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Charlie Baker signed a police reform law inspired by nationwide and local protests over the police killing of …, A coalition that has had recent success advocating for the expansion of state welfare programs to help low-income parents is kicking off its l…, Democrat Jeffrey Turco prevailed in a four-person Democratic primary Tuesday and will compete with a Republican and an unenrolled candidate in…, Legislators will need to change state law to redraw municipal voting precincts now that the U.S. Census Bureau delayed its promised delivery o…, About 950 schools in Massachusetts are administering weekly pooled COVID-19 tests to about 300,000 teachers, students and staff, including at …, BOSTON — Massachusetts' vaccine appointment website appeared to be working on Thursday, about a week after it crashed from a flood of people l…, House lawmakers plan to vote Wednesday afternoon on proposed joint rules for this legislative session, following a noontime Democratic caucus …, Gov. Vet checked, first shots Microchip, 1 year health guarantee. Impostor scams have been circulating for years, and criminals are constantly “tweaking” their methods to add greater credibility to the scams. PITTSFIELD — Guin Griswold and Lee Rudin have joined the management team at Molari, according to president and CEO Gail Molari. The Berkshire Eagle's Facebook Live videos Lois was a beloved South County schoolteacher. Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. She is a 2020 graduate of Pittsfield High School. The Berkshire region’s locally-owned news publication. NORTH ADAMS — How does one actually “think green” — psychologically, that is? Portal for Berkshire County with local news, weather, calendar events, and movie listings. Username. Browse The Berkshire Eagle obituaries, conduct other obituary searches, offer condolences/tributes, send flowers or create an online memorial. He lived in Stockbridge for over 40 years, and spent the last year and a half of his life at The Landing at Laurel Lake in Lee. The next meeting of the Roeliff Jansen Community Library board of trustees will be held virtually at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 16, via Zoom. Friday, March 12, 2021 Print Edition; 83 ° Cloudy ... Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. The Scarborough Salomon Flynt Community Service Award Committee is accepting nominations for its fifth annual award. PITTSFIELD — Taconic High School has announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2020-21 school year. Please login or create an account Login . Community entrusts another $5M with MyCom during pandemic, Supplement your health with Guido’s wellness specialists, Wealth management with October Mountain Financial Advisors is all about you, These county food co-ops have your Basics covered, Tyer: Cautious optimism, continued vigilance, Elie El Saddik helps you live your own American dream. 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Accents: The voices of our immigrant neighbors, Anthony Boskovich, candidate for Williamstown Select Board, holds campaign event Monday, Area Religious Services for March 13 to 19, Campus Notes: Area college students earn recognition, Massachusetts: Online music competition for high school students, Berkshires: County residents serving in AmeriCorps, Lee: Democrats accepting caucus candidates, Monterey: Maple sugaring history explored, Lenox: Local artist featured in national art show, Dalton: CRA Rotary group conducting food drive, Great Barrington: Dog licenses due March 31, Minnesota prof to present at MCLA's Green Living Seminar Series, Lenox: Easter egg delivery replacing egg hunt, Egremont: Democrats slate nominating caucus, Stockbridge: 'The Good American' author conversation, Hancock: Jiminy Peak hosting adaptive ski race, Williamstown: Nominations open for community service award, Salisbury, Conn.: Library hosting author programs, Hillsdale, N.Y.: Library trustees set Zoom meeting, Great Barrington: Women's circle offers introductory session, Pittsfield: Taconic High School second-quarter honor roll, Pittsfield: Herberg Middle School second-quarter honor roll, Williamstown: Pop-up shop plans fill-a-bag sale, Spencertown, N.Y.: The Magdalens Unplugged staging virtual concert, The Checkup for March 14: A doctor campaigns to protect wildlife from pandemic PPE, The Checkup for March 12: 200,000 get in line for vaccines (*when available), The Checkup for March 11: An iffy supply of doses now, but vaccines said to be coming, The Checkup for March 10: A small bonus supply of J&J vaccines, The future of gardening: Information and inspiration, 3 reasons why you might have missed out on stimulus money and what to do. "Maple Sugaring Through the Centuries" will be presented by Rob Hoogs at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 27, in-person at the Bidwell House Museum, 100 Art School Road. DALTON — June Roy-Martin was elected president of the Community Recreation Association’s board of governors, while Richard Rowe and Sarah Bachli were elected new members at the organization’s annual meeting in January. Topics. Lois Haines Brown, 94, teacher in Lenox schools. PITTSFIELD — He was a Germany-born British economist who favored small, localized economic growth during a period of great global prosperity. PITTSFIELD — Vacations. Sunday money-saving coupons. A tribute to those we have lost, September-November 2020. Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. Quiet, views, wifi, 1st/last. 1, award-winning source for local news. The Eagle. The Berkshire Eagle's annual business feature puts a spotlight on downtown renaissances in Berkshire County. 1, award-winning source for local news. Last week, we expressed some optimism for signs of much-needed growth in the Berkshires — and it seems we’re in good company. Wellness Travel Hits The Road. GREAT BARRINGTON — At a marathon hearing, the Planning Board approved the conversion of a former Great Barrington nursing home into rental apartments over the objections of neighbors. AmeriCorps Week 2021, held March 7-13, is an opportunity to recognize the service of the 270,000 Americans engaged in AmeriCorps and AmeriCorps Seniors programs annually. 2 Kathy Hochul treads carefully, Social media posts misrepresent bill expanding background checks for firearms, Article makes false claims about mRNA vaccines and cancer, House members were not given bonuses in $1.9T COVID bill, Apes in San Diego received COVID-19 animal vaccine, not human doses, The future of gardening: Information and inspiration, 3 reasons why you might have missed out on stimulus money and what to do. The Community Recreation Association's Rotary Interact Group will be holding a food drive from 9 a.m. to noon Sunday, March 14, to benefit neighbors in need. Berkshire County, Massachusetts' No. advertorial. Demo. What has changed forever, and what will return, 'It's never going to be normal.' pullDownDate. News Photos for week of January 6, 2020 First Lap of Relay for Life of Berkshire County 2020-010420 Williamstown gains residents according to census - 010320 Will we shake hands again? 3,216 talking about this. Live News . Shopping trips. It is considered a newspaper of record for Berkshire County, Massachusetts.. In place of the traditional Easter Egg Hunt, the Lenox Community Center staff, town employees and the Easter Bunny will be delivering Easter eggs to Lenox children under 12 years old on Friday, April 2. PITTSFIELD — Whom do you want minding your taxes, payroll and investments? Local owners bought The Berkshire Eagle in 2016 and have sunk money into the paper, doing everything from hiring more reporters to improving the quality of the Eagle’s newsprint. A tribute to those we have lost, June - August 2020. Obituaries. Remember me . The Stockbridge Library Association will host best-selling author and Stockbridge resident Robert D. Kaplan for a presentation about his new book, "The Good American: The Epic Life of Bob Gersony, the U.S. Government's Greatest Humanitarian.". The competition will be conducted entirely via video recordings…. The Berkshire Eagle's annual business feature puts a spotlight on downtown renaissances in Berkshire County. 1, award-winning source for local news. Dog owners have until March 31 to renew their annual dog license with the town clerk. More than two months after Gov. pullDownSection. The Checkup for March 11: An iffy supply of doses now, but vaccines said to be coming ... Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. ... Vax FAQs from The Berkshire Eagle. Prepare for the long-term with The Berkshire Eagle’s annual guide to financial readiness and life planning. 3,360 talking about this. Charlie Baker has agreed to testify before the Joint Committee on COVID-19 and Emergency Preparedness on Thursday at the first oversight …. For health care workers who survived, pandemic brought great costs, 'It’s the nature of something new': Berkshire County's top infectious disease specialist reflects on lessons learned this past year, Lonely. SHEFFIELD — Hampered by a slow start, Mount Everett was no match for visiting Taconic Saturday evening. 413-329-3803 PITTSFIELD. Wednesday store circulars. Berkshire County, Massachusetts' No. Adorable,Hypoallergenic, Family raised and loved, well Socialized by our 4 children. Scoville Memorial Library will be presenting two author events, both free, via Zoom. The meeting will be open for one hour. Get your home ready for winter weather, inside and out. PITTSFIELD — High school students rising before the sun on the weekend may sound a bit unusual, but that was the case on Sunday. There have probably not been a lot l…. Is Williams College complicit in slavery and the beneficiary of overlooking the needs of indigenous children? 1, award-winning source for local news. LENOX — A 19th-century downtown landmark, the Summer White House Inn, is undergoing a $1 million total interior restoration after its purchase Feb. 26 by Susan Gibbs, a local resident and specialist in historical renovation. The first North Adams dispensary opened for business on Monday with the official opening on tap for this Saturday according to an article posted in The Berkshire Eagle. Take a look at some of the latest Berkshire headlines. Walking Our Talk, a local women's empowerment non-profit circle organization, invites all those identifying as women wanting to build supportive connections and find allies to manifest a project or intention, to join the next round of eight-week circles beginning the week of March 22. The Egremont Democratic Committee will hold a nominating caucus for the May 11 annual town election at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 24, via Zoom. Mini Goldendoodles for sale! With links to area businesses and promotions, visitors of www.berkshireeagle.com can also be updated on and hottest sales and events the Berkshires have to offer.