DALTON – Berkshire Organics Market and Delivery Service has been named one of the Top 12 Right to Know Grocers in North America by Organic Consumers Association (OCA). The store was…
PITTSFIELD – Armand Maffuccio, 91, can tell you a few things about democracy, war and the will to survive. The lifelong Pittsfield resident was 21 years old when he joined…
LENOX – If you’re tired of buying your groceries then driving to a package store for a bottle of spirits, one local grocer has a solution. The Price Chopper on…
BOSTON – The Kennedy Park Belvedere controversy has finally reached the courts. On June 18, the Town of Lenox, represented by Attorney Jonathan Silverstein of the law firm Koppelman and…
SHEFFIELD – Leave it to a pair of grandmothers to make an unheard of event happen in a small Massachusetts town. The friendship of the grandmothers of 67th United Nations…
WILLIAMSTOWN – Amidst a sea of Williams College bucket hats and umbrellas to combat the 90-degree heat, members of the Class of 2013 received their bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Of…
PITTSFIELD – Former mayor and longtime Pittsfield Democratic City Committee (PDCC) Chairman Remo Del Gallo was honored for his career in public service at a surprise party held at the…
SHEFFIELD – The first ever “SBRSD on Parade,” an event to highlight the goings-on within the Southern Berkshire Regional School District, was “a resounding success.” Wandering the halls of Mount…
SHEFFIELD – BerkShares, a local currency initiative for The Berkshires, began in the fall of 2006. Since then, more than 400 local businesses have signed on to accept the currency,…
LENOX – The Olde Heritage Tavern recently reached out to those displaced by the fire at the Curtis Hotel. On May 2, the Heritage offered a free lunch to any…