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LATEST NEWS
Sen. Warren's report finds sympathy, skeptics in Berkshires
Pittsfield police: Man aimed gun at them when they kicked in door for drug search
North Adams, Pittsfield again among highest Mass. violent crime rates
More affordable housing plans in Great Barrington require patience
$250K grant last piece of puzzle for new Williamstown police station
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Wilco to bring Solid Sound Festival back to Mass MoCA in June
NORTH ADAMS — Solid Sound, Wilco's Music and Arts Festival, will return to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Arts next summer.The festival, which last was held at Mass MoCA in 2017, will …
TRENDING
Shooting survivor was the 1st person his friend called after her attempted suicide. Now, she hopes to return the kindness.
Pittsfield driver uninjured after flipping SUV in driveway
New benefactor helps extend Crane legacy in Dalton
Officers fire shots during operation at Pittsfield home; no injuries reported
LOCAL NEWS
32-year Lenox Fire Department veteran Chris O'Brien to take over as chief
In Lenox, a legal snag for short-term rental regs?
How to get the equation right on early education funding?
DA race, nurses ballot question expected to drive early voting turnout in Berkshires
Egremont offering wellness checks for seniors
Workshop seeks to aid parents on tough talks about drugs with teenagers
Housatonic water woes on tap for community discussion Monday night; meeting site changed
COMMUNITY NEWS
Berkshire County Food Pantries
Birth
Pittsfield: Astronaut leads Museum programs
Pittsfield: Living in Recovery grand opening slated
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PHOTO GALLERIES
Wahconah girls soccer at Monument Mountain
Lego Party at NAPL
Car in House
Harvest Dance at Crosby Elementary School
MCLA 2018 Hardman Lecture with Maria Hinojosa
LOCAL SPORTS
Wahconah girls soccer team books tournament spot with win over Monument Mountain
GREAT BARRINGTON — Wahconah did a whole lot more than just clinch a playoff spot Monday night on the road.With a 2-0 victory, the Warriors also surpassed their 2017 win total and picked up …
Roundup: Mount Greylock volleyball spikes Taconic 3-0
Berkshire Classic golf tournament back on
College Roundup: Scire stays hot with 2 goals in Williams women's soccer victory
With locals Hirsch and Foehl on roster, Williams College men's soccer draws with Bowdoin
TRENDING IN SPORTS
Mount Greylock boys cross-country wins Burnt Hills Invitational in New York
Athlete Spotlight: Lenox girls soccer star Nicole Gamberoni
A Route 9 rout: Wahconah football blasts Northampton to win rivalry game
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: UMass basketball players raring to go
Roundup: Mount Greylock volleyball team beats Amherst 3-1
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Kelton enjoying life at Morgan State
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: MIAA takes step in right direction with new golf rule
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Jack Cosgrove on timing of UMass, UConn jumping to FBS
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Special thanks owed to Patty Spector and the rest of the Josh Billings crew
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Duncan Robinson turns down Team USA to fight for NBA spot
Letters
Letter: Accident waiting to happen
Letter: Lessons to be learned from limousine tragedy
Letter: Disgusting spectacle by Trump, judge, GOP
Letter: Don't just blame GE for chemical run-off
Letter: Question 1 a threat to CHP patients
Letter: Become informed about nurse staffing before voting on Q1
Chan Lowe Editorial Cartoons
OUR OPINION
Our Opinion: Senator Warren takes a DNA test and clears the decks
Our Opinion: State Police reform must go on despite lack of cooperation
Our Opinion: State's vaunted fiber network limps toward sustainability
Our Opinion: Baker-Gonzalez debates need to focus more on taxation issue
Our Opinion: MassHire, with the right help, could be a boon for county
Columnists
E.J. Dionne Jr.: Refugees should not be fodder for election year political advantage
Nicholas Kristof: Trump must get tough on Saudis over missing journalist
Rinaldo Del Gallo, III: We should honor Pittsfield war hero on Veterans Day
Contentions of the week: police advisory board and large-scale solar at Pontoosuc Lake club
Ruth Bass: Boardwalks offer access - and protection - to intriguing places
DAILY LANDSCAPE
Arts and Entertainment Calendar for Oct. 14
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPE
Bascom Lodge's artist-in-residence
MUSICAL LANDSCAPES
Berkshire Theatre Group adding pre-show acts to its schedule
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPES
Community knows no bounds in Berkshire Art Association biennial
BERKSHIRE LANDSCAPES
Join the undead with these makeup tips
If a zombie apocalypse is imminent, you might as well have your makeup ready. One artfully drawn bloody vein could be the difference between you making it among the undead. Or, at least, it will give …
CULINARY LANDSCAPES
Caramel apples dipped to perfection
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPES
Step inside Gildersleeve's work
NATURAL LANDSCAPES
Ron Kujawski | Garden Journal: The good, the bad and the ugly ... the garden variety
MY BERKSHIRE LANDSCAPES
John Seven | Viewer's Discretion: If it's October, this horror film and series are a must-see
LITERARY LANDSCAPES
Our reviews: 'The President is Missing'
ENTERTAINMENT
Mezzo finds a softer side to Dalila in new Met Opera production
NEW YORK — For Elina Garanca, there's a clue nestled in the score of Camille Saint-Saens' opera "Samson et Dalila" that suggests the pagan beauty has genuine feelings for the hero she has vowed …
THEATER REVIEWS
French feminist icon breaks free in 'Colette'
Redford finds the perfect role for a swan song in 'The Old Man & The Gun'
Like its motel, 'Bad Times at the El Royale' is just a front
'The Old Man & The Gun' is a study in style and grace
Damien Chazelle's "First Man" is, at once, grand, intimate, and majestic
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
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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