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LATEST NEWS
Hinsdale man charged with murdering estranged girlfriend could see May trial
A gas leak. Short supplies. Still, volunteers rally to serve hundreds at Berkshire Food Project's Thanksgiving meal
Eyeing consensus, Lenox officials aim to revisit short-term rental issue
Great Barrington horse racing on hold until state gambling, racing laws change
Hearing set for bylaws on pot, solar energy in W. Stockbridge
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
What to expect as 1st pot shops in Mass. finally open
The long wait for recreational marijuana sales to begin in Massachusetts is almost over with the first commercial pot shops set to open on Tuesday.It can hardly be termed a robust launch with only …
TRENDING
SUV strikes house in Lenox; no injuries reported
LENOX — Four people escaped injury Saturday morning when an SUV crashed into a home on Pittsfield Road, according to Lenox Fire Chief Chris O'Brien.Around 8:30 a.m., police and rescuers …
LOCAL NEWS
Becket officials weigh future of 'bubbler by the mountain'
BECKET — One of the last remaining freshwater springs in Western Massachusetts soon could go the way of the dinosaurs.Officials at the state's Department of Environmental Protection have told …
Berkshire Family YMCA to launch preschool at Taconic High School's new child care center
Zip 'N Sort celebrates 2 decades of empowering people with disabilities through jobs
Audience roars for students' 'Tempest' as Fall Festival of Shakespeare closes
Residents to weigh in on search for town manager
Parties in suit against former drug court judge win confidentiality
Mass MoCA tacks 10 years onto LeWitt exhibition's stay
Regional homelessness by the numbers
PHOTO GALLERIES
Berkshire Food Project Thanksgiving Dinner
Stephen Rotondaro
2018 Thanksgiving Angles
Williams vs Southern Vermont College hoop
MIAA All-State Cross Country
LOCAL SPORTS
MIAA State Cross-Country Championships: Seid's All-State run drives Mount Greylock boys to third-place finish
WESTFIELD — Sundays aren't typically a day of business, but the Mount Greylock boys cross-country team had a list of jobs to do on a trip to Westfield State University.Back at Stanley Park for …
MIAA State Cross-Country Championships: Mount Greylock girls runner-up; Lenox third
College Roundup: Williams women's soccer back to Final 4; Bianchi earns MVP nod for Springfield football
Williams men's basketball rolls over Southern Vermont; Casey scores 1,000th point
Mike Walsh | Powder Report: Enjoying opening day at Jiminy Peak with new gear from The Garden
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: If you are a UMass sports fan, the glass can be varying levels of full
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Everyone has an Ed Ladley story - and not just in basketball
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Bruins players keeping one eye on Red Sox's World Series run
OUR OPINION
Our Opinion: Making room for a river in North Adams
Our Opinion: Overdue DCR crackdown on deadbeat tenants
Our Opinion: Opioid crisis takes economic toll as well
Our Opinion: Balancing solar energy's strengths, detriments
Our Opinion: Solid appointments by new DA Harrington
Columnists
Look Ahead, Pittsfield: A time to reflect on downtown foot traffic
Ruth Bass: When $53 million seems sufficient, and Mr. Shuffleton is nearby
Tom Callahan and Jen Ryan: It's time to preserve community preservation
Clarence Fanto | The Bottom Line: We're becoming more diverse, educated, but it's a bumpy ride
Chan Lowe: The WWI commemoration's most compelling story
DAILY LANDSCAPE
4 things not to miss this week
THEATRICAL LANDSCAPE
Barrington Stage Company, Williamstown Theatre Festival come out on top of 2018 Berkshire Theatre Critics Association Awards
MUSICAL LANDSCAPES
Berkshire Symphony takes a plunge into darkness
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPES
The art of toy figures
BERKSHIRE LANDSCAPES
Preproduction house calls and brainstorming
WASHINGTON — On a chilly Friday night in mid-October, a group of adults lounged in a rustic Berkshire home, pizza boxes open on the kitchen table, beer and whiskey at the ready. A couple of …
CULINARY LANDSCAPES
Looking for the best bagel in town? It's in your kitchen ...
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPES
Turning bold journeys into brushstrokes
NATURAL LANDSCAPES
Thom Smith | Naturewatch: A late hummingbird, wooly worms spotted
MY BERKSHIRE LANDSCAPES
A reflective, homemade breakfast with Matthew Penn
LITERARY LANDSCAPES
Win a copy of this book!
ENTERTAINMENT
'The Chinese Lady' is us
NEW YORK — The teenage Afong Moy made headlines when she arrived in New York by ship in 1834. It's impossible to prove that she was the first Chinese woman in the United States, but it's …
The Digital Divide
Not everyone in the Berkshires is connected to high-speed internet. In our continuing coverage of the region's digital divide, The Eagle tracks the gains and losses in the seemingly eternal quest …
The disappearance of Joanne Ringer
SICK BRIDGES
The Cannabis Road
THIS STORY IN HISTORY
This Story in History | From the Sept. 14, 1944, Eagle: Squirrel moves family into City Hall quarters
BERKSHIRES WEEK AND THE SHIRES OF VERMONT
PUZZLES AND GAMES
Berkshire Business Outlook: A diverse economy, geared for the future
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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 …
DOCUMENTING HATE
The Daniel Pearl Berkshire Scholarship
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