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Pittsfield City Hall, Municipal Offices Open Up June 1

Pittsfield City Hall, Municipal Offices Open Up June 1 Beginning Tuesday, June 1, City Hall and municipal offices located within 100 North will fully reopen to the public, resuming traditional business hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. The Berkshire Athenaeum and Senior Center will resume full operations as well. Please check the library’s website, pittsfieldlibrary.org, for daily hours. Additionally, the Office of the Building Commissioner, located within 100 North, will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. to continue its ongoing compatibility with the schedules of those working within the construction and related industries. Get our free mobile app

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New affordable homes coming for Merritt seniors

  Local seniors will soon have more options for affordable, accessible housing with the construction of a new 44-unit rental apartment building. Cedar Terrace will be located at 2230 Quilchena Ave. on provincially owned land, and will offer studio, one-bedroom and accessible apartments within a four-storey building. “These new homes will help seniors live independently and stay connected to their community,” said David Eby, Attorney General and Minister Responsible for Housing. “Providing homes people can afford in every corner of the province is our goal, and today’s announcement is great news for these seniors and for the broader community.” The new homes for seniors will be operated by ASK Wellness Society, and will be for seniors with low and moderate incomes. ASK will be receiving approximately $4.7 million form the Province’s Building BC: Community Housing Fund.

Pittsfield Planning Graduations; School Committee OKs $68M Budget

    With the state set to relax COVID-19 restrictions in May, this year s class will get the traditional ceremonial send off albeit with some modifications.   Superintendent Joseph Curtis on Wednesday told the School Committee that the district plans to hold its graduation ceremonies outdoors without capacity limits and with masking requirements.     Both high school ceremonies are set for Sunday, June 6. Taconic will be at 11 a.m. and PHS at 4 p.m. Both ceremonies will be held at the schools and will continue rain or shine, Curtis said. PHS has normally been held at Tanglewood but the music venue reportedly will not host any graduations this year.

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