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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Fighting homelessness in Berkshires remains year-round quest
PITTSFIELD — As snow approached Thursday, those who manage the Barton's Crossing shelter prepared for a busy night of checking in guests and keeping peace in the building's mazelike …
TRENDING
Drunken driving, firearm charges dropped after arresting officer fails to show up to court
NORTH ADAMS — Drunken driving and firearms charges against a Cheshire man were dismissed Thursday after the arresting officer failed to appear in court.The snafu prompted a one-page rebuke by …
Sheffield man indicted on animal cruelty, arson charges
North Adams man killed in turnpike worksite accident 'was beloved by all'
Police say they confiscated 43 pot plants, 9 weapons from Windsor man after he shot himself in the foot
Construction worker killed on Pike in Becket; westbound lanes closed
LOCAL NEWS
Dalton property owners win time to remove junk cars
$25,000 grant to help fund Hoosic River Revival
Dalton faces new delay in harvesting energy savings
Last of listed Berkshire Museum works sell for less than expected
Fundraiser in Adams to aid pets in aftermath of Hurricane Florence
BRTA drivers hold off on potential strike until after Nov. 26 meeting
Pittsfield shoots down plan for solar project at Pontoosuc Lake golf course
COMMUNITY NEWS
Senior Bulletin Board, Nov. 19-25
Lee: Lee High Class of 1968 celebrates 50th reunion
Birth Announcement
Support Groups
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PHOTO GALLERIES
Wahconah football vs. Blackstone Valley Tech, state semifinal
Sol LeWitt at Mass. MoCA, 10 years
Hallmark at Karen Keenan Home and Gifts in Lee
Barton's Crossing
Alex Enderle
LOCAL SPORTS
Hoosac Valley football bows out in MIAA state semifinal loss to St. Bernard's
LOWELL — Things were going so well for the Hoosac Valley football team, until suddenly things weren't.The Hurricanes came out on the opening drive of the MIAA Division VIII state semifinals …
Mike Walsh | Powder Report: Enjoying opening day at Jiminy Peak with new gear from The Garden
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: Checking in with UMass Lowell men's hoop coach Pat Duquette
Mount Greylock girls look for repeat, as Berkshire County harriers head to MIAA state cross-country meet
College Roundup: Williams women's soccer advances on PKs in NCAA D-III tournament
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
Letters
Letter: Give thanks to those who quit smoking
Letter: Much more we can do to protect ecosystems
Letter: WiredWest stands ready to deliver broadband
Letter: Letter from Einstein like touching history
Letter: Adams road crew is in midwinter form
Letter: North Street parking meters chasing away customers
OUR OPINION
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
Our Opinion: Keeping movies rolling at the Beacon Cinema
Columnists
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
Jon Hurst: Backing small retailers more critical than ever
Alan Chartock | I, Publius: Let me tell you who should be the next president
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
Preproduction house calls and brainstorming
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPES
The art of toy figures
BERKSHIRE LANDSCAPES
Move over for the Oscar contenders
We've already seen some Academy Award contenders — "First Man," "A Star is Born," and unless Hollywood has its occasional short-term memory problem — "BlacKkKlansman." Now we'll see the …
CULINARY LANDSCAPES
Make your gravy the star of the table
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
After 46 years, 'Amazing' Aretha doc makes it to the big screen
NEW YORK — Three years ago, Alan Elliott was at the Telluride Film Festival, prepared to unveil the holy grail of musical works: A documentary on the making of Aretha Franklin's "Amazing …
THEATER REVIEWS
More is less in 'Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindenwald'
'Widows' is a riveting B-movie thriller with an all-star ensemble led by an irresistible Viola Davis
Film clips / Nov. 16-22
'Overlord' is weak on story, strong on gore and thrills
"The Girl in the Spider's Web," a commonplace thriller for an uncommon heroine.
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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