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Emergency services responded to a fire at the Pittsfield, Massachusetts, home of Berkshire County’s District Attorney Wednesday night.
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While the 2030 census may seem far off, Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin was in Pittsfield Tuesday to help officials prepare for the next count in a region of the state that recorded a rare population decline in 2020.
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Barrington Stage Company presents the world premiere of “Something Beautiful: The Songs of Ahrens and Flaherty,” at the Boyd-Quinson Theater in Pittsfield, Massachusetts from August 28-30. The brand new celebration of the work of Tony Award winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty is conceived of and directed by Jason Danieley.
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West Nile virus has again been detected in mosquitos in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
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The city of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, says it was unable to find lifeguards to work at its largest lake this summer. Experts say the problem goes far beyond Western Massachusetts.
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Pittsfield City Council approves new open container law, giving police more enforcement authority over public drinking
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The Pittsfield, Massachusetts, city council holds its first meeting of July tonight. The body’s president sat down with WAMC this afternoon to review key issues on the agenda.
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After a fatal car accident in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, a citizens’ group is holding a crash-site investigation this weekend.
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Leaders in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, on Monday removed the criminalization component and made other amendments to a proposed camping ban put forward by the mayor. But the debate on the controversial measure continues.
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The Pittsfield, Massachusetts, school committee has approved a plan to restructure the city’s middle schools.