Pittsfield Morning Brief, Oct. 27: September deed records show 12 transfers, few prices
September deed records show 12 transfers, few prices. From our own coverage: September deed records show 12 transfers, few prices.
September deed records show 12 transfers, few prices. From our own coverage: September deed records show 12 transfers, few prices.
Deed records show 12 September property transfers. From our own coverage: Deed records show 12 September property transfers.
The Middle Berkshire Registry of Deeds recorded 12 property transfers in Pittsfield from Sept. 25 to Oct. 24, but only one, the sale of 66 Bull Hill Road for $14,202, carried a sale price in available data.
The Berkshire Athenaeum hosted its annual Pumpkin Carving Spooktacular on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with families carving and decorating pumpkins.
Pittsfield election officials explain how they process early voting and mail-in ballots ahead of Nov. 3.
State education secretary tours Reid Middle School's hands-on STEM classroom.
Pittsfield opens its fiscal 2027 Community Preservation funding cycle with a public hearing set for Oct. 29. From our own coverage: City opens FY27 Community Preservation funding cycle; Housing Resource Fair set for Oct. 29 at the Center.
The Berkshire Athenaeum will host its annual Pumpkin Carving Spooktacular on Oct. 24 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., offering free pumpkins, carving stations, crafts and a scavenger hunt for families.
Pittsfield's Homeless Advisory Committee is sponsoring a free Housing Resource Fair on Oct. 29 at the Center at 193 Robbins Avenue, where residents can meet with local housing agencies.
The Pittsfield Fire Department is warning residents about social media challenges that use isopropyl alcohol and open flames, saying the trend has recently appeared locally and caused severe burns to children elsewhere.