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It's still not a great idea to host get-togethers and parties yet due to the pandemic . . . but if you're determined to anyway, here are some tips for how to do it more safely: Hold your gathering outdoors, where the virus might be less contagious . . . serve individual meals instead of a…

On Tuesday, Commissioner Jeffrey Riley told the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce that a "vast majority" of Massachusetts school superintendents favor hybrid or in-person models of instruction.

Good news and bad news. The good news?  A new study found your boring desk job is actually helping your brain as you get older!  The bad news?  You're devoting all that extra brain power to your boring office job.
A new study out of the University of Cambridge in England found off…

According to troopers with Cheshire barracks, an investigation into suspicious activity on Jackson Road resulted in the discovery of the growing operation and resulted in the arrest of two New York State men: Yebin Mai, 28, of Staten Island and Bin Huang, 32, of Brooklyn.

Without a clear indication of what the state might be providing in unrestricted local aid and Chapter 70 education aid funds, detailed on what's commonly known as the cherry sheets, Green and the Selectmen have been hesitant to schedule a town meeting and approve a budget the town might be unab…

The Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Foundation is one of several organizations whose information was recently impacted by a ransomware event that involved one of its vendors.

The Williamstown Select Board on Monday was mostly unanimous in its recommendations to town meeting about the items on the annual meeting warrant.

For those in the North Adams area that enjoys heading to Pittsfield’s Onota Lake, it will be closed for all water activities this coming Monday August 10th.  The lake will be treated with aquatic herbicides according to the press release from the Office of the Mayor in Pittsfiel…

The chair of the Mount Greylock School Committee's Education Subcommittee on Tuesday repeatedly pressed the district's interim superintendent to develop benchmarks that could be met in order to allow a return to full in-person instruction.

The governor did not outline a clear set of criteria that would prompt new orders from his administration, but after hinting last week that he was reviewing state guidance on how many people could safely gather at a single event, Baker said his administration is "not taking any options off the …