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LATEST NEWS
Stockbridge Bowl open for recreation in wake of algae scare
Temescal Wellness lands county's first provisional license for recreational pot
New York man found guilty in 2014 kidnap, rape
Next Clark deputy director a familiar face in local art world
Anti-opioid group refuels with $200K federal grant
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
At Pittsfield forum, a look at 'Being Black in the Berkshires' in the past and present
PITTSFIELD — "Black people have been in the Berkshires since the very beginning. We are not the newcomers," historian Frances Jones-Sneed told an audience of more than 100 women, children and …
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LOCAL NEWS
Town Players' 98th season starts with benefit for Pittsfield High School theater
PITTSFIELD — Two of the city's long-running local theater groups are pairing up to present "Just Say Cheese: A Musical Collage of Memories," to benefit youth theater programs. Despite some …
Hinds, Barrett to seek $1.3M after flood damage in Adams
North Adams PD seeks to withdraw from Civil Service
Monterey library moves to fire station ahead of construction
Court: School should have provided behavioral records of student accused of pushing teacher
At 'Walk a Mile,' bid to end violence sets feet in motion
Adams left with expensive fix after back-to-back deluges, flooding
Laura Reilly plea hearing rescheduled for Oct. 4
PHOTO GALLERIES
Lee football defeats Drury
Being Black in the Berkshires
News Photos on Friday, Sept. 21, 2018
Temescal Wellness Ready to Open
Pittsfield boys soccer team at Lenox
Daily Poll
LOCAL SPORTS
Monument's Phair, LaRochelle race to individual wins; Wahconah teams go 2-0 at meet
DALTON — A pair of Spartans laid siege to a muddy cross-country course at Wahconah on Thursday.Monument Mountain's Grace Phair and Peter LaRochelle collected individual victories in Dalton with …
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter
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Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Belisle recalls famous speech
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: A Yankees book that even Red Sox fans should read
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Ignoring Brady vs. Belichick
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Is baseball dying? Not according to Tom Grieve
Letters
Letter: Caccaviello refuses to take 'no' for an answer
Letter: Unintended consequence if Question 1 should pass
Letter: Elder Services visits protect the vulnerable
Letter: Josh Mug for Richmond
Letter: Third Thursday ends, city's hard work begins
Letter: 'Yes' on 1 will put nurses, patients first
Chan Lowe Editorial Cartoons
Opinion
Our Opinion: State transparency board is transparently failing
Our Opinion: LEA makes bullying issue all about them
Our Opinion: Race for DA: Part 2
Our Opinion: Insidious form of racism exposed on campuses
Our Opinion: Josh rolls as Pond fills in for Bowl
Columnists
Chan Lowe: Break out the popcorn for Kavanaugh circus
Editor's Notebook: Eagle to convene journalist colleagues of Daniel Pearl in timely talk
Michael Gerson: A factory of suspicion, contempt
Anne Horrigan Geary: Saving the caterpillar, and the monarch
Bernard A. Drew | Our Berkshires: Star of stage, screen and limousine
Lifestyles
Treating phobias: New era in virtual reality therapy
Dick Tracey didn't have to visit a tall building to get over his fear of heights. He put on a virtual reality headset.Through VR, he rode an elevator to a high-rise atrium that looked so real he fell …
Theater
'The Royale' holds no punches at Capital Repertory Theatre
This season's most produced play: 'A Doll's House, Part 2'
There's no make-believe in Hartford Stage's 'Make Believe'
'HIR' is 'absurd realism' at its best
A matriarch takes charge, and then some, in Taylor Mac's "HIR" at Shakespeare & Company
MUSIC
Playlist: We asked Dave Brinnel, what's your favorite song?
Award-winning Christian singer-songwriter, John Michael Talbot, performing in Dalton
Playlist: We asked Elizabeth Ziman of Elizabeth and the Catapult, what's your favorite song?
We asked Dennis Casey of Flogging Molly, what's your favorite song?
FreshGrass seeks new terrain with musically diverse lineup at eighth festival
We asked Gina Coleman: What's your favorite song?
Landscapes
Showstoppers: What's coming to Berkshires' stages this fall
The theater scene may not be as intense in the coming months as it is during the summer but it is active nonetheless. Here's a selective look at what's coming up between now and mid-November at the …
TRENDING LANDSCAPES
Pop Music rewards those who travel
A rather quiet dance season ahead
Open Book with Alexander Chee
Berkshire Pottery Tour: Take a peak inside a potter's studio
A town's creative soul is on display at Real Eyes Gallery
John Seven | Viewer's Discretion: 'Author,' 'Fangar' probe fraud, women in prison
4 things not to miss this week, Sept. 23 -29
The Cannabis Road
THIS STORY IN HISTORY
This Story in History | From the Sept. 14, 1944, Eagle: Squirrel moves family into City Hall quarters
This Story in History | From the July 10, 1944, Eagle: Mary E. Jones given leave to play overseas for USO
This Story in History | From the July 8, 1943, Eagle Baby's diapers will come tumbling down if pin shortage isn't relieved
This Story in History | From the July 7, 1947, Eagle 'Saucers' seen here but reports debunked
This Story in History | From the July 6, 1965, Eagle Gerry B. Studley retires from B&A, ending family's 110 years on railroad
BERKSHIRES WEEK AND THE SHIRES OF VERMONT
Berkshire Business Outlook: A diverse economy, geared for the future
The Berkshire economy is changing. The pace of the transition has often been frustrating, especially considering the economic boom at the other end of the state. But it looks like there is new light …
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The Daniel Pearl Berkshire Scholarship
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