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Pittsfield’s first race with speed boats, driven by special motors developing speed up to 60 miles an hour on a mixture of castor oil, alcohol…
Because a maid of Mrs. William H. Eaton had no place to leave her small child while she worked, the Pittsfield Day Nursery was founded 35 year…
As Berkshire apples turned to juicy goodness this fall, Howard’s Cider Mill, South Mountain Road, swung into its 117th year of cidermaking to …
By Edward W. McCormick
An old time member of the Boys’ Club went back to his alma mater the other night. It was like looking down the mirror of the years and many in…
To look quickly at a Morgan horse, you would be hard-pressed to suspect his strong New England background. The lines are graceful but a little…
It's no compliment when a lawyer is called an ambulance chaser, but fire truck chaser is a complimentary moniker for Edward A. Radke of 38 Rut…
Robert L. Shepherd is a young science teacher at North Junior High School who, like most science teachers, had a bit of trouble in demonstrati…
A week devoted to helping the physically handicapped is like all other weeks to Max Schaetzler. He’s at it the entire year.
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