Ben Niewoehner
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Main & Mill opens as an upscale, all-day option in downtown North Adams (opens the original)
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NORTH ADAMS â Just four months ago, Colleen and Sean Taylor returned The Store at Five Corners in South Williamstown to business. Now, the sibling duo has opened Main & Mill, a restaurant in the heart of North Adams. âI donât care who you are,â said Colleen Taylor. â[Two restaurants in one year] is a big feat.â Located at 90 Main St., Main & Mill soft-opened to the public on Aug. 4. The restaurant serves upscale, modern American cuisine, and is open seven days a week. Main & Mill wil
'She was truly the face of this department': Kim Bertelli-Hunt retires from Pittsfield police after record-setting 43 years (opens the original)
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PITTSFIELD â On July 17, Detective Kim Bertelli-Hunt listened to her final radio call as a member of the Pittsfield Police Department, voiced by her longtime friend, Detective Sgt. Jeff Arena. âIâm assuming he said all these kind things about me,â Bertelli-Hunt said. âBut I have not listened to it yet, because I didnât want to break down and cry.â Arenaâs call marked the end of a historic tenure for Bertelli-Hunt, who retired after 43 years as the longest-serving officer in Pitts
Long-vacant Dalton gas station to reopen as Lipton Market this fall (opens the original)
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DALTON â A long-vacant gas station on Main Street is getting new life as Lipton Inc. invests more than $3 million to transform the former Miller's Service into a convenience store with eight fuel pumps. Lipton Inc. CEO Mike Lipton, a fourth-generation owner of the Pittsfield-based family energy company, expects the site at 630 Main St. to open in September or October. He said the company has been interested for a long time in purchasing the property, which had been owned since 1996 by Darren M
North Adams considers one of Massachusetts' most comprehensive municipal AI policies (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter NORTH ADAMS â City officials are pushing to adopt one of the state's most comprehensive municipal AI policies, limiting how artificial intelligence can be used in government decisions affecting residents before the technology becomes more deeply embedded in local government. âItâs a newer technology that shouldnât be trusted,â said Ashley Shade, president of North Adams City Council. The proposed S.A
Williamstown's Blue Mango has been closed for weeks. Here's why (opens the original)
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WILLIAMSTOWN â What was supposed to be four days of maintenance for Blue Mango turned into a weekslong closure after kitchen equipment failed and renovations expanded. In a Facebook post Tuesday, the Thai restaurant said it plans to reopen Aug. 1 but warned it could be delayed until Aug. 3. In an email to the Eagle, restaurant owner Mookharin Khajornchaisak said that what was supposed to be brief maintenance starting July 2 and ending July 5 for the restaurant turned into a longer ordeal due t
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