Why mention previous Lee Police woes?
Incitement is not free speech
When in Rome — or DC
A response to letter on Five Corners intersection
Alphonse Pelletier’s junior symphony
COVID is global; US response should be, too
Berkshire Bach Society grateful for $42K MCC grant
Massachusetts seems woefully behind in protecting seniors
Together, we can carry America forward
Politics in Pittsfield
Let’s stop calling the insurrectionists ‘insane’
An inauguration celebration for all
Take down your political signs
Five Corners intersection should be a roundabout
Letting go
Vilsack still not right for USDA
To the editor: The 48th anniversary of Roe v. Wade this Friday occurs in the same week as the celebration of the birth of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Roe v. Wade legalized abortion nationwide and led to the destruction of 60 million babies.
Coronavirus
Editorials
In a winter when most Americans could use a good news story to lift their patriotic spirits, we find one unfolding — albeit 4,000 miles from here — in snow-covered places like Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Finland. That’s where the women’s U.S. Cross-Country Ski Team, led by the standout p…
There’s a new guy on the rostrum as the 192nd session of the Massachusetts House begins work, but an astonishing sameness in the way business is conducted — the same lack of transparency, a place where being a lawmaker is an insider’s game.
The Donald Trump administration is officially gone, but some of the deeper wounds it left in our republic remain — as do lessons on how to better fortify our political institutions against a similarly reckless executive.
As plans for mass vaccine distribution become reality, regional equity should factor into Massachusetts’ efforts to deal a crushing blow to the coronavirus.
When he takes the oath of office today, Joseph R. Biden will become the 46th president of the United States of America. President Biden entered the race for the White House endeavoring to restore the “soul” of America, and he now has his work cut out for him.
Columnists
I remember the Obama years well. There was a massive surge of national pride when Barack Obama was elected. America had done something important. It had overcome a hurdle on its path to racial inclusion. It had dealt a blow to its past.
Donald Trump’s administration overpromised on coronavirus vaccines. In November, his secretary of health and human services said there would be 40 million doses available by the end of the 2020; he was off by about a month. Trump himself promised 100 million doses in that same period. Everyt…
To make a lasting impact on diversity, equity and inclusion in Williamstown, we should turn our attention to housing.
PITTSFIELD — On Jan. 20, 2021, Joseph R. Biden Jr. took the oath of office and was officially sworn in as America’s 46th president. Wasting no time, on day one, he took action to undo what he described as over a dozen of former President Donald Trump’s most harmful policies, which included r…
It’s not often that one loses two dear friends in the span of a month. Yet that merciless contagion, Covid, recently dealt me such a blow.
Now that I’ve finished watching almost every British mystery I could find on BritBox or Acorn TV, I have changed gears and begun to plant my virtual garden. With a stack of seed catalogs waiting on the table, I have looked for gardening inspiration in a new place this year, the weekly BBC ga…
A tribute to those we have lost, September-November 2020.
Holiday gift ideas from your favorite local retailers.
The best of the best of Berkshire County, chosen by Berkshire Eagle readers.
The Berkshire Eagle presents a celebration of exemplary high school athletes.
The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires presents the 2020 Berkshire Nonprofit Awards.
The Berkshire Eagle's annual business feature puts a spotlight on downtown renaissances in Berkshire County.
Berkshire Community College presents an annual roundup of forty young leaders making a difference in Berkshire County.
Looking for a change? The Berkshire Eagle presents great opportunities at top employers in Berkshire County.
Look into the future of education in the Berkshires and Southern Vermont.
