PITTSFIELD – Several weeks ago, the Berkshire Beacon ran a story about two older cats, Otto and Lily, needing to be adopted after their elderly owner Eleanor Leaheypassed away. Since…
[media-credit id=3 align=”alignright” width=”300″][/media-credit] CHESHIRE – Suzanne Goudreau, a town resident, is a talented artist with whatever medium she is using. She has worked in acrylics and oils and painted…
PITTSFIELD – Sally Filkins, a city resident, is the playwright-in-residence at Arrowhead on Holmes Road. She’s written numerous plays that have been performed by VOICES theater group, including “Melville Haunted.”…
PITTSFIELD – The first combined flea market, tag sale and crafts fair, a fundraising event held last weekend at Arrowhead, 780 Holmes Road, turned out to be successful as well as…
September really is a very sweet month, touched with a tad of “bitter” as well. It signals the beginning of so many good things such as a new school year,…
This week, as children throughout Berkshire County went back to school after the long summer vacation, my thoughts traveled back through time. It was more decades ago than I care…
PITTSFIELD — Jazz Vespers, a free sunset evening prayer services featuring jazz improvisation, singing and silence, will return to Zion Lutheran Church, 74 First St. in Pittsfield, on September 5.…
PITTSFIELD – Kathi Kelly, an experienced rubber stamp artisan, has had a lifelong love of crafts, so it makes sense she’d eventually start her own business selling her artistic ornament…
[media-credit id=3 align=”alignright” width=”300″][/media-credit]PITTSFIELD – More than 50 parishioners from St. Mark’s Church climbed aboard a bus and into three cars last weekend and drove a little more than an…
PITTSFIELD – Luck and time are running out for Lily and Otto, two well-behaved house cats in good health who have had some tough breaks this summer. Their human “mom,”…