More than $122,000 in campaign contributions from Anthropic employees flowed into Massachusetts political accounts this month in what appears to be a coordinated effort. Pittsfield Rep. Tricia Farley-Bouvier was among the recipients.
PCE was detected above a state indoor-air threshold at two buildings near where dry cleaners operated for more than four decades. MassDEP is overseeing an investigation into the source and extent of the contamination.
The town promised immediate improvements after Gary Fretwell’s death. Six months later, the old warning lights still malfunction, and a MassDOT-provided replacement delivered in April has not been installed.
PCE was detected above a state indoor-air threshold at two buildings near where dry cleaners operated for more than four decades. MassDEP is overseeing an investigation into the source and extent of the contamination.
The town promised immediate improvements after Gary Fretwell’s death. Six months later, the old warning lights still malfunction, and a MassDOT-provided replacement delivered in April has not been installed.
A high-profile tool used in federal immigration enforcement is manufactured in Pittsfield, Massachusetts—in the heart of deep blue Berkshire County. Few seem eager to talk about it.
More than $122,000 in campaign contributions from Anthropic employees flowed into Massachusetts political accounts this month in what appears to be a coordinated effort. Pittsfield Rep. Tricia Farley-Bouvier was among the recipients.
A podcast conversation that revisits a quiet deal between Great Barrington and a private developer to secure $1 million in state funds for a luxury-apartment project—and the unresolved questions about what taxpayers received in return.
The United States Postal Service has long avoided putting living people—including presidents—on stamps. Last week, Trump’s postmaster general suggested that rule may no longer “match the moment.”
Massachusetts health officials told Berkshire County residents that PCB blood testing was “very unusual” and unavailable. Documents show they were working from a script—and that the state has been doing that testing for years.
With government transparency and press freedom under attack in Washington, a timely look at a little-known Great Barrington story from the nineteen thirties.
As plans for a PCB landfill in Lee, Massachusetts reach a critical stage, a group of Berkshire County residents rallied in Boston—near the headquarters of General Electric, the company responsible for dumping PCBs into the Housatonic River.