Tuesday, Apr 24 / By Carole Owens /
The Berkshire history broadsheets are well laid out, richly illustrated and bursting with “news.” The first broadsheet covers 39 years, 1761–1800. The next covered 25 years, 1800–25.
Monday, Apr 23 / By Letter to the editor /
In his letter to the editor, Harold French writes, ‘Davis will talk to the students in The Berkshire Hills Region School District about his exploits, but more importantly about his message to youth that “You don’t lose, until you quit trying”.’
Monday, Apr 23 / By Emily Edelman /
The Four Freedom Coalition’s ‘Step Up: Empowering Ourselves’ will focus on specific issues, how they affect the community, and what the public can do at the local level to address them.
Bernard A. Drew
Monday, Apr 23 / By Bernard A. Drew /
Why are we honoring a massacre? On the other hand, how many monuments are there to Native American maltreatment? It’s a rare admission of how fiercely we wrestled New England from its indigenous people.
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