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 | Wheel Estates To Raise Rent After Lawsuit
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Wheel Estates Mobile Home Park is in "deplorable" condition but the Mobile Home Rent Control Board begrudgingly approved another $33 rate increase for the park after Housing Court ordered it to take a second look.
That brings the total rent to $287 a month for lots in the park. But the board outright
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 | North Adams WinterFest Features Chowder, StoryWalk
Suzy Helme works on an ice sculpture outside Shima at last year's WinterFest. The festival returns on Saturday.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Winter may have been sketchy this year, but the 15th annual WinterFest is offering a chance to chill out.
Forecast is for some rare snow and
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 | Clarksburg Administrator Interviews Set for Tuesday
Clarksburg Selectmen Carl McKinney and Lily Kuzia will interview the two finalists for the town adminstrator position on Tuesday.
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The Selectmen will publicly interview the two candidates for town administrator on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at 6:30 p.m. in the
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 | Senator Downing Hopes To Increase Local Aid
Downing said he would like to see increases in both local aid and higher education as the budget process unfolds.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Lawmakers are hoping to add more to a proposed state budget that level funds local aid, state Sen. Benjamin Downing, D-Pittsfield, told residents
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 | Former Councilor Promotes Biggest School Option
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The school building committee is expected to vote next week on which of the raft of school options the city should select.
Many believe that a new Greylock Elementary School is the obvious choice: The site is flat and needs minimal work, the children would not have to be relocated and it's the cheapest option.
The
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 | North Adams Plans Goodrich Children's Literature Fest
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Sally Goodrich Children's Literature Festival will offer an opportunity for children and families to celebrate children's books.
The festival, named for the late Sarah "Sally" Goodrich, the North Adams Public Schools' Title 1 reading coordinator, will run from Saturday, Feb. 25, to Saturday, March 3,
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 | Catholic Parishes Set Lenten Observances
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — Christians around the world will mark the commemoration of Ash Wednesday beginning the 40-day Lenten season this Wednesday, Feb. 22.
A schedule for Lenten observances in the Springfield Diocese can be found here.
For Christians, Lent is a somber time that encourages an inward spiritual renewal in preparation for
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 | Two Men Dead After Crashing into North Adams Flood Chute
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. - Police are investigating a fatal crash early Sunday morning that killed two men.
Police say they found a 2002 GMC Sierra in the flood chute after investigating a chain link fence knocked down between the Crystal Hard Hat and Eagle Street. They found Christopher Stanley, 28, of Clarksburg and Chad Miller, 31, of
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 | St. Stanislaus Church To Reopen
Vigilers gathered at the church to mark the end of the of their long watch.
ADAMS, Mass. — Three long years of patience and prayer paid off on day 1,150 as St. Stanislaus Kostka Church was declared open as a mission chapel in hopes of healing the divided Catholic
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 | U.S. Senate Hopeful Warren Stumps in North Adams
Elizabeth Warren is ready to take on Scott Brown for the U.S. Senate seat that Brown won in special election in 2010 after Edward Kennedy died.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren says the country has turned in the wrong direction and she hopes to right
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