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Soon, Massachusetts residents could be paying $3 per gallon. However, AAA says they do project plenty of people will be traveling this year.

According to Berkshire District Attorney Andrea Harrington, Drug Court is one tool in addressing the opioid crisis.

The lecture will focus on how to start a garden to feed yourself and your neighbors. There will be tips for everyone, beginners and experts.

Thanks to a generous gift from the Feigenbaum Foundation, Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary’s Opening Doors to Nature capital campaign is within $50,000 of its $1,125,000 goal.
According to a press release from Mass Audubon, the $100,000 grant will help improve Pleasant Valley’s accessibility, allow…

Separate teams of researchers said they've found a worrying new coronavirus variant that carries mutations that help it evade the body’s natural immune response

Massachusetts Representative and Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, Richard Neal recently made a statement on the U.S. International Trade Commission's report 'Renewable Electricity: Potential Economic Effects of Increased Commitments in Massachusetts.'

Great Barrington town residents interested in running for election or reelection to a town office have until Mar. 19 to take out nomination papers.

More promising news continues to come out of the Commonwealth as the test positivity rate has dropped in the last several weeks.

A special message from John B. Weinstein, Provost and Vice President of Bard College and Bard Academy at Simon's Rock.

Until recently COVID-19 and taxes had nothing in common, but now police are warning you to keep your eyes open for alerts regarding either.