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 | Locals Have Springfield College Football in National Rankings
A trio of Berkshire County football alumni have helped Springfield College to a 2-0 start and the No. 25 ranking in the country according to D3football.com.
Pittsfield High graduate Chad Shade, Pittsfield resident Jonny Bianchi and Hoosac Valley graduate Zach Wright each is contributing for the Pride, who have outscored opponents
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 | Biz Briefs: Greylock's Lee Wildcats Debit Card Generates $2,130 for School
In their debit
In July 2016, Greylock Federal Credit Union introduced a new debit card featuring the Lee High School Wildcats logo and school colors. Since then, every time a credit union member signed up for a Wildcats debit card, Greylock made a donation to Lee High School, generating $2,130 for the school.
Lee Middle and High School
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 | Monument Mountain Cup Soccer Tourney Returns Sept. 22
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. -- The Monument Mountain Cup Soccer Committee will host a 3-on-3 youth tournament on Saturday, Sept. 22, at Monument Mountain Regional High School.
Boys and girls divisions will be contested in the under-10, under-12 and under-14 age groups.
All teams of three to four players are guaranteed
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 | BCC's Director of Nursing Resigns
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Director of Nursing Tochi Urbani has resigned from Berkshire Community College.
Dean of Enrollment Management Christina Wynn confirmed on Friday that Urbani submitted his resignation letter on Sept. 4 and will be leaving the college on Oct. 3. The resignation comes in the midst of college officials
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 | 'Operation Finale': Crime & Punishment
Director Chris Weitz's "Operation Finale," a tension-filled historical drama about the Israeli Mossad's 1960 capture of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires, reminded me of a turning point.
In my house when I was little, you didn't hear the actual word Holocaust. More often, the tragedy that had
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 | Adams Man Sentenced to 20 Years in Terror Plot
Defense attorney David Hoose speaks outside the courthouse on Wednesday after Alex Ciccolo's sentencing.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Three years and two months after an arrest that eventually led to charges of violating federal terrorism statutes, an Adams man has agreed to begin serving a 20-year sentence and a
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 | Museum of Dog Planning Move to Larger Quarters in Pittsfield
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Museum of Dog needs a bigger doghouse.
Owner David York had plans to rehabilitate the former Quinn's Paint & Wallpaper building at the corner of Canal and Union streets but now says the historic building isn't large enough for his collection of dog artifacts and art — and to do the
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