It's Pittsfield Tonight

07/12/2025

It took three different lens changes to get this dialed in, but this is the lens I'm sticking with for the driving videos. Pittsfield,MA. Center St - Seymour St - Wahconah St - North St - East St- Elm St.

07/08/2025

A special interview and update with Dashine Moore, founder of Pittsfield's "Beat The Streets" tournament. with special guest Pittsfield Mayor, Peter Marchetti.

07/05/2025

Testing out a new lens on North St. Pittsfield, MA.

07/03/2025

A recap of the Pittsfield Ordinance & Rules meeting on June 30, 2025. Discussing Mayor Marchetti's "Camping Ban Ordinance" proposal.

06/30/2025

Monday, June 30, 2025.

06/20/2025

The summer of construction. Pittsfield, MA from outter North St. to First St. to South St.

06/19/2025

It is really impressive to see all the growth on this part of RT7 (Pittsfield/Lenox Rd) new Hotels, Carwash, Starbucks, new Auto Dealerships, the shopping center where Carr Hardware and Marshall's is located is booming, Mazzeo's will be opening a new deli at the former Mazcot's location. Not to mention Guido's and Pittsfield Rye Bakery area is always busy. I still have not gotten use to Luau Hale being gone, it's so strange seeing that as an empty lot.

06/19/2025

06/18/2025

PART TWO of my Interview with Pittsfield, MA Mayor, Peter Marchetti discussing his "Median Safety" and Camping"ordinance proposals.

06/16/2025

A conversation with Pittsfield Mayor, Peter Marchetti, dicussing his "Median Safety Ordinance" proposal and "Public Camping Ordinance" proposal. Part One of Two

06/14/2025

As I was leaving Pittsfield City Hall yesterday, after my interview with Mayor Marchetti. I noticed my Aunt Margaret's portrait was hanging back at City Hall. I know it was moved to another location for a few years, so it was really cool to see it hanging back outside the council chambers. At the time of my Aunt's passing she was the oldest living female WW2 Army Officer in the country. For her 100th birthday, which was a big celebration with a general and other high ranking officers in attendance, state reps, the mayor, and of course a lot of fellow veterans, they unveiled this portrait and hung it in City Hall. Her story really is quite amazing, If I have the time, I might put together a short documentary about her life.

Lt. Margaret Haggerty
U. S. Army Nurse Corps.
Served from March 2, 1942 until February 18, 1946
U.S., North Africa, and Italy.

06/13/2025

I had a really good conversation today with Pittsfield Mayor, Peter Marchetti, discussing his last two ordinance proposals (Median Safety ordinance, Camping Ordinance) and where they stand now. I will be posting part one of our conversation this coming Monday.