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@berkshireeagle has been a member of Linktree for 7 years and joined in April 2019. The social media accounts linked to from @berkshireeagle are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, berkshireeagle has populated their site with: • Pittsfield youth baseball team rallies community to restore Springside Park field | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • BSO and musicians avert strike by extending expiring labor contract | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • For Berkshire first responders, the cornhole classic was about more than the trophy | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • North Adams housing tenants raise safety concerns, citing drug activity and security issues | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • MassDOT releases a revised timeline for repair of Division Street bridge in Great Barrington | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • As Massachusetts moves to temporarily ban kratom, Berkshire officials worry about what comes next | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Diners flock to the Highland Restaurant as the beloved Pittsfield eatery prepares to end its 90-year run | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Inside Lee’s hidden toy gallery, where 20,000-plus toys tell the story of history | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Housatonic Water Works warned MassDEP it was falling behind. Now Great Barrington wants action | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • State Rep. John Barrett III wins Democratic primary, narrowly defeats Andrew Fitch | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Locker rooms at Wahconah Park have been demolished. The grandstand is next | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Clarksburg pickle fest honors late friend who helped inspire event | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Dalton Youth Center gets a fresh look — and new programs for kids | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Sanctum Café to bring food, community and live music to Pittsfield’s North Street | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • From $1.60 an hour to retirement: Pittsfield workers reflect on their careers | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • 'We're very proud to get it back.' Purple Heart found in Vermont returned to North Adams family | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • NYC restaurant manager plan to reopen Sheffield's former Frog Restaurant | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • Dream Green Recycling wants to be the one-stop for recycling in Berkshire County | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • Community remembers Jayquan Williams with roaring engines | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Becket photojournalist Todd Maisel looks back on Sept. 11 attacks in new book | Books | The Berkshire Eagle • Juju’s in Lee has closed, but its Great Barrington location will remain open as owners eye expansion in North Carolina | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • Rising food costs squeeze Berkshire County childcare providers | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Collection of phone numbers, email addresses from students angers Taconic parent | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Tanglewood attendance jumps 22% as popular artists draw big crowds | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • An investigation into hazing allegations involving Hoosac Valley's co-op football team is in the hands of a neighboring DA | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Great Barrington is Berkshire County’s only police department with plate readers. The data travels farther | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Becket and Lee received a combined $9.7 million for road projects. Here’s what it means for the towns | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Temporary bridge in Clarksburg almost complete, but residents decry significant impact | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Dr. Bruce Evenchik, founder of Berkshire Eye Center, remembered as 'larger than life' after Kennedy Park death | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Taconic High School students build Habitat for Humanity home • North Adams protest art exhibit at MCLA highlights Berkshire activism • Five takeaways from an interview with Gov. Maura Healey • ‘Love Shouldn’t Be Deadly’: North Adams walk honors domestic violence victims • Berkshire County SNAP enrollment falls 18.5% as stricter rules take effect • Second former Miss Hall's teacher charged in sexual misconduct case involving student | Breaking | The Berkshire Eagle • Adams girl, almost 7, sells out of her handmade pens — twice | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • At 100, St. Mary of the Assumption in Cheshire is 'family,' its pastor says | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • How the Lindsay Clancy trial is holding up a Berkshire County murder case | Crime | The Berkshire Eagle • Berkshire Mall could be demolished for new development with 2 major retail anchors | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • 1 injured in Pittsfield shooting; 4th in city in 2 months | Breaking | The Berkshire Eagle • North Adams accidentally releases 419 Social Security numbers in public records request | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Three people shot at the corner of Linden Street and Francis Avenue in Pittsfield | Breaking | The Berkshire Eagle • Berkshire district attorney, sheriff and clerk of courts endorse Springfield challenger in Governor's Council primary | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • New Lenox housing development brings 65 apartments, families to town | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • South County Connector isn't being dissolved, Great Barrington says amid service cuts | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • There’s a new milliner in North Adams. She hopes you’ll wear something besides a beanie this winter | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • Former Superintendent William Travis remembered for leadership, trust during Pittsfield schools overhaul | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • FORK & FOLIO: These spicy cold Korean noodles are easy, fiery and refreshing | Arts and Culture | The Berkshire Eagle • Truffles by Tarah is moving out of a home kitchen and into a North Street storefront this fall | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Why are people removing hardy kiwi plants at Burbank Park? Volunteers hope it'll make the forest healthier | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • School choice reshapes Berkshire County as Lenox leads the state | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Main & Mill opens as an upscale, all-day option in downtown North Adams | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • 'She was truly the face of this department': Kim Bertelli-Hunt retires from Pittsfield police after record-setting 43 years | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Pittsfield’s newest splash pad opens on the West Side | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Embattled leader Michael Grillo is out as Sandisfield fire chief | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Junk Busters is keeping two young entrepreneurs in the Berkshires | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • New restaurant Aura brings coffee by day, tapas and cocktails by night to Pittsfield | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Glamping resort developer backs out of Donnybrook Country Club purchase; property back on market | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Lee's Lofts at Eagle Mill opens for tours ahead of first tenants | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Richmond Pond remains shut down by hazardous algae bloom | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • 'North Adams is going to miss her.' Desiree ‘Dez’ Taylor remembered for art, history and heart | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Supporters, opponents weigh in on proposed North Street cannabis dispensary in Pittsfield | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Do you want to own the 'castle' on Lincoln Street in Pittsfield? Yes, the lions are included | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • End of an era: Highland Restaurant to close after 90 years in business | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • 'A beautiful book.' Berkshire County Historical Society marks 10 years of 'Moby-Dick' Read-A-Thon | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • A first look at the new Greylock School as the building takes shape in North Adams | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • How a Pittsfield woman turned a love of languages into a life of service | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • High-speed internet is finally reaching the last homes in Florida, Savoy, Hawley and Monroe | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • North Adams honors Special Olympics athlete Jenna Thomas for bringing home the bronze | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • 'There's no comparison.' Berkshire Museum visitors awed by redesigned exhibits | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • When a land dispute happens, records from the 1700s could be needed. That's why the Registry of Deeds exists | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Group walks from Williamstown to Boston to press for new state flag | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • 'I'm so tired and sick of this': Pittsfield man seeks fix for decades-old flooding problem | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Four minors accused of using Silly String to vandalize artworks and property at Mass MoCA in North Adams | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • At Pittsfield's Shop & Shred, a skate jam and market for everybody | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Flood watch issued as 2 to 5 inches of rain could drench Berkshire County | Weather | The Berkshire Eagle • Blueberries take center stage at Austerlitz Historical Society's 25th annual fundraising festival in NY | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • With its aquarium at the center, Berkshire Museum's new first floor brings art, science and natural history together | Berkshire Landscapes | The Berkshire Eagle • Designer launches market in historic Lenox site featuring handcrafted home goods and more | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • A happy tail: They came ready to wag at Stockbridge Library's dog show | South Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Rolling into reality: New Williamstown skate park eyes fall opening | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Vong’s owner plans to reopen in November — with kitchen upgrades | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Pittsfield firefighters pour water on smoldering rail car from Woodlawn Avenue bridge | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Adams cannabis cultivator LC Square plans to open retail dispensary | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • Miss Hall's former head of school indicted on charge of reckless endangerment of a child | Breaking | The Berkshire Eagle • 'Old-world woodland apothecary' The Mossy Cauldron opens on Railroad Street in Great Barrington | Business | The Berkshire Eagle • Lanesborough considers 'middle path' to save Baker Hill Road District as Berkshire Mall redevelopment hangs in balance | Northern Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • Meet Hara Charlier, the new president of Berkshire Community College | Central Berkshires | The Berkshire Eagle • 'It was really horrible.' Great Barrington resident among 18 in state who had cyclospora this year | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • BSO finances: Report shows robust gains but concerns persist | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Jimmy's Ride to end, but a new scholarship fund will keep his memory alive | Local News | The Berkshire Eagle • Pittsfield man known for livestreaming crime scenes charged after hatchet confrontation | Crime | The Berkshire Eagle • Aging Adams fire station plagued by structural problems as district weighs next steps | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Local and state officials call on Lenco Industries to reconsider future contracts with ICE • A North Adams nip return program has redeemed 35,000 bottles. However, its funding is dwindling | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Retiring Principal Jake McCandless reflects on decades in Berkshire County education | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • School lunch hero: 8-year-old Hoosac Valley Elementary student saves choking classmate • Pittsfield High DECA students skipped a snow day — now they’re headed to state competition | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Ephraim Alexander Schwartz remembered as a passionate LGBTQ+ advocate and community organizer | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Donate to the Local Journalism Fund and support The Berkshire Eagle • Subscribe to The Berkshire Eagle today • 'Every day is awesome': Pittsfield bakery celebrates 20 years | Business | berkshireeagle.com • When is a sign a sign? Lanesborough store and town clash over this vintage truck | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • FORK & FOLIO: An easy Irish ale bread that's perfect to serve with stew or corned beef | Arts and Culture | berkshireeagle.com • Butterfly posters supporting immigrants are popping up around the Berkshires. Where did they come from? | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • North Street flower shop Thistle ’N Thorn Floral announces it will close | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Simon’s Rock community calls for resignation of Bard President Leon Botstein over ties to Jeffrey Epstein | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • How’s sugaring season going in the Berkshires? Visitors got a taste at Woodlife Ranch in Williamstown during Maple Weekend | Business | berkshireeagle.com • How will the war in Iran affect life in the Berkshires? It's more than just the price of gas that's going up | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • ‘Justice for Biagio’: Family seeks answers at Pittsfield standout after fatal police shooting | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Do you have questions about zoning in Egremont? This AI language model can help you ... | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Richmond woman returns home safe after Iran's strikes stranded her in Dubai | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Lenox high school postpones sophomore class trip to Washington amid safety concerns tied to US-Israeli war with Iran | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Seven patients tested positive for Legionella. Two died. What happened? | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • A noise complaint about an Adams holiday display has been withdrawn. The dentist who was targeted wants an apology | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • After another week of ice and snow in the Berkshires, a welcome touch of springtime is coming. How long will it last? | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • Grazie owner Matt Tatro has opened Dough Boys Pizza in Adams | Business | berkshireeagle.com • At The Clark, families create art inspired by Aboubakar Fofana’s ‘Trees and Seeds of Life’ | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • In ‘Ramin Abbas Has Major Questions,’ Ahmed Saber centers a gay Muslim teen at a crossroads | Books | berkshireeagle.com • Broad Brook dam set for removal this summer. Here’s how it will help brook trout move freely | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • A new breakfast and lunch spot is coming to downtown Pittsfield | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Mayor Marchetti names Pittsfield's next police chief | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Word up, Berkshires: Great Barrington man takes his shot on CW’s 'Scrabble' game show | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Jane's Quad lift marks major investment for Ski Butternut in Great Barrington | Business | berkshireeagle.com • ‘Fire in the sky.’ Berkshire woman stranded as Iran’s missile strikes shut down Dubai travel | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Five years of footprints: North Adams artist continues her giant snow drawings | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Native American voices lifted with new library in nine DCR parks, including Mount Greylock Visitor Center | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • North Adams extends public comment, rewrites council rules to boost participation | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Ariana Massery, a former Jacob's Pillow official, is settling in as executive director of the Community Recreation Association | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • March into spring: As the month begins, it will feel more like winter in the Berkshires, but there is reason for hope | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • GOFUNDME: Help Nate & Arya After Devastating House Fire • Adams house fire on Richmond Lane causes extensive damage | Breaking | berkshireeagle.com • With vote pending on less frequent buses, BRTA eyes expanding proposed countywide route | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • ‘Love will supersede evil’: Saint Joseph graduate leads team after devastating hockey game shooting | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Holmes Road bridge will be reduced to one lane of traffic on March 2 | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • FORK & FOLIO: Yes, food can affect your hormones. This cookbook explains how to eat for better balance | Arts and Culture | berkshireeagle.com • As it looks to an uncertain future, Pittsfield's Second Congregational Church celebrates its rich 180-year history | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Miss the Marketplace in Pittsfield? Its manager and his partner aim to launch a spiritual successor downtown | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Berkshire County 'dodges a bullet' as nor’easter tracks east • Hundreds of hazard trees will be cut this spring along the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • 'It's just been really rewarding.' Al Nelson Food Pantry celebrates 15th anniversary | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Berkshire Environmental Action Team launches campaign to end non-native fish stocking in Massachusetts | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Interim no more: Anita Akor confirmed as Pittsfield Municipal Airport manager | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • New weight limits on Center Street bridge will detour trucks through residential Adams neighborhoods | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Shire Donuts owners close Lenox shop to focus on Dalton flagship, real estate business | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Authorities believe Pittsfield hit-and-run suspect was aware he had hit a pedestrian before fleeing scene | Crime | berkshireeagle.com • Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum hires first-ever paid employee as executive director | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Allegrone awarded first grant as part of new state program helping turn commercial buildings into apartments | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Sledders rocket downhill to victory at third Winter Festival at Pittsfield's Clapp Park | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Pittsfield protesters call on Home Depot to take a stand against ICE | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • An expected dead end to a DCF records request | Columnists | berkshireeagle.com • Photos: Family fun at North Adams WinterFest | Multimedia | berkshireeagle.com • Brian Ricca chosen to lead Southern Berkshire Regional School District | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Pittsfield City Council scraps camping ban in favor of homelessness outreach program | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Tapping into tradition: Pancake House reopens at Ioka Valley Farm • Berkshires will get a break from bone-chilling cold. But how long will it last? | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • Pittsfield man identified as victim of fatal hit-and-run crash | Breaking | berkshireeagle.com • Valentine’s Day watchlist: The top 10 romantic comedies you’ll never get tired of | Berkshire Landscapes | berkshireeagle.com • A few million-dollar homes reshape Berkshire County’s housing market | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • What are the different types and brackets of affordable housing? | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Co-owner Becky Piccolo buys Olde Heritage Tavern building in Lenox | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • BRTA launches Link413 bus program, linking the Berkshires to Greenfield and Northampton | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • New Pittsfield shelter not fully open yet, officials say after online confusion | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • West Stockbridge Police Chief Nicole Miller placed on administrative leave | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Wahconah grad Matt Whitcomb leads another group of American Olympians as cross country ski head coach | Local Sports | berkshireeagle.com • Tenants say Pittsfield Housing Authority ignored fire alarm problems at Wahconah Heights | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Another frigid weekend is in store for the Berkshires, but brighter days (literally) are ahead | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • Outdoor ice rink is officially open at Wahconah Park in Pittsfield | Community News | berkshireeagle.com • Dispute over town archives stalls Ramsdell Library renovation in Housatonic | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Fire that destroyed Wagon Wheel Inn likely began above room ceiling, officials say | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Allendale Shopping Center bus stop relocated after crime complaints, disrupts travel routes | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Pittsfield moves to protect Onota, Pontoosuc lakes and Richmond Pond with new commission | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • North Adams City Councilor Andrew Fitch announces bid for 1st Berkshire District seat in state House | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • From Taconic jazz band to the Grammys: Pittsfield’s Mike Tierney wins first Grammy • Taconic High School principal apologizes after guest speaker hands out unauthorized Charlie Kirk materials | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Berkshire Food Project hit by unprecedented demand, receives record donations | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Otto’s Kitchen & Comfort welcomes all with pay-what-you-can monthly community meals | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • For Berkshire small businesses, staying open during ICE protest isn’t political • Had enough of the polar express? Here's when the Berkshires will get some relief | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • Construction underway for long-awaited outdoor skating rink at Wahconah Park in Pittsfield • Once a shopping hub, now a safety hazard: Berkshire Mall is boarded up | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Pittsfield officials dispute resident’s claim he was fined for feeding the homeless | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Adams officer fires gun during Commercial Street incident; no one hit | Crime | berkshireeagle.com • Two T's Thrifting opens in Adams | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Former Curtis Fine Papers mill is poised for demolition — if an EPA grant comes through | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Berkshires blanketed by up to 16 inches of snow in biggest January storm since 2018 | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • Why Pittsfield’s library added a social worker to its staff | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Adams Fire District seeks a new fire station | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • BFAIR purchases bottle and can redemption center building in North Adams | Northern Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Snowmobile trails are now open in Berkshire County. Here’s what to know | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Winter’s worst weekend ahead in the Berkshires. How much snow is likely to fall? | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • Are short-term rentals allowed in Lanesborough? Only if you don't get caught | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Romans Bar and Bistro opens on Route 20 | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Deep freeze, snowstorm poised to pound Berkshires with back-to-back wintry blast | Weather | berkshireeagle.com • 'A kind, loving person': Family remembers Biagio Kauvil after fatal police shooting | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Berkshire Bank is now Beacon Bank: What customers need to know about the transition | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Pittsfield and Taconic High Schools to co-op in football in Fall 2026 season | Football | berkshireeagle.com • From a missed question to Capitol Hill: Berkshires teen builds AI app to help patients speak up | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Did you make under $69k this year? Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity is giving free tax help | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Food distribution effort by Multicultural Bridge kicks off MLK weekend of service | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Two downtown Great Barrington restaurants reopen under new ownership • Lee Police Chief Craig DeSantis to retire in September after almost 30 years with the department | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Nine Berkshire County towns to consider adopting a regional animal control program | Local News | berkshireeagle.com • Silver Lake Booking aims to revive Pittsfield hardcore scene one gig at a time | Berkshire Landscapes | berkshireeagle.com • Eight displaced in Pine Street house fire in Pittsfield; cause under investigation | Breaking | berkshireeagle.com • From Dewey’s to Riverside Public House: New restaurant opens in Dalton | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Taconic students put classroom skills to work — building a new home for Habitat for Humanity | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Lake House Guest Cottages in Lanesborough adds Mazzone Hospitality as partner in a key expansion | Business | berkshireeagle.com • Lee purchases 4-acre parcel along Housatonic River for canoe and kayak take-out | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Capt. Marc Strout named to lead Pittsfield police on interim basis as city awaits civil service results | Central Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • ‘Extraordinary feats’: 250 years later, Knox journey handoff reenacted at the Massachusetts–New York border | South Berkshires | berkshireeagle.com • Sign up for our newsletters here • Looking for more stories? 🦅