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Williamstown approves veteran banners after heated debate (opens the original)
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The Select Board approved the three-year program following nearly two hours of discussion. WILLIAMSTOWN — The Select Board has approved a Hometown Heroes banner program honoring the town's veterans, following an additional two hours of discussion and public input on what message the photos of living and fallen veterans would send. On Sept. 16, Northern Berkshire Veterans Agent Kurtis Durocher proposed placing banners on town utility poles, with the goal of having them up by Memorial Day. Most ot
Williamstown approves Hometown Heroes banners after two-hour debate over military imagery (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter WILLIAMSTOWN â The Select Board has approved a Hometown Heroes banner program honoring the town's veterans, following an additional two hours of discussion and public input on what message the photos of living and fallen veterans would send. On Sept. 16, Northern Berkshire Veterans Agent Kurtis Durocher proposed placing banners on town utility poles, with the goal of having them up by Memorial Day. Most othe
MassDOT to hold public meeting on next steps for West-East Rail (opens the original)
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PITTSFIELD â The state's West-East Rail initiative is moving into its next planning phase, with the Department of Transportation set to host a public meeting next Tuesday, Oct. 6, to discuss what is needed to bring upgraded passenger rail service to the Boston and Albany Corridor. MassDOT will hold the virtual meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. to announce the next phase of the project, a Service Development Plan. It will study how improved passenger rail service could operate along the corridor and
North Adams City Council delays vote on police grant funding amid concern over federal conditions (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 Before accepting a federal grant to improve the police facility, the City Council wants to better understand the strings that may be attached. The council this week postponed a vote to approve the $14,231 grant from the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant program, the Department of Justiceâs main funding mechanism that provides local departments with project and equipment funding.
After kratom ban, Berkshire officials turn to enforcement and education (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter PITTSFIELD â âWe were too late to understand the risk of opioids and it caused widespread harm to a generation of people,â Berkshire County District Attorney Timothy J. Shugrue said Tuesday to a room of a few dozen local public health officials. Kicking off a forum about the stateâs recent ban on the plant-derived drug, kratom, Shugrue said the region could not risk finding itself âunderprepared, une
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