Dylan Thompson

1 week ago | berkshireeagle.com | Greg Sukiennik |Dylan Thompson |Talia Lissauer

From Williamstown to Great Barrington, thousands of Berkshire County residents gathered and marched Saturday to protest President Donald Trump’s disregard for and violations of the U.S. Constitution as part of the “No Kings National Day of Defiance." Marches led by people holding signs of “scrubbed words” removed from government websites at Trump’s insistence — “Indigenous,” “climate change” and “Black” among them — took short laps in downtown North Adams and Pittsfield, with hundreds of...

2 weeks ago | berkshireeagle.com | Dylan Thompson

Town meeting: 6 p.m. Tuesday, Lanesborough Elementary School, 188 Summer St.Town election: June 17, noon to 8 p.m., Town Hall, 83 North Main St. There are no contested races. TOP ISSUES AT TOWN MEETING: The proposed town operating budget is $12,589,512 for fiscal 2026 — an increase of 5.6 percent from the current year — including a combined $7,180,694 for Mount Greylock and Northern Berkshire Vocational regional school districts.

3 weeks ago | costar.com | Dylan Thompson

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3 weeks ago | berkshireeagle.com | Dylan Thompson

NORTH ADAMS — The North Adams SteepleCats were the last of the New England Collegiate Baseball League’s 13 teams to take the field this summer. On Thursday night in their season opener at Joe Wolfe Field, the SteepleCats were forced to wait a little longer after an hour rain delay before the start of the game. This is a subscriber exclusive story. Subscribe today to access this story and all of our stories with 24/7 unlimited access. Subscribe today.

3 weeks ago | berkshireeagle.com | Dylan Thompson

DALTON — William Drosehn didn't ask for a recount for the Select Board election because he thought he would win; he did it because he wanted to see the number of blank votes. On Wednesday morning, 14 election workers gathered in the Callahan Room of Town Hall to conduct a recount. The results changed by a few votes, but Tony Pagliarulo and Marc Strout retained their seats on the Select Board.