Tuesday, May 13 CHESHIRE -- After nearly six years of service, the town's first -- and so far only -- town administrator has announced his resignation, effective in June. Mark Webber was hired as the town's first administrator in 2002 and has been serving in that capacity for 20 hours a week ever since.   Full Story

Tuesday, May 13 Some local mischief-makers let their opinions be known on a number of signs at the intersection of routes 116 and 8A in Savoy. Many citizens have been less-than-impressed with the upkeep of 116 as it has buckled and potholes have formed all along its stretch in town. So far, neither the town nor the state has been willing to come up with the estimated $1.   Full Story

Tuesday, May 13 NORTH ADAMS -- Students at Drury High School have given the city a new window to its history via a Web site created for their honors U.S. history classes. The site, dubbed "Windows to History," focuses on the city's immigrants and its industrial past, highlighting why certain ethnic groups located here and the businesses that once filled the historic mills.  Full Story

Tuesday, May 13 CHESHIRE -- A last-minute attempt has been made to explain the exact nature of a warrant article that will help get the ball rolling on a new school building project in town. Adams-Cheshire Regional School District Superintendent Alfred Skrocki spoke to several dozen citizens in the Cheshire Elementary School Cafeteria in an attempt to properly inform people of what they   Full Story

Tuesday, May 13 NORTH ADAMS -- The Mount Greylock girls' tennis team was nearly perfect on Monday afternoon. The Mount Greylock boys? They have been perfect all year. In the girls' match, the Mounties defeated Drury, 5-0, dropping just one set along the way to improve to 5-6 this spring. On the boys' side, Drury's Jared Gale earned a three-set win at No.   Full Story

Tuesday, May 13 NORTH ADAMS -- Like most people, McCann Tech baseball Head Coach George Canales prefers not to shower in public. On Monday, however, in front of parents and fans alike, he was given a celebratory Gatorade shower from his players that he will never forget. Not only did the Hornets (10-5, 10-3) come-from-behind to get a walk-off hit in the bottom of the seventh and win the   Full Story

Monday, May 12 The new Greylock Glen Advisory Committee has some good things going for it -- first of which is that it only has nine members, as opposed to the 20-some who seemingly forever bogged down the last three incarnations of the project to build a resort at the 1,063-acre tract at the eastern foot of Mount Greylock.   Full Story