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Southern Berkshire Regional School District faces tough budget choices as town assessments could rise by 18 percent

With town assessments potentially rising by as much as 18 percent, residents and officials pushed back on Superintendent Brian Ricca's proposed fiscal 2027 budget options and criticized him for presenting it without line items.

Bits & Bytes: Rasputina at Helsinki Hudson; Actor needed!; Harvest Run; North Adams open studios; ‘Body and Soul’ documentary; Dr. Sharon Maxwell on ‘The...

An African American actor is needed for the play, “Hurricane Hotel,” adapted from a book by the same name written in response to Hurricane Katrina by John K. Lawson while he and his family were displaced after losing their home in New Orleans.

Bits & Bytes: ‘An Iliad’ at Shake & Co.; haunted mansion talk & ghost hunt; Wiyos in Hudson; Music & More: Expatriate writers; Williams...

A few intrepid souls will stay on for a unique, real-life ghost hunting adventure exploring the mysteries of this 1870s manor house.

Bits & Bytes: Cowboy Junkies at Helsinki; ‘In My Shoes’ at BCC; October First Fridays Artswalk; Sonia Nazario reading; Ruth Sidransky in Pittsfield

“In My Shoes” brings the voices of women in and outside of prison to the stage in spoken word, dance, and song.

Bits & Bytes: Lydian String Quartet at Music & More; Aaron Lanksy, Yiddish Book Center; Jon Rubin at WCMA; Behold! New Lebanon tours; Steely...

Lydian String Quartet to perform at Music and More New Marlborough -- Music and More welcomes back the acclaimed Lydian String Quartet (Daniel Stepner and Judith...

Bits & Bytes: Susan Pettee at First Fridays Artswalk; book give-away at Mason Library; Tannery Pond concert; student arts collective exhibit at Olana

At the Mason Library in Great Barrington, thousands of books in good but less than pristine condition will be offered in order to make way for the abundance of donations being readied for a fall sale.

Bits & Bytes: First Fridays Artswalk; film on women architects; artful hike at Olana; Deb Phillips on healthy eating habits

September First Fridays Artswalk in Pittsfield Pittsfield -- The September 4th First Fridays Artswalk will encompass 17 different art shows featuring work by more than 25 regional...

Bits & Bytes: Joe Crookston at the Guthrie Center; EMV chip card talk; OLLI fall courses & open house; BeauSoleil at Club Helsinki Hudson;...

OLLI fall class highlights include “Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre,” and “Famous Trials That Helped Shape America and Her Institutions” ... OLLI courses are non-credit and there are no grades, no tests, and no prior experience required.

Bits & Bytes: Wild Adriatic at Shire City Sessions; new principal for SBRSD; haunted historic walking tours; Joey Alexander at Helsinki Hudson; staged reading...

The 12-year-old, Bali-born jazz pianist Joey Alexander will bring his trio to Club Helsinki Hudson on Sunday, August 16. His Helsinki show comes just weeks after his appearance at the Newport Jazz Festival and a residency at New York City’s Jazz Standard nightclub.


Laney Jones at Helsinki; BPL features Roger Robinson; B’Shalom Chorale; Linda Kaye-Moses at Lauren Clark Fine Art; ‘Discovering Brooklyn’s Gilded Age’

BPL’s free Staged Reading Series brings artists and audiences into conversation around new plays in development. There is no admission cost but reservations are recommended.

Bits & Bytes: Drum Pow Wow; ‘Icebergs in August’; Stefan Asbury at OLLI; ‘Red Velvet’ opens; rural museum tours

Stefan Asbury has served on the faculty of the Tanglewood Music Center and currently holds the Sana H. Sabbagh master teacher chair on the Conducting Faculty which he has held since 2005.

Bits & Bytes: Junior Walker tribute; Bruins support summer reading; Botanical Garden, Project Native merger; pop-up art gallery; raising goats in the Berkshires

"This will be a great partnership. Our very different resources and capacities will advance our common mission of environmental education and promoting native habitats." -- Project Native board chair Erik Bruun

Bits & Bytes: ‘Convergence’ with Anthony Russell; ‘Behold!’ rural tours; ‘Match’ at BPL; ‘History of Science’ at Olana

The Berkshire Playwrights Lab (BPL) will present its next play in its free Staged Reading Series -- "Match" by Jennifer Maisel -- on Wednesday, July 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center.

Bits & Bytes: Clay Light Tea exhibition; Letty Cottin Pogrebin book signing; mycology walk at Olana; Neil Simon talk & performance; new president for...

Chuck Leach will succeed David Bruce as the next president and CEO of Lee Bank. Leach, a Lee resident, has most recently served as senior vice president in charge of wealth management at Berkshire Bank.

Thomas J. Casey, 26, journalist, of Great Barrington

"Tom Casey is an excellent reporter who covers his beat conscientiously, who thinks deeply about the issues involved, who has developed strong, fertile relationships with his sources, writes imaginatively and accurately and is a warm, intelligent and good humored presence in the newsroom." --- Letter of support from fellow journalists at the Hudson Register-Star

Bits & Bytes: Bandstand concerts; Anton Lyalin at Sohn Fine Art; Art workshop at Olana; new priest for St. Paul’s Church

At the gazebo bandstand behind Town Hall in Great Barrington, David Grover and Grover’s Gang will perform every Saturday in July and August at 10 a.m.

Bits & Bytes: Pilcer reading at Lauren Clark Fine Art; William Selke Memorial Lecture; Pianist Keely Schmerber in Hudson; Vlada Boutique celebrates 45 years

Now entering her 45th year in business, Vlada continues to bring intriguing, fun and functional style to her hometown community of Stockbridge.
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