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The North Adams City Council approved a $41 million budget for fiscal 2021 on Tuesday along with using close to $300,000 in reserve funds despite concerns expressed by several councilors.

"Death rates among school-aged children are much lower than among adults," the CDC document reads. "At the same time, the harms attributed to closed schools on the social, emotional and behavioral health, economic well-being, and academic achievement of children, in both the short- an…

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A budget of $40,939,756 was presented to the Finance Committee over two meetings that stands at $134,218, or 0.33 percent, more than last year. Last week, Mayor Thomas Bernard had hoped for a decrease but said further review of the calculations adjusted the budget higher.

Over the past several months, the North Adams Office of Community Development and Northern Berkshire Community Coalition have been working with the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission and local stakeholders to develop plans for improving pedestrian and bicycle connections between neighborhoods an…

For the third consecutive year, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts has been ranked in the top ten in U.S. News and World Report's annual rankings of the country's top public colleges. MCLA is ranked ninth on this year's list and also appears on U.S. News' list of Top National …

Forty-two students and staff at Berkshire Community College were told to self-quarantine after a student tested positive for COVID-19.

Chairman David Rhoads gave the update at Wednesday's meeting and said there are now, once again, active cases for the first time in months.

Under the new order released Thursday by the Supreme Judicial Court, Phase 1 of the gradual resumption of jury trials will begin on or after Oct. 23.

Interim Police Chief Troy Bacon said an initial idea that came up in discussions with his staff was to invite the children to dress up and stand outside their homes and then go by precincts to deliver candy.