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Carey’s Pet Shop on East Street — and later Elm Street — was a favorite store during the baby boom years, and its owner, was a great teacher on the care of pets.
We baby boomers appear to be the last of today’s generations to be major collectors. Whether it is family heirlooms, antiques or even smaller hobby collections, for most of us, even the smallest collections create an emotional attachment very difficult to give up.
One of my favorite of Pittsfield's many playgrounds in the 1950s and '60s was at Crane School in the Morningside section of the city. In addition to activities, It was the only playground located on school grounds that had a wading pool.
In the 1950s, after school let out, our parents treated the three of us kids annually to the Catskill Game Farm, a 1,000-acre animal preserve …
Berkshire Money Management CEO takes a break from delivering personal protective gear to a nursing home in Williamstown. "Allen is so firmly r…
Allen Harris, second from right, helps at an annual ceremony with the Associated Industries of Massachusetts at Hotel on North in Pittsfield i…
With Allen Harris in the background, Enrico Spada announces "Shakespeare in the Park" for Springside Park in Pittsfield in 2014; Berkshire Mon…
DALTON — What's the obligation of any business to serve the community it calls home? By the very laws of business, none. That's not the purpose of business. The purpose — plain and …
Allen Harris introduces a 2019 panel hosted by Associated Industries of Massachusetts and Berkshire Money Management about hiring and keeping …
In early April, Allen Harris of Berkshire Money Management delivers 1,000 masks and 500 gloves to Williamstown Commons in Williamstown to help…
