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North Adams shifts renovation sights from Greylock to Brayton elementary

After much strife, Mendelsohn, Beckwith win offices in Mount Washington

Emotions boil over in tiny Mount Washington, as resignation leaves two major posts unfilled

Hopes are high that healing has begun after an ongoing squabble caused a member of the selectboard, who also serves as the town clerk, to resign both positions abruptly via email last week. The resignation of Gail Garrett has thrown the Mount Washington town government into a state of confusion. Garrett was both a selectboard and town clerk candidate in the May 11 elections, but withdrew after a tumultuous selectboard meeting earlier this month..

Foreclosure wave still ahead for Berkshires, agency warns

Jim Hamilton, a Department of Housing and Urban Development-certified counselor who works for the Berkshire County Regional Housing Authority in Pittsfield, provides free counseling to homeowners facing foreclosure. EAGLE file photo A year ago, a wave of foreclosures seemed imminent. People were losing jobs in the Berkshires as the economy turned turtle. One local housing official warned that a foreclosure “tsunami” could flatten homeowners on the financial edge. Remarkably, that didn’t happen, mainly because of government-imposed “forbearance” orders still in effect. But, those protections do not forgive debt. Quote “It has grown greatly. And it’s more complex.” — Jim Hamilton, a housing counselor, speaking of his work to help homeowners in financial distress cope with mortgages that have fallen behind

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