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4 days ago |
berkshireeagle.com | Jane Kaufman
SANDISFIELD — A rock climber who was hit in the head by a dislodged rock was carried off Hanging Mountain by more than a dozen rescuers Saturday, then transported by ambulance to a waiting helicopter to Baystate Medical Center in Springfield. The woman, 31, was conscious and alert when Sandisfield Deputy Fire Chief Eric Pachulski arrived at the face of the climbing area. This is a subscriber exclusive story.
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5 days ago |
berkshireeagle.com | Jane Kaufman
ADAMS — Here's the scoop: The Rainbow Shack is open for business. The business soft opened on Thursday. Shortly before, owners Emily Moulton and Kyle Danforth were putting the finishing touches on the newly reimagined Rainbow Shack at 85 Summer St.Emily Moulton's father, Mark Moulton, arrived in time to load 3-gallon containers of Gifford’s ice cream into a newly purchased ice cream cooler. General Manager Ingrid Poplaski, a childhood friend of Emily Moulton, was preparing to open the register.
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1 week ago |
berkshireeagle.com | Jane Kaufman
Even though the Trump administration gutted funding for AmeriCorps, 12 volunteers will be able to continue their work in the Berkshires thanks to an individual donor and a local foundation who stepped up to fill the financial gap. Six AmeriCorps volunteers building two side-by-side homes on Robbins Avenue in Pittsfield for Central Berkshire Habitat for Humanity just received a small reprieve after federal funding for their stipends was cut.
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1 week ago |
berkshireeagle.com | Jane Kaufman
GREAT BARRINGTON — With the town's recent approval of a zoning overlay district for the 275-acre Simon’s Rock campus, the college is ready to move forward with selling the property. John Weinstein, provost and vice president of Bard College at Simon’s Rock, said Saturday’s vote at Town Meeting was critical in opening up possibilities for wider uses, other than just education, at the campus at 84 Alford Road, therefore making it more marketable to prospective buyers and developers.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
berkshireeagle.com | Jane Kaufman
LEE — The first time Rebecca Bliss Lilley made scones at the former Birchwood Inn in Lenox, she flubbed it. Unfazed, she learned and improved. It didn’t take long for her to get the hang of baking. Then she got hooked. About 20 years ago, she started to cook up a dream of opening a tea room. Meanwhile, she moved up through the ranks of the Berkshires hospitality industry.
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