preliminary election

The city of Pittsfield remains idle as North Adams goes to the polls today. On what would normally be a very busy day in Pittsfield, city voters are not heading to the polls, because there are not enough candidates in the races for Pittsfield City Council and for the Pittsfield School Committee to warrant a preliminary election...

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

The candidate list for the city of Pittsfield is now official and it’s a full slate of races. There are four candidates running for Mayor including incumbent Linda Tyer, retired police officer Karen Kalinowski, Councilor at Large Melissa Mazzeo and Scott Graves, who owns the Rusty Anchor.