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 | Letter: Williamstown Land Needs to Stay in Conservation
To the editor:
I read with interest the iBerkshires,com report of the July 24th meeting of the Williamstown Conservation Commission. Guess I march to a different drummer than several in the audience who urged developing the Lowry and Burbank properties! Here's why:
How many open spaces are
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 | Fund for Williamstown Awards $14,000 to Individuals and Community Groups
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Fund for Williamstown, a fund of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, has awarded $14,000 to individuals, community groups and nonprofit organizations that proposed innovative projects and services to improve the quality of life for Williamstown residents.
Since its inception in 2006, the fund has become
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 | Williamstown's Overland Overcomes 'Worst Thing That Can Happen'
Overland has come back from last year's biking tour tragedy stronger and with more focus on proactive safety. The parents of Merritt Levitan, who was killed in the accident, are raising awareness of distracted driving.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — A year ago this month on a rural road in Arkansas, a driver struck
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 | Officials Celebrate Progress on Williamstown Housing Project
Berkshire Housing's Elton Ogden listens to Mollye Wolahan of the Women's Institute for Housing and Community Development at an event to celebrate the progress of the Highland Woods project.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — There still is no date to start digging the actual foundation of Williamstown's
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 | Berkshire Gas Reports Customers Getting Fraudulent Calls
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Gas is reporting some of its business customers are being contacted by scammers claiming they are behind on their accounts and demanding immediate payment.
According to Berkshire Gas, the callers are asking for payment by credit over the phone.
Several of the fraudulent calls have showed up as
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 | Superior Court Briefs: July 21 - July 24
Cases heard before Judge John Agostini on Monday, July 21.
Catherine Brackett, 23, of North Adams pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to violate drug laws and single counts of distribution of cocaine and assault and battery on a public employee.
She was ordered to serve one year at the Berkshire County
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 | iBerkshire Tag Sales: July 25-26
It's tag sale season again. Time to clear out attics, basements and garages and make some folding money. Time to hit the road and find some bargains!
iBerkshires is the area's leading online news source and the best way to get exposure for your yard sale. And it's free!
Send address, date, time and a brief description to
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 | Next DownStreet Art Set for July 31
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts’ Berkshire Cultural Resource Cente will host the next DownStreet Art on Thursday, July 31, from 3 to 9 p.m. with the opening of nine new exhibitions, open studios by local artists, pop-up happenings and community events throughout Downtown North Adams.
“We are
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 | Emergency Drill Planned in North Adams July 29
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Emergency response organizations will be participating in a Northern Berkshire emergency operations community drill on Tuesday, July 29, in a vacant lot located on the Curran Memorial Highway.
The emergency drill will simulate a mass casualty incident in the community in which numerous agencies would respond. The
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