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Have you responded to the census? Pittsfield rate lags as count nears early end
A show-stopper dish worthy of garden-fresh tomatoes
Former Pittsfield Mayor Gerry Doyle remembered as caring, tenacious leader
Locally sourced foods find platform on MassGrown exchange
EPA expands slate of hearings on PCB cleanup plan
Search for missing Pittsfield man targets Greylock Glen area
Jenn Smith | Recess: Same storm, different boat for schools making reopening plans
Lenox man accused in shooting held pending dangerousness hearing
Dog declared nuisance by Select Board
Lindsey Hollenbaugh | Quarantined with kids: Take a bite out of shark week with your kids
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Berkshire theater leaders push for exemption to gathering limits
PITTSFIELD — Beginning Tuesday, outdoor gatherings of more than 50 people are prohibited in the state under Gov. Charlie Baker's revised COVID-19 guidance released last week.
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Virus knocks out at least one Pittsfield restaurant; two others on the ropes
PITTSFIELD — At least three small Pittsfield restaurants have closed since the COVID-19 pandemic began to hamper the local economy, and one of them already has returned its alcohol license to …
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The Checkup: Drive to aid Berkshires nonprofits garnered nearly $3M in donations
Theater review: Dold cuts through noise with solid performance in Barrington Stage's 'Harry Clarke'
Can an official's pay hike now save money later? North Adams school board thinks so
Look Ahead: Pittsfield school openings will look different
The Checkup: Will we ever see the second part of Phase 3?
Budget, other priorities await extended session in state legislature
COMMUNITY NEWS
Spencertown, N.Y.: Arts center offering African American dance class
Huntington: Gateway releases reopening plan
Great Barrington: Toastmasters club awarded top honor
Dalton: WRHS registering new students
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News photos for the week of August 10, 2020
On top of Mount Greylock
Drury Graduation 2020
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Nala's Road to Adoption
Attorney awarded fellowship
BCArc elects two board members
Bill Schmick | The Retired Investor: Tensions with China may heat up
Elliott Greenblott | Fraud Watch: Words of wisdom about words used by scammers
Executive Spotlight: Cynthia Pansing, executive director of Berkshire Agricultural Ventures
Bill Schmick | @theMarket: The economy versus the stock market
Health care agency expands breast imaging technology
Red Lion Inn announces artist-in-residence
New owner, same (mostly) marijuana project at former Lee mill
LEE — A Midwestern developer is buying back the Greylock Mill to take control of the planned marijuana growing project from a West Coast company. Eric Spirtas has formed Spirtas Global LLC …
Pittsfield Cooperative Bank provides one-time dividend
PITTSFIELD — The board of directors of Pittsfield Cooperative Bank paid a one time dividend on July 24 to depositors of record as of May 31. Each eligible depositor was able to receive one …
Nonprofit Center to release annual guide
GREAT BARRINGTON — The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires is planning to release the fifth version of its annual Giving Back guide, which will be published as part of The Berkshire Eagle on …
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The Berkshire Eagle Berkshire All Stars awards show
UMass cancels its 2020 football season, citing challenges surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
The University of Massachusetts will not be playing football this fall. The school released a statement Tuesday morning announcing the cancellation of the 2020 season. "I am absolutely …
Great Barrington's Chris Polizzi, an assistant football coach at Tennessee-Martin, is ready for a fall football season
Richard Lord | Tee to Green: Kannegieser wins 2nd consecutive Maine Match-Play Invitational Championship
Howard Herman | Designated Hitter: In lengthy talk about baseball, Bud Selig drops insights to several locals in the game
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There is a new research project going on pertaining to bears in Massachusetts. The project is aptly called MassBear.
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Geoff Smith | From the Baseline: Turns out, Taconic's mascot is already being talked about
The best laid plans of mice and men...blah, blah, blah. Long time, no chat. Apologies for that. But here we are.
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BOSTON — A baseball season unlike any other began when I had my temperature taken on Saturday morning.
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It's a battle of youth vs. experience at the top of the leaderboard after two rounds of this year's Championship Flight of the … Read More
As I've grown over the past year as a first-time dog owner, I've come to relearn something I was first taught in elementary school by … Read More
Opinion
S. David Fineman: Quit interfering and save the Postal Service
The U.S. Postal Service is in trouble and needs help just like the airlines, large and small corporations, and consumers. There are ways to save it if Congress takes action very soon.
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Berkshire Lyric: Online concert to benefit food pantries
Berkshire Lyric will present "Concert With a Cause" on Tuesday, Aug.17. This video documentary and fundraising effort continues Berkshire Lyric's long running summer tradition by its chamber …
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