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If you are someone who enjoys outdoor activities, or outdoor athletic activities for that matter, then you may just be in luck. Residents of Pittsfield have been wanting a new facility for years. It seems that the City of Pittsfield is meeting those demands with new pickleball courts.

For anyone in the Berkshires, we're lucky to have a wide assortment of local restaurants and eateries throughout the region. But there is one spot that has been closed recently as local customers have been waiting on an announcement to reopen. Recently, the Berkshires spot gave a reassuring update that fans of the popular restaurant have been waiting for.

Some months ago, I wrote a post about those stars on the side of people's homes or barns and what they mean. The rumor was that it meant something that some would refer to as totally risque. That ended up not being the case, but, emanating from that conversation with a friend of mine who happens to have as star on his house, was the upside down pineapple thing...

"Anybody know of any good mechanics?"

Many things have changed since I moved from Essex County to Berkshire County in 2010. Growing up as a "city" kid, we did things like play street hockey and Wiffle Ball. I'm not saying hunting and fishing are non-existent in less rural areas, but less so for sure...

Okay, Berkshire County, let's talk...PIZZA! If you had to use one word to describe pizza, what word would you use? Mouthwatering? Tasty? Heavenly????

Cash windfalls are happening all over the Bay State and we're less than three full months into 2023.

Keep an eye on the sky.

We all know that the Berkshires is filled with plenty of nice houses that any home owner would gawk at. But of all those nice homes, just which one is the biggest? We found the biggest house in the Berkshires that is currently on the market. Not only is there plenty of space, but also, plenty of privacy, and all the views you could ever want!

Looking for that perfect home in any market can already be pretty stressful. But what happens if you find something in your price range only to see that the actual property looks like it was hit by a natural disaster? The 'most affordable house' in the Berkshires seems to fit that exact description.