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Rabid fox found in Williamstown
Thursday, August 7 WILLIAMSTOWN -- A fox killed Sunday afternoon by a local dog has tested positive for rabies prompting local officials to advise caution when coming in contact with wildlife. "I'm telling them it was positive, and always to be aware of their surroundings outside, and to always keep their animals rabies shots up-to-date," Animal Control Officer Jackie Lemieux said Wednesday. Full Story

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THE LATEST NEWS Updated: August 07, 2008 10:40:47 AM EDT
	Patrick has plan to save student loans BOSTON (AP) - Gov. Deval Patrick is asking the state pension fund and major universities to help bolster the student loan market. Patrick wants the pension fund to invest $50 million and universities to invest millions more to buy portions of a $425 million bond sale the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority plans this month. Full Story

Pastime becomes full-time for Adams woman

Thursday, August 7 ADAMS -- A life-long hobby has become a career for one local women with a camera and an eye for photography. Stacie Morse has been into photography for the past 10 years and after attending the New York Institute of Photography last year, has now she opened her own studio on Summer Street. Full Story

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	Berkshire County Employment Outlook “So where are all the jobs anyway?” We keep hearing that there are all these jobs in the Berkshires, but where are they? I was shocked when I learned that at any point there are over 2,000 job vacancies in the county. Full Story The Invisible Job Market Still Waiting for the White Knight? Living, Learning, Working and Playing In Berkshire County The More You Learn, The More You Earn MCLA - Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

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