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| W.E.B Du Bois Center to Host Elizabeth Freeman Roundtable
SHEFFIELD, Mass. — The W.E.B. Du Bois Center for Freedom and Democracy of Great Barrington will present a roundtable discussion on the life and legacy of Elizabeth Freeman, the first enslaved African American to successfully sue for her freedom in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The roundtable will take place Friday,
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 | Overnight Repair Operations on I-90 Week of Aug. 8
LEE, Mass. — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) will be conducting overnight guardrail and bridge repair operations on I-90 eastbound and westbound in Lee and Becket the week of Aug. 8.
The guardrail repairs will take place from mile marker 8.0 to mile marker 12.0 in Lee and Becket. The bridge repairs will take
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 | Pittsfield Soccer League Summer Final Set
PITTSFIELD, Mass. – The Maroons and the Crows survived Wednesday’s semi-finals in the Pittsfield Soccer League with a pair of 1-0 wins at Wahconah Park.
The second-seeded Crows used a first-half goal from James Pow to knock off Barcelona.
On an adjacent field, Matt Naventi scored a first-half goal to
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 | State Auditor Candidate Diana DiZoglio Urges PILOT Reform
LEE, Mass. — Diana DiZoglio says the state's payment in lieu of taxes program, or PILOT, should be fully funded, especially with the Bay State having a 2023 budget surplus totaling about $3.6 billion.
The Democratic candidate for state auditor visited October Mountain on Tuesday to speak on PILOT reform, which is a priority in her
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 | The Classical Beat: Tanglewood and Sevenars Showcase Diverse Music
Tanglewood this week offers audiences a wide spectrum of programs and works by living composers, alongside a diverse lineup of performers offering their extraordinary artistry in this expansive summer season, presenting a wide diversity of music that’s both traditional and time-honored, and new, and everything
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 | LitNet Celebrates Keator Scholars and Thanks Donors
The event celebrated scholarship recipients who have taken the advantage of tutoring in English and citizen test preparation. Nineteen Keator scholarship recipients have become American citizens.
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — Literacy Network of South Berkshire hosted a celebration Thursday at the Norman
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 | Agricultural Commissioner Visits Berkshire County Farms
TYRINGHAM, Mass. — Agricultural Commissioner John Lebeaux visited three Berkshire County farms on Wednesday to learn about their diverse practices.
The tour began at Holiday Brook Farm in Dalton, then went to Robinson Farm in Becket, and ended at Woven Roots Farm in Tyringham.
"We're always impressed
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 | The Classical 'High Season' Approaches its Zenith
During late-July, the classical music festival "high season," anchored by concerts at Tanglewood and at other regional venues approaches its zenith, with both sure-fire and innovative programming. Offerings this week include Boston Symphony performances of both classic and rarely heard works by Berlioz, Chopin, Wagner, Brahms, Mahler
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 | Great Music at Tanglewood, Sevenars Music Festival
As Tanglewood enters its third week, massed stellar performances will take center stage in Ozawa Hall and in the Koussevitsky Shed. Why go? To experience world-class instrumental soloists, the Boston Symphony performs chamber and orchestral masterworks by iconic Czech masters Janacek, Dvorak, and to experience two landmark works: Mozart’s
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