North Adams

American  

noun

1. a city in NW Massachusetts.

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Example Sentences

At the start of the pandemic, after a 2018 change in ownership, the storied stationery company cut about 200 jobs when it relocated to the Albany, N.Y., area from North Adams, Mass. Its future was uncertain in early 2024 when its parent company, Mohawk Fine Papers, was acquired by an Italian company.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before all of that upheaval, Crane was a big company in North Adams, giving job security and economic stability to employees like John Collins, its 66-year-old head of engraving.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jennifer Hanseler described the sights from the top of the gondola: “It’s high enough elevation to get a really close up view. On a clear day you can see other peaks. Baker to the north, Adams and St. Helens to the south.”

From Seattle Times

The North Adams estimates are based on precipitation records that go back to 1816, which the new report says makes them obsolete and inaccurate because they incorporate 200-year-old data and do not account for the current and future effects of climate change.

From Scientific American

Pearl began his journalism career at the North Adams Transcript and The Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield.

From Seattle Times