LATEST NEWS
Drunken driving, firearm charges dropped after arresting officer fails to show up to court
With special permit from Lee ZBA, Eagle Mill project soars over another hurdle
Fall Festival of Shakespeare marks 30th anniversary, and still, the play's the thing
In a fire department 'stretched thin' in Great Barrington, two volunteers answer call to serve
Construction worker killed on Pike in Becket; westbound lanes closed
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Amid ongoing strike threat, BRTA service intact through weekend
PITTSFIELD — Berkshire County commuters can rest easy knowing that local bus service — paratransit and fixed routes — will continue to operate on a normal schedule — at least …
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LOCAL NEWS
Police say they confiscated 43 pot plants, 9 weapons from Windsor man after he shot himself in the foot
NORTH ADAMS — Windsor Police say they discovered 43 marijuana plants in the course of investigating a man who had accidentally shot himself in the ankle.Noah Crispi, 47, was arraigned on a …
Man charged with attempted burglary of North Adams store
Consultant: Great Barrington Fire Department needs more staff
Sheffield man indicted on animal cruelty, arson charges
Students' social media posts prompt police investigation; no danger found
Classroom of the Week: For these students, nature takes its course
Update: Snow inch count increases for Northern Berkshire
Public can weigh in on disputed Housatonic River cleanup plan
COMMUNITY NEWS
North Adams: Berkshire Food Project serving free meal
Pittsfield: Environmental talk on invasive vines
Pittsfield: Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil ceremony
Hinsdale: Council on Aging plans holiday party
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PHOTO GALLERIES
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Lenox boys soccer vs. Bromfield in MIAA Division IV state semifinals
Whiskey Treaty Roadshow
MassHire Job Fair
2018 Festival of Trees
LOCAL SPORTS
Lenox boys soccer celebrates championship season in aftermath of state semifinal loss
CHICOPEE — There is no way to sugarcoat the final scoreline of Wednesday's MIAA Division IV state semifinal.On the scoreboard at Chicopee Comprehensive High School, the lights spelled out …
Sheffield-native, Williston Northampton senior Sarah Sullivan signs to play basketball at Assumption College
Pipkins' 36 not enough, as Harvard holds off UMass at Mullins Center
Pingelski drives MCLA women's basketball by SUNY Cobleskill
Lenox boys soccer set for MIAA state semifinal rematch with defending champion Bromfield
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
Tom F. Murphy, Michele Rivers Murphy, Jeffry A. Bradway and Marcella Wojtkowski Bradway: Wrong place, wrong size for a solar array
Letter: Midterms provide much-needed hope
Letter: Service industry workers face winter challenges
Don't destroy, restore, Mill St. dam and others
Letter: No DA doesn't need to be taught
Letter: Teaching civics is a step in right direction
DAILY LANDSCAPE
Arts and entertainment calendar for Thursday, Nov. 15
THEATRICAL LANDSCAPE
Barrington Stage Company, Williamstown Theatre Festival come out on top of 2018 Berkshire Theatre Critics Association Awards
MUSICAL LANDSCAPES
Meet the producer, Johnny Irion
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPES
Turning bold journeys into brushstrokes
BERKSHIRE LANDSCAPES
A celebration 10 years in the making
NORTH ADAMS — When "Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective" opened to the public on Nov. 16, 2008, visitors from as far away as Honolulu and as close as River Street were on hand to view 105 …
CULINARY LANDSCAPES
Happy Peanut Butter Fudge Day!
ARTISTIC LANDSCAPES
Documenting nature's extremes at The Clark
MY BERKSHIRE LANDSCAPES
John Seven | Viewer's Discretion: French murder mystery, a look at Satan and Hell
LITERARY LANDSCAPES
Open Book with Tyree Daye
ENTERTAINMENT
Film clips / Nov. 16-22
A PRIVATE WAR (R)True-life drama about celebrated war correspondent Marie Colvin (Academy Award nominee Rosamund Pike) - a woman as comfortable downing martinis with high society as she was brazenly …
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 …
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The Daniel Pearl Berkshire Scholarship
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