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Last year BCAC served over 2,000 children in the Berkshires and they can’t do it without help from the community.

With an issue in the Berkshires of having rentals that are sky high, even for someone who works a full-time job, I really don't see the homeless situation getting any better unless something changes.

She told me that she had discovered a small bird that somehow got its little leg stuck between the slats of our neighbor's fence that borders our backyard.

The Cheshire Police Department is reporting that they are looking for a young boy who is missing from the Pittsfield area but also has ties to the Cheshire area

How easy it would be to tap that link when it shows up in a text message. I have to admit, I am curious about that little blue link.

There is some new help available for parents who may be concerned about just how their children are handling the stresses that all of us are facing amid the coronavirus pandemic. It’s difficult enough for adults, but children have their own unique set of mental health issues when dealing with something as overwhelming at this current health crisis...

A vigil has been organized for a man who took his own life Tuesday evening at the encampment at Springside Park.

With the Massachusetts State Primary on September 1st, whether you are voting in person or by mail, you may still not know who you are going to vote for. The last thing you want to do is go into the polling place or fill out your mail-in ballot uninformed about the candidates and what they stand for...

The Parks Commission approved a draft statement on Tuesday that would redirect donations for the homeless in Springside Park toward service providers.

The Downtown Pittsfield Ambassador Program is back. Since July 1st pairs of friendly faces have been taking to the streets of downtown Pittsfield to be an approachable source of directions, information, and assistance for residents, visitors, business owners, and the public during the summer...