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Pittsfield to host free monthly wellness clinics
The city of Pittsfield’s Health Department will be hosting free monthly wellness clinics at several locations citywide. → Read More
Study: How much will a dozen roses cost you?
To show how much people across the country could expect to spend on a bouquet, personal finance site FinanceBuzz researched the cost of a dozen roses in every state. → Read More
Report: New York poised to lead on tobacco policy
According to the American Lung Association’s 21st-annual “State of Tobacco Control” report, released on Wednesday, New York State is in a position to solidify its leadership role on tobacco control policies. → Read More
Mike Tyson sued for alleged rape at Albany nightclub
According to an affidavit filed by an anonymous victim in Albany County Court, the boxer raped her outside a popular Albany dance club—Septembers—in the early 1990s. → Read More
Police: Washington County CO had fling with inmate
A corrections officer at Washington Correctional Facility was arrested on Monday for allegedly having inappropriate contact with an inmate. → Read More
Schenectady man sentenced to 4 years for 2019 rape
A Schenectady man will spend the next four years in State Prison after he raped a 17-year-old girl in a Quail Street home in 2019. → Read More
Vermonter jailed for allegedly beating family member
A Benson, Vermont man is doing time at Marble Valley Regional Correctional Facility after he allegedly assaulted someone in his family. → Read More
Police: Saratoga man dies after being hit by truck
A 64-year-old man died on West Avenue Friday evening, police say, after he was hit by a truck on his bicycle. → Read More
Salvation Army plans ‘$20 on the 20th’ challenge
The Salvation Army is joining forces across New York State to encourage people to consider donating $20 on December 20, as a last-minute push for the 2022 Red Kettle fundraiser. → Read More
State calls on Central Hudson to remedy billing defects
Customers of Hudson Valley utility company Central Hudson Gas and Electric noted an enormous spike in their utility bills in April. Now, after a six-month investigation, an arm of the New York State Public Service Commission has found that the utility allegedly violated regulations, which led to billing errors. → Read More
Dispensary identification tool brings safety to cannabis market
When legal cannabis dispensaries open their doors statewide later this month, a QR code near the door will look to give consumers peace of mind. → Read More
AG James releases annual ‘pennies for charity’ report
New York Attorney General Letitia James released her annual “Pennies for Charity: Fundraising by Professional Fundraisers” report on Monday. → Read More
Police say man shot to death in Rutland was targeted
Following an autopsy performed on Tuesday at the Vermont Chief Medical Examiner's Office in Burlington, the Vermont State Police identified the victim of Monday's homicide in Rutland City as Jonathan Naranjo, 26, of Brooklyn, New York. → Read More
Berkshire County NAACP offers free rides to polls
The NAACP Berkshire County Branch is offering voters free rides to and from polling stations countywide from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on November 8. → Read More
Vermont officials investigating bear attack
This is the second bear attack reported in Vermont this year. → Read More
Biden to tout $20B IBM investment in Hudson Valley
IBM said Thursday that it plans to invest $20 billion across the Hudson Valley over the next 10 years. → Read More
Pan-Mass Challenge plans new gravel ride in Lenox
The Pan-Mass Challenge announced Thursday that it will be holding a new off-road charitable cycling event called “PMC Unpaved.” → Read More
DNA test confirms wolf killed in upstate New York
Recent tests confirmed that an animal killed during a coyote hunt in upstate New York last year was a wolf, state environmental officials said Thursday. → Read More
City of Pittsfield getting parks ready for winter
With the fall season on its way and temperatures dropping, the City of Pittsfield’s Building Maintenance Department has begun the annual process of winterization at parks citywide. → Read More
Northern Berkshire United Way names new director
The board of directors of the Northern Berkshire United Way (NBUW) announced the appointment of Duffy Judge as its new executive director Tuesday. → Read More