuclear plant
• Thank you to everyone that came out for last night's Orlean's show! We appreciate your support and hope that you enjoyed the performance as much as we did!!!
• There's still time to get your tickets for Orleans - One Night Only tonight on our main campus! Come on down!!!
• Orleans sound check...
• Fire may signal end of Elm Street Shoe shop
• We will perform broad power shutdowns on the main campus ONLY between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM both days.
• Stop by our booth at the Berkshire Chamber's Home Expo at the Berkshire Mall this weekend!
• Today marks the last day of classes before Spring Break so, we're curious, what are you planning?
• It's not too late to get your tickets for Orleans - One Night Only at our main campus call 413-236-2185 or pick them up at the door.
• 60 killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Tsunami waves slam Hawaii as storm sweeps islands
• Springfield police arrest alleged teeth bandit
• Coakley touts government transparency in Mass.
• Vt. firm to delay Pownal power plant project
• Fire damages home in Great Barrington
• Today at 12:15PM in K111 on our main campus, sculptor Larry Kagan discusses his work exploring shadows as a creative medium. Join us!
• Mass. Sen. Brown's family backs book accuracy
• Trees in C. Mass. in line for chemical treatment
• No charges to be issued in dog shooting
• What can you do to limit the number of disposable plastic shopping bags you use? Check out our green tip of the week...
• Remember this one?
• Collection stolen from Methuen church
• Get info on a new career opportunity (you'll even receive a FREE laptop)
• We still have a few tix for Orleans - One Night Only this Friday. Join us...
• Mass. congressmen protest cuts to heat program
• Judge upholds rape charge in Mass. bully case
• Tardy, absent Mass. students to get wakeup calls
• At 12:15 PM today on our main campus, we're hosting a panel on the women's right's movement. Join us....
• 3 arrested in driving death of Taunton man
• Students - classes for this evening will be held at their regularly scheduled times, unless you hear otherwise from your instructor.
• This Friday is Orleans - One Night Only at BCC! Call 413-236-2185 or visit to get your tickets. We're still having fun....
• Beacon Cinema screens Fahrenheit 451: Sunday, April 3, 12 noon
• Rain, melting snow, causes accidents, flooding
• East Coast rapist suspect headed to court
• Mass. gas prices surge another 14 cents
• Mass. whaling ship painting sells for nearly $250K
• Monday March 7: School closings, delays
• Collage artist Arp-Sandel leads Athenaeum workshops in April: Register today!
• Opening at 10 AM today. Please be safe driving.
• New Stage to offer multimedia production of Fahrenheit 451
• Libya forces fight rebels advancing toward capital
• News video of garage fire ...
• Tucson suspect charged with murders of judge, aide
• Gov. names 4 nominees to embattled parole board
• UMass law student faces weapons charges
• We're planning a bus trip to NYC and the public is welcome to join us...
• Sandisfield man dies following Great Barrington crash
• Animal Control asked BCC if we could temporarily house three small pythons. Of course, Professor Tom Tyning agreed and shared some great information about these beautiful creatures with a few students and students on campus.
• 83-year-old driver in stable condition after head-on collision
• Jobless rate in Mass. holds steady in Jan.
• There are still tickets left for Orleans - One Night Only happening next Friday at Berkshire Community College's Boland Theatre. Get yours today!
• Official: Boston schools store expired food
• Levine to step down as BSO music director
• Pownal voters endorse 'anti-biomass' candidate
• Levine withdraws from Boston Symphony season
• Save the Date - Our spring open house will be held Saturday, April 9th at our main campus in Pittsfield. Learn more...
• Mass. health insurer CEO pay draws fire
• Taylor, Jacob’s Pillow to receive the National Medal of Arts
• Blood Pressure Screening: Wednesday, March 2, 10 -11:30
• Tonight at 6 PM: Cinema of Law screens Scottsboro
• Beginning at 10 AM in the Boland Theatre, Rep Christopher Speranzo and Senator Benjamin Downing host the Ways & Means hearing on our main campus. Stop by to hear the testimonies.
• Tenn. man faces arraignment in 2002 Mass. slaying
• Judge throws out Worcester teen’s statements
• Students - looking for something fun to do over the weekend? Head over to the Office of Student Life to pick up discounted tickets (with your valid student ID) to Bousquet, Jiminy Peak and The Beacon Cinema.
• Mass. child assault suspect flees
• Fire destroys mobile home in Lenox
• Wintery rains cause bus stop blues, slick commute
• Mother still waiting for Craigslist killer file
• Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu to visit Mass. school
• → Berkshire Community College: This morning we are pleased to announce a grant from the AT&T Foundation; join us for the press conference at 11 am in the General Bartlett room on our main campus.
• New England shrimp season coming to early end
• Libya rebels gear for fight in city near capital
• Mass. unions to rally in support of Wis. Workers
• Gadhafi militia open fire on Libya protesters
• Winter storm slicks Berkshire roads today
• Berkshire County closings and delays
• Beginning at 9 AM today, February 25th, all day and evening classes at all locations have been canceled.
• MGH to pay feds $1M settlement
• Patrick expects more casino talk in Mass.
• Our friends at Paterson Field House have been adding photos from BCC's new program, the Biggest Loser. Check out the page!
• Norovirus spreads through Boston
• City Council votes to keep standard meeting time
• Ex-Sandwich officer facing new charges
• NY-based Wegmans freezes prices on 40 products
• William Kluba's work is now display in the Koussevitzky Arts Center. Join him tomorrow for a forum titled "Art is Not Created in a Vacuum" at 12:15 PM in K111. Get all the details...
• Haverhill church recoups stolen money
• Facing financial debt? Attend today's forum, Debt Management-What Options Are Available with Marilyn Sperling, CEO of Greylock Federal Credit Union at 12:15 PM in room K111 on our main campus.
• Hear this golden oldie and so many more at Orleans - One Night Only on March 11th. Listen....
• Mass. home sales up, prices down
• Here this golden oldie and so many more at Orleans - One Night Only on March 11th. Listen....
• Sunderland men accused of attacking police chief
• Bobby Sweet in Concert: Wednesday, February 23, 7 pm
• Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Mass. sen: Welfare helped him but adds to deficit
• Burning odor diverts Ireland-bound plane to Boston
• 2 jets land safely in Mass. after lightning strike
• Developers pitch bids for former firehouse
• This recent weather reminds us that warmer days are coming. What do you like most about spring?
• Gov. Patrick unveils plan to curb health care costs
• Wondering what to do with your major? Starting a job search? Have questions on which career is right for you? We can help...
• USCG: No criminal activity in Chilmark blaze
• Priest gets up to 25 years in prison for child rapes
• Diocese stresses St. Stan's won't be same as old parish church
• BCC's Paterson Field House now has it's on FB page chock-full of fitness tips and tricks as well as pics from BCC's newest on-campus program, the Biggest Loser! Stop by the page and "like" it...
• Accused Mass. kidnapper held on $100,000 bail
• Vatican: St. Stan's must re-open as place of worship
• Stiff punishment promised for PHS fire
• Tuesday Feb. 15: Ski reports
• Make the most of your study time with this workshop...
• Read the decree on St. Stanislaus
• Strapped for cash lately? Check out today's Forum entitled "Budgeting-Where Does All My Money Go?" at 12:15 PM in room K111 on our main campus.
• Mass. National Guard troops to deploy to Kabul
• Top Mass. wrestling coach faces child porn charge
• Berkshire Museum’s Stuart Chase to step down
• Tuesday, February 15, 7 pm:Drum Away the Blues with Craig Harris
• Berkshire Museum's Stuart Chase to step down
• We've just posted a new event - Orleans - One Night Only - happening on March 11. Hope you'll join us for all the fun!
• → Berkshire Community College: Join us in the caf this morning for the LOVE SAFELY jazz breakfast...you can even pick up a carnation for your sweetie! Happy Valentine's Day!
• Pregnant teen stabbed in Lowell
• Death of Peabody man blamed on fumes in home
• Egypt military faces resistance in restoring order
• Video: Racers take on the Thunderbolt
• Obama likens budget to family pocketbook choices
• A cool million...
• Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak steps down
• Our OLLI program will be sharing some good news this morning...stop by the General Bartlett room on the 2nd floor of the SBA building at 11 AM for all the details!
• Mass. seeks health insurance rate cuts
• Thursday Feb. 10: Ski reports
• Roof collapses on Hubbard Ave. commercial building
• Welcome visitors from Cava de Tirreni!
• Athenaeum 140th Anniversary: Story & Pictures
• We're offering some pretty terrific workshops at our South County Center...check them out
• Mass. limits junk food in schools
• Wednesday Feb. 9: Ski reports
• Juror dismissed in Mercure trial
• PHS cheerleaders take home a first at tournament
• Firefighters at scene of Dewey Avenue fire
• Lost snowboarders found in Pittsfield State Forest
• In kicking off the Spring semester, BCC held a orientation for new students and a breakfast for faculty/staff. Phew...and it's all just begun! Cheers to a great semester!
• Taking a course online through BCC is easy - check out the list (click on the + next to each subject to see related courses)
• Mass. woman charged with stealing form seniors
• Mass. mental health worker safety under review
• Tuesday Feb. 8: Ski reports
• Housatonic Railroad hires Williams prof to study rail line's benefits
• Today is a good day to be curled up indoors with a good book. So, what's your favorite read?
• Winter weather, wind, waning temperatures today
• → Berkshire Community College: Classes are being held as scheduled today.
• Wellesley student accused in MIT dorm attack freed
• Monday Feb. 7: Ski reports
• Join us this Wednesday at 6:30 PM for a screening of Precious, as part of the Diversity Film Series. Precious is one of the most talked-about pictures of the decade...
• Hancock Shaker Village's Ellen Spear departing
• Fire destroys condo at Oak ‘N Spruce in Lee
• Dogs of any breed or mix, with or without credentials,had a chance to be the center of attention on Sunday, Feb. 6 during the Berkshire Community College Foundation's tenth Anniversary "Not Your Average Dog Show." This show was "not
• We'll be posting pics from yesterday's Not Your Average Dog Show shortly. In the meantime, check out this short video courtesy of our friends at the Berkshire Eagle.
• Mass. gives more health insurance exemptions
• Cargo train derails in central Maine
• Mass. Egyptian watches Cairo protests from afar
• Southern Berkshire District Court remains closed
• State: Beware of roof collapse, remove snow safely
• W. Mass march for Egyptian people planned
• Farmer: Rogue Mass. turkey not Kennedy’s
• It's not too late to be part of the 10th Annual Not Your Average Dog Show this Sunday at Berkshire Community College. It's a great time for a great cause, make no bones about it...
• Mass. church arson suspect wants confession tossed
• Boys, now men, testify in priest's trial
• Patricks to co-chair African-American festival
• Barney Frank will seek re-election in 2012
• BJ's Wholesale Club considers selling company
• Bring your pooch this Sunday to the 10th Annual Not Your Average Dog Show held on our main campus. Get more info here...
• Mass. announces most sought sex offender list
• Mammoth storm leaves bitter cold, destruction
• If you have a snow day, how are you spending it?
• Banks issue alert on 'FDIC e-mail' scam
• Police urge vigilance after rash of car break-ins
• Winter's end? Groundhog predicts early spring
• Winter weather wears on county
• Berkshire County business closings, delays for Feb. 2
• Berkshire County school closings, delays for Feb. 2
• All BCC day and evening classes, at all locations, have been canceled for Wednesday, February 2, 2011.
• Tuesday Feb. 1: Ski reports
• All BCC evening classes scheduled for tonight have been CANCELED. Be safe out there!
• Local snow emergency parking bans
• 1 dead after car plunges off Mass. bridge
• Police: Trucks dumped snow in Merrimack River
• Worcester orthodox priest faces rape charge
• All BCC morning & afternoon classes, at all locations, have been canceled today. Tuesday, February 1, 2011. Check back for evening classes later. Please be safe out there!
• Tuesday Feb. 1: Berkshire County school closings, delays
• Beacon Cinema to show PHS girls soccer team's MTV debut
• Tomorrow's forum on organ donation has been POSTPONED due to the impending storm. It will now take place on Tuesday, March 22 at 12:15 PM on our main campus in room K111.
• Jury selection under way in priest's trial
• Mass. judge will lobby to aid low-income residents
• Another winter storm expected
• Need help managing your time? Join us at 12:15 PM tomorrow for a workshop - bring along your planner...
• Suspect in homeless shelter slaying faces judge
• Gangs free militants, foreigners try to flee Egypt
• Tanks at Egypt government offices, pyramids closed
• Friday Jan. 28: Ski reports
• Celebrate Chinese New Year with a dinner of traditional Chinese dishes at the Panda House restaurant. Make your prepaid reservation at the Office of Student Life no later than Feb. 2nd. $10 with a BCC student ID. . . 6 pm.
• Franklin County's last Catholic school closing
• Brown joins Senate Small Business Committee
• Springfield man pleads guilty to shooting at party
• Thursday Jan. 26: Ski reports
• Woman in crash identified
• Details sketchy in snowmobile crash that injured Adams man
• Police make arrest in Chelsea hit and run
• Next Tuesday we're hosting a forum on organ donation (both live and deceased) called Live to Tell. Find out how you could give someone a second chance at life...
• Snow blasts southern New England
• Wednesday Jan. 26: Ski reports
• State hearing on foreclosures postponed
• Our Green Team has a blog complete with weekly green tips and other environmentally conscious info...check it out
• Coakley forms task force on public corruption
• The Berkshire Health Systems Bloodmobile is in the circle of our main campus today until 3 PM. Donate a pint and help save a life!
• More snow to fall on above-norm New England winter
• Tuesday Jan. 25: Ski reports
• Berkshire jobless rate holds steady
• Court: A key enough for drunk driving conviction
• Demagall's sentencing pushed to March 1
• Great Barrington to create task force on parking
• Our cafeteria is open Mon-Thurs 7:45 AM to 3 PM and Fri 7:30 AM to 2 PM. Stop by for breakfast, lunch or a quick snack. New this semester we are offering breads from Berkshire Mountain Bakery!!!!
• Drivers cautioned on roads today
• Mass. home sales jump in December
• Malpractice suit over Hull girl's death settled
• Arctic air closes some schools, meddles with daily routines
• Baby, it's cold outside -- but it's been colder
• Wind chill warning today
• Berkshire County school closings, delays
• Pittsfield Public Schools are closed today due to the large number of students who walk and wait for the bus. BCC is open, all day and evening classes running as scheduled. Come early and get a warm beverage in the Cafe. Don't forget to stop by t
• BRRR!!! We are open today...it's the first day of classes! Arrive a little early and grab a warm beverage from the cafeteria.
• Counseling available for CCSU students
• Bono sings, fond memories flow at Shriver funeral
• Obama says opening markets key to jobs
• It's not too late to register for the Spring semester...stop by tomorrow from 10 AM to 2 PM; the bookstore will be open too! Classes start Monday - we can't wait!!!
• Obama visits Schenectady; GE CEO to head council
• Last day to register for MCLA sports day
• Snow closes schools again, glazes roads
• Berkshire County school closings, delays
• Berkshire Community College will delay opening until noon today, Friday, January 21. Be careful driving
• Did you know that we offer a certificate in Nonprofit Management? Check it out...
• Here are just some of our orientation leaders with Michael Bullock (left), Dean of Student Affairs.
• Dalton native to sing national anthem at Holyfield bout
• Welcome to BCC!
• Mass. unemployment unchanged at 8.2 pct. in Dec.
• Police: 13-year-old girl home alone during breakin
• Woohoo...some of our new students are here for orientation! We'll post photos of the event throughout the day or, if you're a new student, post yours here!
• Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• Ruberto won't seek fifth term
• Time Warner phone service mostly restored
• Tanglewood books Steely Dan and Earth, Wind and Fire this summer
• We have extended our for registration... Wednesday, Jan. 19 8 am to 6 pm* Thursday, Jan. 20 8 am to 6 pm* Friday, Jan. 21 8 am to 4 pm Saturday, Jan. 22 10 am to 2 pm * Admissions is open until 7 pm through Thursday. The South County Center will have ex
• WAMC shoots for $1 million in fund drive
• Appeals Court upholds North Adams in sewer line dispute
• Tomorrow we host our New Student Orientation! Students will find out everything they need to know about life here at BCC...
• Top Mass. probation official steps down
• Top Mass. officials to be sworn in to new terms
• Boston lawyer to list church’s accused abusers
• Top Mass. probation official steps down
• Saturday, January 22, 2 pm: Masks, Dance & Music of Bali
• Wintry mix creating a 'mess' in Berkshires
• Tired of snow, Northeast adds sleet, freezing rain
• BCC is canceling all day and evening classes at all locations today, Tuesday, January 18, 2011.
• Man charged with sixth drunken driving offense
• R. Sargent Shriver hospitalized outside Washington
• Today we remember Martin Luther King, Jr. How much do you really know about this extraordinary man? Find out...
• Mass. cops: Fake ER valet nabs expecting mom's car
• Wee Read Pittsfield
• Young AZ victim's dad: Boston girl received organs
• Mass. ex-chief found not guilty in boy's Uzi death
• Hot dog! Join us for the 10th Annual Not Your Average Dog Show on Feb 6th!
• DA: Child dies in apartment with hibachi grill
• Brown: Tucson shootings should prompt states' look at gun laws
• Closing arguments in Mass. boy Uzi death trial
• Check out this list of smarty pants...
• We're back! What did you do with your snow day?
• Decision on UMass presidency expected Thursday
• Councilor Ward says he won’t seek another term
• Local man's 'relief' appearance on 'World's Dumbest Criminals'
• Wednesday high school sports schedule snowed out
• Patrick urges Mass. residents to stay home
• All day and evening classes, at all BCC locations, are canceled.
• Source: Jamie Keefe named Colonials manager
• Issue in Uzi death trial goes to Mass. high court
• Massachusetts braces for winter storm
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• Berkshire DA Capeless begins 2nd term
• Next Thursday marks our New Student Orientation! Students will find out everything they need to know about life here at BCC...
• Cambridge reflects on Haiti quake, one year later
• Boston modifies ambulance for obese patients
• Mass. workers join in shooting moment of silence
• Salem Borden museum shuts doors
• Do you dream of becoming a rock star? Learn guitar at BCC...
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman faces 5 charges
• Mass. governor signs pet trust and other bills
• Bail revoked for ex-Mass. teacher
• Fiery package addressed to Homeland Security chief
• We're pleased to welcome three new music faculty members!
• Brrrrr!!! Get out your snowshoes!
• Teen gun supervisor says he warned dad about Uzi
• Outgoing UMass president to join Lowell faculty
• So you think you can dance? We have workshops on ballroom dancing, western dancing, swing, your first wedding dance and more. Check them out...
• Sentencing for ex-Mass. senator in corruption case
• Richmond 'icon' David W. Morrison dies at 68
• Ruberto mulls re-election decision; Bianchi considers run
• Winter storm watch issued for the Berkshires
• Mass inaugural visitors get some Statehouse cake
• Mass. state police investigate spike in strikes
• Make good on your New Year's resolution with a membership to our Fitness Center...
• 2 winners for $380M lottery sold in Wash., Idaho
• Multiple car crashes cause chaos in Lenox
• Did you know that today is National Bird Day...
• Mass. Lt. Gov. pulls kids from burning van
• Library Trustee Amuso browses Overdrive books for her ebook reader
• Patrick says he will serve out full term
• What is your favorite inspirational quote?
• Opening statements set in W. Mass. Uzi death trial
• Mass. town seeks to shame rundown property owners
• New Fiction for the New Year!
• Mass. Treasurer-elect raises $20K for inaugural
• We're into day three of 2011...have you stuck with your New Year's resolution(s)?
• Mass. jury selection resumes in child's Uzi death
• Winter Wonderland (A Family Event): Saturday, January 8, 10:30 – 12 noon
• Patrick to attend funeral of slain Mass. officer
• Supplemental budget of $330M to Gov. Patrick
• Mass. requiring IDs for more prescriptions in 2011
• Mass. shoppers saved $19.9M during tax holiday
• Springfield teen gets up to 17 years in prison
• Mass. court closings put on hold
• Sugarloaf ski lift collapse under investigation
• Mass. cop killer's parole questioned
• Death at Mass. court likely suicide
• Charles River's yellow tinge perfectly natural
• Bed fire guts Pittsfield apartment
• Mass. power outages wat down
• Two snowbound hikers rescued from Mt. Greylock during storm
• Pittsfield closings, court delays due to snow
• Athenaeum Closed: Monday, December 27
• Monday, December 27: Delayed opening
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Pedestrian struck in Adams
• Lawrence man pleads guilty in fatal staged crash
• Boston hospital made 3 spine operation errors
• Mass. National Guard units returning home
• Drifter gets 25 years to life for Kevin Pravia's murder
• Hancock crash sends 1 to BMC, closes road
• Since books are large part of the learning environment, we ask: book or e-book reader (i.e. Kindle, Nook)?
• Funeral for Fall River guardsman
• UPDATE: Fire completely destroys Cranwell's Carriage House
• UPDATE: Obama signs bill with ships deal; 500 jobs seen for Pittsfield
• Schedule of January/February 2011 Computer Classes
• What was the best holiday gift you ever received?
• County's biggest banks to merge
• Berkshire County jobless rate climbed in November
• Congratulations to Jason Gray! He corrected answered yesterday's trivia question; there are 15 community colleges in Massachusetts.
• Mass. teachers to tie careers to test scores
• Mass. teachers to tie careers to test scores
• Winter storm warning for Cape Cod
• Our Spring semester schedule is now online! Whether it's credit or noncredit, leisure or industry-focused, we've got something for everyone.
• Friends’ Store
• Ireland taking place atop Mass. Supreme Court
• We hit 1,500 fans and to celebrate we're doing a little trivia. So, how many community colleges are in Massachusetts? Email your answer to publicrelations@berkshirecc.edu...the 15th correct answer wins a BCC sweatshirt.
• Thieves pilfer Mass. Toys for Tots program
• Wanted: Buyer for controversial Cape Wind energy
• Hit-and-run kills Mass. teen walking along highway
• Fenn Street fire under investigation, no one hurt
• RI guard charged with making fake Facebook page
• Graduating? Looking for a job? Transferring but don't know what your major will be? BCC's Career Counselor, John Cornman, can help; contact him at jcornman@berkshirecc.edu or 413-236-1611.
• Salem medic killed in Afghanistan returns to Mass.
• Man accused of duping Harvard may change plea
• Subpoenas issued in state Probation Dept. probe
• Get into the spirit of the season this Saturday at our Winter Jazz Concert...it's free and open to the public!
• Mass. speaker: Feds request legislative documents
• The BCC Players were pleased to present the Tony Award Winning Musical RENT! Based on Giacomo Puccini’s Opera “La Boheme,“ Jonathan Larson’s award winning Rent explores modern-day social issues of homelessness, poverty, the AIDS
• Hearing for Ex-Mass. teacher on child rape charge
• Tomorrow is the last day of classes....what will you be doing during the holiday break?
• Vote scheduled on Boston school reform
• Teen under arrest in Springfield shooting
• The BCC Culinary 104 - Baking class prepared a festive display of holiday fare for faculty and staff. Hungry yet? Learn more about our culinary arts certificate - Happy Holidays!
• Don’t forget to enjoy your weeks off, but use your time wisely!
• Finals are upon us...check out these tips to help you ace those exams!
• Winter weather closes, delays some schools
• US Army Dept. probes death of Fall River guardsman
• Students - get the most of your camera - join BCC's Camera Club tomorrow in room M-102 at 12:15 PM. Photographers of all levels are encouraged to join!
• Officials discuss status of Mass. Uzi death case
• Deliberations ongoing in Mass. cigarette lawsuit
• Man dies when truck goes into Charles River
• Woman killed outside Mass. state police building
• Books about gays issues vandalized at Harvard
• Books about gay issues vandalized at Harvard
• Looking for something to do on this rainy day...come see the final production of Rent at 3 PM in the Boland Theatre.
• Minneapolis Metrodome collapses during snow storm
• Vermont denies biomass plant's early construction
• We've posted pix from last night's alumni holiday event. Check them out...
• Pittsfield Fire: 'Warning: Thin ice'
• More than 60 BCC alumni, students, staff, and friends joined President Paul Raverta for some holiday cheer, surrounded by the Festival of Trees exhibit in the beautiful Crane Room at the Berkshire Museum. Happy Holidays from BCC!
• Doctor in Cape Cod abortion case released
• Mass. man in threatening rap gets year in jail
• Treasures from JFK's inauguration rolled out
• Bomb charges in Mass. against student from Conn.
• Former Mass. worker alleges harassment in suit
• Army medic from Mass. killed in Afghanistan
• Mass. town pays final respects to soldier
• If you haven't seen the BCC Players production of Rent you can still check out performances this weekend!
• If you haven't seen the BCC Players production of Rent you can still check out performances this weekend!
• Feds: Va Tech violated law during 2007 shootings
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Coach gets diversion for cop impersonation
• Coach gets diversion for cop impersonation
• Red Sox grab Carl Crawford in $142M deal
• Red Sox grab Carl Crawford in $142M deal
• We'll be at the Berkshire Museum tonight for the BCC Alumni Holiday Party...hope to see you there too!
• A gift of History for the Holidays!
• Looking for a really unique holiday gift? Join us Saturday for the 25th Annual International Crafts Bazaar from 10 AM to 2 PM
• Lawyer: Mass. probation report incomplete
• Teen found slain on Springfield baseball diamond
• 26th Annual Festival of Trees: Storybook Forest
• Lawyer wants video of boy's death in Mass. barred
• New Fiction is in!
• Friends, alumni, students - we hope you'll join us for the BCC Alumni Holiday Party this Thursday at Berkshire Museum!
• If you saw Rent this past weekend, tell us, what did you think?
• Mass. juvenile court cases on the decline
• 1 dies in small plane crashes in W. Mass. woods
• US cable: China leaders ordered hacking on Google
• We're almost to 1,500 fans...suggest that your friends "like" Berkshire Community College too!
• Spain declares 'state of alarm' over air chaos
• Update: 3 seriously hurt in UMass ski trip bus crash
• How do YOU measure a year?
• Mass. judge upholds firings over racial web posts
• Police bust alleged family-run drug ring in Mass.
• Pierce assailant convicted in unrelated case
• Mass. immigrant rally to target Brown holiday party
• Obama faces newly elected governors
• You can get tickets for the BCC Players production on Rent going on now through Dec 12 by calling the BCC box office at 499-0886 or drop by Wood Bros in the Allendale Plaza, the BCC Intermodal Center, or the Student Life Office on our main campus.
• This poor little guy was seen on West St. earlier this morning and was eventually picked up on our campus. If you have any information on him, or his owners, please contact the Eleanor Sonsini Animal Shelter at (413) 448-9800 or sonsinianimalshelter@veri
• Boston men convicted of murder on 3rd try
• NTSB: No obvious engine problem in Mass. crash
• Former Mass. teacher pleads to child porn charges
• Students - Sign up online to receive college alerts (snowing closings, delays etc) that will be sent to your mobile phone, email or even a call to your home/work telephone.
• Police investigate possible murder-suicide in Readsboro
• Today is World AIDS Day. Representatives from Tapestry Health will be on campus in the SBA lounge from 10am – 2pm for Rapid HIV/Aids testing. No appointment necessary.
• Join us tomorrow for a forum titled "Eye Witness Gaza", a presentation of stories and photographs from inside Gaza.
• Boston City Council weighs expulsion of Turner
• Newest US reps. at leadership training at Harvard
• 200 pounds of cocaine seized in Mass.
• Council holds hearing for supreme court nominee
• Flood watch issued for western New England, eastern New York
• Pittsfield's overnight parking rules in effect on Wednesday
• Congrats to our students for this very cool Best in Class Student Leadership mini-grant...
• More US cities look to nonprofits for cash
• Top Mass. lawmakers defend job recommendations
• Feds in Maine say 25 took part in marriage scam
• Urban 8th-graders in Mass. face high dropout risk
• This weekend make plans to see the BCC Players production of Rent!
• Advocates to hold Boston rally on ‘DREAM Act'
• Judge to set sentencing date for ex-Mass. senator
• Worcester man found shot dead in city park
• WikiLeaks disclosure condemned by top Republican
• Cops: Mass. sheriff dies from apparent suicide
• 17 rare sea turtles rescued off Cape Cod
• In Pittsfield, 'Plaid Friday' is the new black
• Mass. radio reporter McNicholas, 61, dies of cancer
• 17 rare sea turtles rescued off Cape Cod
• Puerto Rican vets campaign for Mass. monument
• Police: Mass. man threw dog in clothes dryer
• Police: Man killed in fiery Mass. crash
• Boston mayor spending Thanksgiving in hospital
• 2 sought in $32K Mass. Louis Vuitton store heist
• Brown, Fox, Dushku serve Mass. holiday meals
• We wish you and your family a healthy and happy Thanksgiving!
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Blood Pressure Screening: Wednesday, December 1, 10 am – 12 noon
• Report: Alcohol sends 1,000 young per year to ERs
• Did you see our Local History Department staff?
• asks, what are you thankful for this year?
• Demagall found guilty of murder
• Check out photos from today's BCC spirit day ...
• Students, staff, or faculty enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner for a $1 just by wearing BCC gear on Tuesday, November 23rd from 11:30-1 pm in the BCC Cafe.
• City installs its Christmas tree
• County's jobless rate drops again
• Holiday concert: Wednesday, December 1, 7 pm
• Mass. pizza parlor stiffed by man with Dylan pass
• You should see the spirit found throughout our campus!!! Share your photos with us and help spread the BCC pride! Hit up the bookstore today for 15% of BCC gear.
• Gov. says he wants UMass head with national clout
• Food for Fines continues through the end of November
• What is VENT? VENT is a peer to peer event for engaged students that will include interactive conversations between fellow students as well as BCC staff and advisors to explain the services they provide to students. There will be four breakout groups foc
• Mass. authorities confirm identity of body
• 7 with ties to Mass. named Rhodes scholars
• Springfield man’s murder charge dismissed
• Efforts to revive famed Vt. trout stream succeeding
• Tomorrow is BCC Spirit Day - come in your BCC gear at get a turkey dinner for $1! Make sure you head to the bookstore today for 15% off your spirited apparel.
• New Fiction and Non-Fiction now available
• Pilots get OK to skip stepped-up airport screening
• BTF, Colonial Theatre merging operations
• NYC drifter convicted of Berkshire man's murder
• RI man fatally shot in Mass.
• Students - Come decked out in your BCC gear on Tuesday and receive a turkey dinner for $1! Pick up your apparel at the bookstore 11/22 or 11/23 and receive 15% off.
• Driver in Brady car crash lost license for 60 days
• Mass. court orders shake-up of probation
• A storybook forest…
• We hope you're planning to see the BCC Players present Rent opening Dec. 3 and running through Dec. 12.
• Mass. unemployment rate falls to 8.1 pct. in Oct.
• Check out Living and Loving in the Time of Loca as perfomed by Magdalena Gómez, today at 12:15 PM ...
• Driver dies after vehicle hits bull in Mass.
• Collaboration possible between BTF, Colonial Theatre
• FDA warns makers of alcoholic energy drinks
• FDA expected to ban alcoholic energy drinks today
• Biomass protest became heated
• We've got some pretty neat workshops coming up...check them out! For more info, email lpierce@berkshirecc.edu.
• Punishment phase for Rangel set for Thursday
• House ethics panel: Rep. Rangel violated rules
• Teen football player in Mass. collapses, dies
• Save the Date as the BCC Players present RENT opening Dec. 3 and running through Dec. 12. Get a little taste from the movie....
• Free Painting Class: Tonight at 7
• Berkshire Grown sets holiday farmers markets
• Berkshire Athenaeum to stay closed today
• No ‘Fore!’: Golfer blinded by bad shot sues pal
• Ani DiFranco show canceled due to illness
• It's just around the corner and so we ask, what is your favorite part of Thanksgiving?
• Celebrity-themed event to benefit local Labbee fund
• Check out our tree created by some of our students at the Berkshire Museum's Festival of Trees exhibit on display through January 2.
• Rangel asks more time to get lawyer in ethics case
• Police: Lynn man killed at Salem rooftop site
• Our campus is bustling today for the Western Mass. Cross Country Championship! And the weather is spectacular...come on down!
• Third man charged in June home invasion in Mass.
• Small plane down on N.Y.-Mass. line
• Mass. backs off threat to blogger that posted data
• We are thrilled to host the Western Mass. Cross Country Championship on campus tomorrow. More than 3,000 people are expected to attend. Hope to see YOU at the races!
• Congrats to BCC student, Jackie Quetti!!
• It's beginning to look a lot like...the holidays! Join us on 12/9 at the Berkshire Museum for the BCC Alumni Holiday Party. Alumni, students, and former students are welcome to attend!
• Amazon no longer selling guide for pedophiles
• NPR stations set fund drive record
• Veterans Day observed in Mass., Berkshires
• T worker in Boston fired after dispute with rider
• Companies yank cord on residential phone books
• UMass student found dead in car containing poison
• Movie critic Gene Shalit leaving 'Today'
• Town OKs tax talks with wind farm developer
• The Student Veterans Alliance sponsored The Missing Persona Table and Ceremony. This ceremony was set up and performed to honor POWs and MIAs in all wars.
• Judge in Mass. upholds hazing suspensions
• PHS grad to be honored by NE Patriots, MIAA
• 2 Coast Guard boats damaged off Cape Cod
• Storm brings mix of rain and snow to New England
• Wintery mix storms region, delays local schools
• Norman Rockwell exhibition opens at NC art museum
• Small plane crashes in Mass., 2 hurt
• Tomas loses hurricane status after soaking Haiti
• Obama heading to India to open Asia trip
• Cooks Source has blogger boiling mad
• Patrick picks state's first black chief justice
• Man stabbed to death on Springfield street
• Photos from Friday’s Preschool Halloween Parade
• April 2011: Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451
• Dalton man shot by police
• Voters approve alcohol sales tax repeal; repeal of tax rate, housing blocked
• The Sound of Christmas
• Kathy Mattea
• Barefoot Truth
• Arlo Guthrie
• Ani DiFranco
• Speranzo wins 3rd Berkshire District
• Pignatelli re-elected in 4th Berkshire District
• Election Day in Berkshire County
• 10 races, 3 ballot questions lure voters in the Berkshires
• Rubio, Paul lead GOP surge on expected big night
• Coons beats O'Donnell in Delaware Senate race
• Patrick bucks GOP tide to win re-election in Mass.
• Many chilly to idea of topless rights for women
• Thursday, October 21 we honored our highest ranking students at a ceremony in the Boland Theater. Students honored rank in the top 5 percent of our student body. Bill Corby, who will be retiring shortly after 30 years of teaching Composition and Literatu
• Booksale: Friends Preview Sale on Thursday, 5 – 8 pm
• Exit poll: Economy dominates voters' worries
• Changes already in Berkshire legislative delegation
• Blood Pressure Screenings: Wednesday, November 3, 10 – 12 noon
• Mass. gubernatorial candidates make final swings
• Mass. elections chief predicts high voter turnout
• November is Food for Fines month
• Pot activists gauging Mass. voters on legalization
• Election Day polling locations announced
• Officials examine suspicious packages in US, UK
• Kerry voices frustration with US political scene
• AT&T rolls out 3G in Verizon-dominated Berkshires
• Indonesia struggles as tsunami, volcano tolls rise
• Stockbridge: Report due on reuse of old Town Hall
• Hot Harry's to open third store in Capital District
• The Spencers: Theatre of Illusion
• NOAA investigates shooting of seal on Cape Cod
• County's jobless rate continues to drop -- slightly
• City bar admonished over fights, noise
• Indonesia tsunami kills 23, leaves scores missing
• Police ID victim in South Street crash
• Mass. covered bridge reopens
• New Bedford gun exchange called highly successful
• NH to get $2M to study rail project
• BCC to host state rep, auditor debates tonight
• Lane Construction spruces Springside driveway
• Couple's wedding photos go missing
• Kate Clinton: The Lady HAHA Tour
• Leaked Iraq war files portray weak, divided nation
• Tommy Tune in Steps In Time
• Credit union warns against bogus texts, e-mails
• Colonial Gift Certificates
• Rocktober with Co-op Bank!
• Vicki Lawrence & Mama
• Open Wings–Broken Strings
• Vt. fire dept.'s missing truck found in Albany, NY
• Peabody man involved in parking dispute dies
• Ex-Boston mayoral aide to change plea in drug case
• 1st Congressional candidates spar over health care
• Shaq turns into statue at Harvard Square
• Mass. unemployment rate drops to 8.4 percent
• W. Mass. man pleads guilty to defrauding feds
• Miller: Speranzo dodged debate
• Northampton hospital making more cuts
• Mass candidates debate hospitability at AARP forum
• Berkshire Community College (BCC) unveiled several of its 1,800 photovoltaic panels this morning at a press conference held at the College’s Main Campus on West Street in Pittsfield. The project has been made possible through ARRA bill, as known as
• 'Mall road' to reopen at 8:30 a.m., Wednesday
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• Witness in Boston politician’s case was paid
• Frank partner, GOP challenger exchange words
• Pentagon locked down after ‘possible shots fired’
• Report: Dozens of Facebook apps breached
• MIT demonstrates new energy technology
• Mass. college athlete shot, killed by police in NY
• Man in road struck and killed in W. Mass.
• Ex-Mass. judge, DA, accused of striking officer
• Trial to begin in death of DC intern Chandra Levy
• CVS fined $75M for sales of meth ingredient
• Storm brings wind, rain to New England
• Preschool Halloween Parade: Friday, October 29
• High school football, soccer games postponed
• Fla. pastor wins car for canceling Quran burning
• UMass Memorial to cut 350 jobs
• DA: Woman fatally shot by Mass. police after chase
• Mass. man pleads guilty to bathtub slaying
• October New Fiction list now available
• Man charged in fatal Mass. shootings due in court
• Boston city councilor corruption trial to begin
• Our new and returning students had an opportunity to beet with members of our clubs and organizations on campus during our Welcome Back BBQ on September 9th. The event also featured entertainment by "Whiskey City," caricature artists, free food
• Tomorrow at 7: Brazilian Jazz Trio
• Mass. man due in court after hit-and-run death
• Head of Mass. police allegedly hit by drunk driver
• Accused W. Mass arsonist in court
• Burned body found below W. Mass power lines
• Pittsfield aIrport expansion under way
• MIT prof. among 3 Nobel economics winners
• School is back in session!
• Tyler Street's Pizza Works destroyed by fire
• Pittsfield police warn of vehicle break-ins
• US Marshals join search for Whitey Bulger
• BofA halts foreclosure sales in 50 states
• Police: Man attacks Mass. officer, kills self
• Vikes get Moss from Patriots in trade
• Conn. children found safe after Amber alert
• Olver endorses Mark’s bid for House
• Amber alert issued for 2 Conn. children
• Multiple car accidents reported in Pittsfield
• Students, faculty and staff were treated to FREE ice cream sundaes in celebration of the start of the semester. Happy Fall!
• As ‘Peanuts’ turn 60, Schulz family plans future
• Moment of silence set for Boston shooting victims
• Mass. woman’s fate in hands of jury
• Jimmy Carter helps build DC homes after illness
• Shots fired at Mass. Chuck E. Cheese; no one hurt
• Sentencing for Vt. man accused of imprisoning boy
• Harvard alum gives $10M for humanities center
• Conn. woman sentenced in drunk-driving fatality
• 18-year-old held in West Side official's stabbing
• October Events sponsored by the Friends
• Attempted thefts from ATMs captured on video
• 'Think Pink' opens tonight in Pittsfield
• Crane Avenue closed due to transformer fire
• 5 dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
• Peabody schools to send ads home with children
• Police: Strong evidence found in Boston slayings
• Boston Globe to create separate, paid website
• Fall Foliage Festival schedule of events
• Mass. GOP Rep. again blocks $400M spending bill
• Rain pounds Berkshires as storm moves up the East Coast
• Shelburne's Bridge of Flowers showing age
• Woman pleads guilty to fatal car crash
• Director Arthur Penn dies at 88
• Paul Mark endorsed by primary opponent
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• Mass. linguist receives 2010 ‘genius grant'
• AP: Skakel says attorney was incompetent
• Richard Dreyfuss to be honored in Albany tonight
• National Weather Service issues severe weather alert for Berkshires
• Tonight at 7 pm: Wintergreen folk trio
• Abandoned home destroyed in First Street blaze
• Scott Brown endorses 2nd Berkshire candidate
• 1 dead after stabbing at Regis College in Mass.
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Grossman in Boston
• Residents: Gray fox stalking Deming Street
• AFL-CIO decides to endorse Patrick's re-election
• Gardner mother's murder trial under way
• Pittsfield in spotlight on WBUR
• Patrick leads in latest Mass.gov. poll
• Newborn found in East Boston alley
• Mass. man pleads guilty to having weapons cache
• Airline ending service between Albany and Buffalo
• New Jersey fugitive arrested in Hinsdale
• Tuesday, September 21, 7 pm: Child of War
• Boston looks to rebuild Tea Party museum
• Death of Mass. man ruled homicide
• Mass. man hurt in helicopter crash
• Study: Segregation in Mass. schools among worst
• Accused Mass. church burner wants video excluded
• No plans to free 2 other American hikers in Iran
• Mass. man pleads innocent in girlfriend death
• Vt. health officials say whooping cough on the rise
• Mass. man held in girlfriend’s death
• Mass. dropping charges in Craigslist killing
• Venue changed: Paper airplanes at Third Thursday
• Chess for Kids: Saturday, September 18
• Case and Mark emerge winners
• Thursday, September 16: Poetry Readings
• Images of primary day in the Berkshires
• Berkshire County registered voter statistics
• Did you vote?
• Cahill votes Democratic after avoiding primary
• Bowler wins big in Dalton
• Szczepaniak wins hometown
• Bowler takes Pittsfield, Otis, Lanesborough
• Bosley: Sandisfield, Mount Washington; Bowler: Sandisfield
• Szczepaniak, Case win in 2nd Berkshire
• Cariddi wins 1st Berkshire seat
• Obama: America’s enemy is al-Qaida, not Islam
• Tuesday, September 14: Nosey Parker
• Schedule of Fall Computer Lab classes announced
• Mass. lawyer in ‘Rockefeller’ case suspended
• NH man pleads guilty in Mass. to child rape
• Patriots: Brady attends practice after 2-car wreck
• Man gets 2 years for stealing from Mass. hospital
• Mass. higher ed commissioner critical of cuts
• Obama implores minister to call off Quran burning
• Berkshire Creative Economy Council News - Sep 7, 2010
• Patriots: Brady attends practice after 2-car wreck
• Do the Alligator Stomp-stomp-stomp!
• New Fiction!
• Today at 1 pm: Tales for the Earth
• Funny tales with an environmental theme
• Singalong-Laughalong with David Polansky:Thursday, July 22, 1 pm
• Just for the Fun of It Comedy: Tuesday, July 27, 1pm
• New Fiction for August
• Short Story Writing Contest winners announced!
• August New Non-fiction list available!
• Library hours return to Fall/Winter schedule
• BP: Multiple companies, teams contributed to spill
• Old Farmer's Almanac: Global cooling to continue
• Police: Mass. WW II vet fights off 19-year-old
• State DOT denies Big Dig company MBTA work
• Officials testing NY Harbor water for toxic algae
• Study: More than 1/3 of Mass. students too heavy
• Vt. man charged after slipping handcuffs to escape
• Nov. 1 trial set over Tasha Tudor’s estate
• Police investigate shooting death of Holyoke teen
• Mass. gubernatorial candidates to debate today
• Earl sideswipes NC, takes aim at New England
• NARH strike averted
• Retiring Bennington, Vt. police chief has new gig
• Mass. city gets $2M to help control diesel exhaust
• Gov. urges state Rep. to cooperate in hiring probe
• Patrick won't commit to Mass. sales tax rollback
• Mass. AG aggressively enforces civil rights laws
• Accused Mass. arsonist held without bail
• Mass. man pleads not guilty in beating death
• Worcester college student shot in neck dies
• AG investigates S. Boston lawmaker’s fundraising
• Top federal education official in Albany today
• NY's first all-girls charter high school opens
• Mom to be sentenced for lying about son’s shooting
• W. Springfield man faces vehicular homicide charge
• New England expected to see more holiday travel
• Eagle re-launches online comments
• Water main malfunction floods Tyler Street
• $5M Cape Cod ME’s office remains unstaffed
• Orange tape helps MBTA with cell phone ban
• Henson donates original Kermit to Smithsonian
• Obama ‘having a great time’ despite vacation rain
• Worcester State president to step down
• Despite Martha’s Vineyard deluge, Obamas dine out
• NTSB: Engine sputtered before Mass. plane crash
• Ed. Department to name ‘Race to the Top’ winners
• Former Mass. Pike chief due in court
• Great white shark spotted off Cape Cod
• Lyme disease found in larger area of Mass.
• Northeast rain strands motorists; homes evacuated
• ’S Wonderful: The New Gershwin Musical
• Man struck and killed by police cruiser in Mass.
• Mass. Gov.: not expecting Obama at fundraiser
• Skrappers Of The Berkshires
• Food stamp discounts for fruits, veggies in Mass.
• Intel to buy McAfee in $7.68 billion deal
• Taunton City Hall closed after four-alarm blaze
• Fire hits office of Mass. congressional hopeful
• Boston bar to stop using glass after fatal fight
• Speedboat, canoe crash in W. Mass lake; boy dies
• Mass. girl honored for helping police dog
• NH gun shop cleared in sale of gun to Markoff
• 5 hit by daylight gunfire in Boston neighborhood
• Man charged with killing 19-year-old wife in Mass.
• Police: Man in Mass. kills self after failed heist
• Councilor wants outside probe of Mass. jail death
• Vicki Baird: Connecting With The Beyond
• Police probe fatal crashes in Mass.
• Boston man charged with rape of 7-year-old girl
• Bedbug cases cause NYC store to hire beagle
• 3 Fla. kids by plane tickets, fly alone to Tenn.
• 12 Mass. schools share $27M in federal funds
• Mass. man admits to killing wife
• Mass. medical records found intact at dump
• Police say person arrested in serial stabbings
• Mass. cracks down on prescription drug abuse
• Mass. can exclude Armenian genocide questions
• Officials seek husband of slain Mass. woman
• Conn. beer distributor reopens after killings
• Ute Lemper
• FAA: Plane to Maine crashes in Mass., killing 2
• Lynn teen charged with killing 15-year-old boy
• Mass. auditor gives staff 5 percent raises
• Mass. teen charged in killing 15-year-old boy
• Observing Ramadan? There’s an app for that
• FAA: Plane to Maine crashes in Mass, kills 2
• Boater missing in Fall River
• Lowell man charged with scalding baby
• Blue: The Music of Joni Mitchell
• 6 Americans on medical team killed in Afghanistan
• Mass. tobacco crop bounces back
• Wilmington man gets up to 15 years for child rape
• Mass. crime law overhauls criminal records system
• August is WAMC Month
• Berkshire Health Systems announces layoffs
• Mass. settles with insurer in premium dispute
• Mass. Mental Health Dept. contemplates cuts
• New Lizzie Borden exhibit shows bloody bedspread
• Patrick indicates support for ground zero mosque
• A-Rod hits home run No. 600
• Gov. Patrick says he'll never support no-bid slots
• Gov. Patrick to sign national popular vote bill
• Dog left in truck at Holyoke Mall dies
• AP source: Favre tells Vikings he will not return
• Mass. to begin aerial spray for mosquitoes tonight
• Police say gunman among dead in Conn. shooting
• Mass. coach, school guard faces rape charges
• 6 teens drown in La. river; hit sudden drop-off
• 3 hurt when minivan plows into crowd in Mass.
• Student turnover may affect academic performance
• Boston cancer researcher loses laptop
• Blame game begins after Mass. casino bill failure
• Mashpee Wampanoags to build health clinic
• John Oliver
• Betty Buckley: Broadway by Request
• Click here for all of our new season!
• Catie Curtis & Jonatha Brooke
• If You Ever Leave Me…I’m Going With You!
• Ricky Nelson Remembered
• Colonial Named One of...
• Colonial Gift Certificates
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• RSVP to SPARK! at The Park!
• Two Longmeadow Country Club Amateurs Hold Their Own Against A Professional-Laden Field....
• Berkshire County Co-Working Community Discussion
• 'Event and Meeting Planning' Will Be Presented at May’s IAAP Meeting
• Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Director To Speak At Berkshire Chamber Breakfast
• La Vigne Joins Staff at Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
• Dish and Dine at Ferrin Gallery with Bascom Lodge's Chef John Dudek
• Berkshire Creative Economy Council News - April 5, 2010
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• 'Got Paper' Will Be Presented at March IAAP Meeting
• March is Membership Month at the Berkshire Chamber
• U.S. Chamber Awards Berkshire Chamber of Commerce with 4-Star Accreditation
• Good New Business Salute Breakfast
• Berkshire Leadership Program Now Accepting Applications For Class Of 2010
• WMECo, PEDA Collaborate On Solar Site
• 'Business Etiquette' Will Be Presented at February IAAP Meeting
• Berkshire Chamber Heads to the Movies with Chamber Nite at Beacon Cinema
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - February 9, 2010
• Berkshire Chamber Launches Youth Leadership
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - January 27, 2010
• Berkshire Creative Economy Council News - January: Writing
• Berkshire Young Professionals Names 2010 Chair and Vice Chair Elects Five New Committee Members
• Booth Reservations Now Being Accepted for 2010 Berkshire Home Expo
• Berkshire County Chapter IAAP Meeting
• Greylock Federal Credit Union To Host Chamber Nite: Berkshire United Way To Draw Winner
• Berkshire Young Professionals Host Networking Social At Mission
• Berkshire Creative Update
• Berkshire Chamber Comes Together At Annual Meeting
• Tricks Of The Trade
• Conrad Bernier As 2009 Esther Quinn Memorial Award Winner
• ‘Come Together’ At The 2009 Berkshire Chamber Annual Meeting
• Berkshire Creative Economy Council News - Sparkle! Sneak Peek
• Berkshire Creative Update - November 16, 2009
• Berkshire Young Professionals To Host Holiday Networking Social At Berkshire Museum
• Berkshire Creative Economy Council News - November 9, 2009
• WMECO and Berkshire Chamber Host Powering Your Business: An Energy Forum
• Final Pittsfield Mayoral Debate Rescheduled
• Berkshire Young Professional’s Host 3rd Annual Halloween Bash
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce Now Accepting Nominations for the 2009 Esther Quinn Award
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce Seeks Nominations for the 2009 Francis H. Hayden Memorial Award
• Berkshire Creative Economy Council News - Stand Up, Be Counted, Be Heard!
• Berkshire Young Professional’s to Host Networking Social at Barrington Stage Company
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce Hosts October Chamber Nite at Pittsfield Brew Works
• Berkshire Chamber Announces Partnership with BuyMass.org
• Police Details Crucial to Fall Foliage Parade
• Creative Challenge Application Deadline Approaching
• Banner Carriers Needed for Fall Foliage Festival Parade
• Berkshire Chamber to Host 12th Annual Business-to-Business Showcase at Berkshire Community College
• Community Shred Day To Benefit Berkshire United Way
• Berkshire Creative Launches Creative Challenge- Interprint to be Inaugural Host
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - August 25, 2009
• Berkshire County Chapter IAAP Meeting
• Spark! at The Colonial
• Governor Patrick Swears In New Secretary Of Elder Affairs
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - August 11, 2009
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - July 28, 2009
• Berkshire Chamber Urges Businesses and Residents to 'Buy Now. Buy in the Berkshires'
• Berkshire Chamber to Host Women in Business Luncheon Jane Iredale to Provide Keynote Address
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - July 13, 2009
• Monthly Chamber Nite Themed 'Christmas in July'
• President of Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation to Speak at Berkshire Chamber Breakfast
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - June 15, 2009
• Glockner Joins Staff at Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
• Berkshire County Chapter IAAP Meeting
• Berkshire United Way News - May 29, 2009
• Berkshire County Business Leaders Selected to Attend U.S. Chamber Business...
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - May 19, 2009
• Berkshire Young Professionals Launch Membership Card at Jae Spice
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce and Berkshire Visitors Bureau Announce Buy in the Berkshires Expo
• Berkshire Chamber to Host Berkshire Energy Showcase and Summit
• Looking for Community Leaders
• Berkshire Chapter IAAP Meeting
• Berkshire Chamber Provides Businesses with Pandemic Resources
• Owner of Pittsfield's New Collegiate Baseball Team to Speak at Berkshire Chamber Breakfast
• Berkshire Creative Blog Update - April 21, 2009
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce Hosts Second Annual Administrative Professional’s Celebration
• Berkshire Chamber Offers ‘Brown Bag Series’ aimed at doing Business with Generations X and Y...
• Berkshire Young Professional’s and Training Alliance of the Berkshires Present...
• Berkshire Young Professional’s Networking Social at Firefly
• Berkshire United Way News - April , 2009
• Berkshire Career Fair
• Berkshire Young Professional’s Networking Social at New Amsterdam Apartments
• Berkshire Home Expo Set For This Weekend
• 2009 Berkshire Home Expo
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce and Berkshire Visitors Bureau Will Publish Updated Community Map
• IAAP Workshop - Blending the Generation Gap in Today's Workplace
• Berkshire Leadership Program Now Accepting Applications for Class of 2009
• Berkshire Chapter IAAP Meeting
• Booth Reservations Now Being Accepted for 2009 Berkshire Home Expo
• Berkshire Health Systems CEO to Speak at Berkshire Chamber Breakfast
• New Funds Aid in Realization of Berkshire Creative’s Mission
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce Hosts Chamber Nite at Paul Rich and Sons
• Berkshire Chamber Offers ‘Brown Bag Series’ Aimed At Doing Business In A Tough Economy
• Berkshire United Way News - February 9, 2009
• Local Chapter International Association Of Administrative Professinals To Be Installed
• Berkshire United Way News - January 7, 2009
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Berkshire Chamber to Host Open House for Volunteers
• Berkshire Young Professional’s Networking Social and Ski Nite at Bousquet
• Berkshire United Way Newsletter - December 23, 2008
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce and Berkshire Community College Announce New Partnership Opportunity..
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce and Berkshire Visitors Bureau Announce Buy in the Berkshires Campaign
• Chad and Jeremy come to Pittsfield
• Berkshire United Way Newsletter - August 20, 2008
• Berkshire Museum Appoints New Staff Members
• National Long Term Care Consciousness Tour
• Scholarship Teens arrive in August!
• St. Joseph's High School Senior Receives 7th Annual Feigenbaum Scholarship
• InterHarmony International Music Festival - The Berkshires
• Berkshire Museum Presents Berkshire Children's Theater's Sleeping Beauty
• Clues From The Ancient World
• Native Peoples: Northeast-Northwest
• America Seen
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce Hosts First Eggs and Issues...
• Berkshire Humane Society Requesting Donations to Re-stock the Community Pet-food Bank
• Berkshire Leadership Program Now Accepting Applications for Class of 2008
• Berkshire Humane Society Looks To The Future
• Berkshire Wireless Learning Initiative Concludes Private Sector Fundraising Campaign
• Berkshire Wireless Learning Initiative Concludes Private Sector Fundraising Campaign...
• Berkshire Chamber of Commerce AnnouncesRedesigned Website
• Berkshire Museum to Present Chocolate Themed Film Feast March 2
• Spay And Neuter Certificates Available At The Berkshire Humane Society
• Berkshire Humane Society Web Site Serves Up Over a Million Pages
• Oakley Joins Staff at Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
• Berkshire Museum’s Preschooler Program Aquarium Adventures
• Berkshire Museum 2008 Exhibition Schedule
• Festival Of Trees Opens November 17

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