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Bob always had a tremendous work ethic. He began mowing lawns at age 12, and as an adult, Bob began building homes. Bob continued on to build over 30 homes in the Berkshires.

He then worked for Eaton Paper for 33 years and traveled across the country as the president of the International Paper Makers Union.

She was the office manager for the Law Offices of Sherwood Guernsey and also worked as a machinist at Clark-Aiken Company.

As an early innovator and a fast-moving fashion executive, Joan held many positions at the highest levels of publishing and fashion, both in Los Angeles and New York.

"It's always heartbreaking to see a family forced from their home by a fire, especially when it happens so close to the holidays." -- Great Barrington Fire Chief Charles Burger

During deliberations in the U.S. Senate, the chamber's parliamentarian blocked language that would have repealed the Johnson Amendment, a provision in the current U.S. tax code that prohibits charitable organizations from endorsing candidates for political office.

Built in 1800, this beautiful estate takes you back in history. Once a farmhouse, country manor, and B&B this property offers much potential. With its beautiful views and incredible lighting, it awaits the next chapter...

The latest weekly report of real estate sales in the Berkshire region of Western Massachusetts and Northwest Connecticut.

Save the Art - Save the Museum will rally outside the American Alliance of Museums conference at Harvard University.

In addition to raising nine children, Ann worked alongside her husband at Collins Veterinary Hospital in Lee throughout his career.

We are deeply concerned for the millions of people in need in our communities and across the country who rely on private funding for critical early education, out-of-school time programs and organizations that provide pathways out of poverty." -- Joint statement on proposed tax reform by United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, Massachusetts Nonprofit Network and Catholic Charities of Boston

A boy born to Hana and Jeremy Kenny of Great Barrington.

She worked as a school bus driver in West Stockbridge for 10 years and then waitressed at the Berkshire Truck Plaza, retiring in 1989.

One of her greatest joys in life was being a grandmother at which she excelled.

He was an artist to his last days, painting and drawing to the end.  John left us with a treasure of journals, sculpture, drawings, paintings and countless other arts, crafts and projects.

With over 100 feet of water frontage on one of the Berkshires' finest lakes, our "Property of the Week" offers tranquility like only a waterfront property can. Uninterrupted views give the home a very private feel, even though it's only a few minutes from downtown Pittsfield.