Friday, Oct 20 - The Writers Read monthly reading series will present Sonia Pilcer and Jeffrey Thomson Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 5:30 p.m. at the Lee Library.
Friday, Oct 20 - Residents are asked to come into compliance with the bylaw within three weeks, or they will face a $50 penalty each day that they continue to be in violation.
Friday, Oct 20 - This week’s featured property will take your breathe away, when you lay eyes on the amazing 180-degree views of sunsets and sunrises over the gorgeous Berkshire Hills.
Thursday, Oct 19 - The photo of Du Bois and his family will hang permanently on the stairwell to the second floor of the building. The birth certificate will likely occupy a prominent space behind the conference table in the selectmen's meeting room.
Thursday, Oct 19 - Tyne is the District Court supervisor for the Pittsfield public defender division of the Committee for Public Counsel Services.
Thursday, Oct 19 - In addition to Music Mountain, Mr. Gordon was tireless in promoting classical music and the performing arts.
Wednesday, Oct 18 - "While our state’s educational system is highly regarded throughout the country, our analysis found that the processes governing school regionalization and its funding are antiquated, and have not kept pace with the modern challenges facing communities." -- State Auditor Suzanne Bump
Wednesday, Oct 18 - Always one to give back to the community, he gave of his time as a bell ringer for the Salvation Army and a love of Broadway was fulfilled as a volunteer usher in many theatres throughout the Berkshires.
Tuesday, Oct 17 - Under the arrangement, the town would retain ownership of the building and Grayhouse Partners would lease it from the town.
Tuesday, Oct 17 - Fred enjoyed hunting and fishing in the local area, vegetable gardening, woodworking, spending time with his large extended family and being a great dad.
Tuesday, Oct 17 - A boy born to Jamie Jennison and Casey Twing.
Monday, Oct 16 - The community-based grassroots movement Save the Art – Save the Museum announced that it has launched a GoFundMe campaign to underwrite legal action on behalf of the Berkshires’ cultural heritage.
Monday, Oct 16 - The man had entered the Monument Mountain Reservation, climbed to Squaw Peak, stopped at Devil's Pulpit -- a free-standing pillar of stone visible from the Squaw Peak Trail -- and started screaming.
Monday, Oct 16 - Mark was employed as a paver operator for Tri-Town Paving for 28 years, with a crew that he loved like family.
Monday, Oct 16 - Besides all of his business ventures, Lou was responsible for starting up Tee Ball in Lee, directed the very first Lee Sale-a-bration Days event which is now Lee Founders Weekend, and sponsored the very first Lee High School house-building program.
Saturday, Oct 14 - She worked as an RN for the late Edward Knight, MD, at his office on Main Street in Stockbridge. She then joined in the opening of The Suburban Internal Medicine in Lee.