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Natasha Dresner | The Nonprofit Prophet: Why are some nonprofits surviving COVID-19 and some aren't?
The COVID-19 pandemic has taught us so many lessons. If your board and staff have not taken a pause yet to discuss and understand it, you should. Consider this a springboard to starting that conversation.
If you’re a business owner, you’re probably successful. But, is your business significant, or just successful?
PITTSFIELD — Tara McCluskey has been promoted to vice president/mortgage originations at Greylock Federal Credit Union. As part of the lending team, McCluskey will oversee the entire mortgage cycle from origination to closing.
Attorneys Jennifer M. Breen, Kyle G. Christensen and Mark Leonhard have joined the law firm of Donovan O’Connor & Dodig, which has offices in North Adams, Pittsfield and Bennington, Vt.
GREAT BARRINGTON — Attorney Eve Schatz, the founder and executive director of the nonprofit Berkshire Center for Justice, has been chosen to receive the Access to Justice Legal Services Award by the Massachusetts Bar Association.
PITTSFIELD — Advances in technology aim to make life better, but for those with physical or developmental disabilities, that change has been transformative.
In his first seven seasons at UMass Lowell, head coach Pat Duquette's team had not won a post-season game.
WILLIAMSTOWN — The stampede of Mounties behind them was deep and intense, but three Hoosac Valley skiers managed to tune them out.
PITTSFIELD — A “slice of normality” was served at Springside Park Saturday morning in the form of a snowshoe race.
CHESHIRE — The battle of peaks and valleys is tied at one following a tight bout at Hoosac Valley on Friday night.
Girls Basketball League grades 3-5