Jimmy Nesbitt
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Jimmy Nesbitt is deputy managing editor of The Berkshire Eagle.
A space in Steeple City Plaza that soon will be occupied by Rent-A-Center.
Dr. John Reynolds, the director of the Pittsfield Veterinary Hospital, died in a kayaking accident Thursday on Richmond Pond.
All Massachusetts residents 18 and older are now eligible to get a COVID-19 booster shot.
An autograph book containing inscriptions from Susan B. Anthony, Mark Twain, Thomas Edison and many other American historical figures has been donated to the Susan B. Anthony Museum in Adams.
Kelly Vincent-Brunacini, a founding board member of the Susan B. Anthony Museum in Adams, recently purchased a rare photo of Susan B. Anthony at an online auction.
Several former and current Eagle staffers who were on duty Sept. 11, 2001, tell their stories of that day in their own words.
Like so many events last year, the Moby Dick Annual Read-A-Thon at Herman Melville's Arrowhead was forced to go virtual due to the pandemic. This year, with COVID restrictions easing, Arrowhead organized a hybrid read-a-thon, with some participating in person at the home and others logging into Zoom to read. People from around the world signed on to the Zoom event, including one person with the screen name Paul Giamatti.
A foglike haze has descended on the Berkshires and is affecting air-quality levels throughout the county.
A mystery disease sweeping the parts of the country that can cause neurological damage and death.
