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This year, staff and students at Buxton School in Williamstown are doing what many of us have only dreamed of: putting down their smartphones. The new policy, which was introduced this February and will go into effect in September, disallows all smartphones on campus, with the goal of encour…
Since 1977, Crown Jewelers has occupied the same storefront at the north end of Pittsfield’s Allendale shopping plaza, supplying fine jewelry and exceptional service to generation after generation of loyal customers. But now, it’s time to move on.
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Trace Augcomfar is on a mission to support Berkshire businesses, and smartphones are her weapon of choice.
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