Art Ames
id fan of all things cultural, Art also writes music reviews and articles for Elmore Magazine,and you can find him on the radio on Sunday and Monday nights, hosting a music show on WBCR in G.B. and WXOJ in Northampton respectively. And advocate for community engagement,civility and good old-fashioned common sense, he still manages to inexplicably be a slightly fanatical Red Sox fan, and for better or worse, has an opinion on just about everything.+See Articles
Andrew D. Blechman
New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Smithsonian magazine, The Atlantic, among other publications. His pup, Gingersnap, a wolverine-honey badger mix, is perfect in every way.+See Articles
Amber Chand
oach, and global entrepreneur. Through her signature coaching program, “The Hero/Heroine’s Journey: Creating Your Brave, New Story,” she works with individuals who are going through a time of deep transition. Through her Global Journeys initiative, she offers a guided journey for women to the foothills of the Himalayas and India. Amber’s work has been recognized in a variety of media including Marie Claire, Kosmos, Oprah and Inc. Magazine. She lives in Great Barrington.+See Articles
Alan Chartock
tical science at SUNY New Paltz and was a professor emeritus of communications at the State University of New York; and executive publisher and project director for the Legislative Gazette, a weekly newspaper staffed by college intern reporters covering New York state government.+See Articles
Anne Dwyer
d's mother's kitchen. I have a degree in Pastry Arts and operated my own bakery for more than a decade. I do love my sugar, but have my chops from kitchens in Cambridge, New York, Providence and right here in the tri-county area. Please enjoy my thoughts and may them inspire you to order a dish you've never tasted.+See Articles
Anthony Ehrlich
cheeked German girl, on South Mountain. Their four children were all born in Pittsfield hospitals and learned downhill skiing there. Two of them have since moved back with their families after living all over the U.S. He ushered at Tanglewood, was a member of the Town Players of Pittsfield, and was on the Planning Board in Lanesboro. He has many friends as well as family there, maintains strong ties to the County, and visits often, most recently seeing the Winter Lights at Naumkeag and Laurie Anderson’s virtual reality exhibition at Mass MoCA. He currently works as a farm hand on another daughter’s small, commercial, organic farm in Barberville, Florida. He enjoys photography, the arts in general, and is an active environmentalist.+See Articles
Aaron Fernando
ory, and monetary reform and a regular contributor to Shareable; Green Living Magazine in Scottsdale, Arizona; and Lanka Monthly Digest (LMD) in Colombo, Sri Lanka.+See Articles
Andrew Flint
igs, and historical society meetings as soon as he learned how to talk, which is most of what he's done since. He lives in Stockbridge, in the shadow of the former Shaggy Dog Studios.+See Articles
Allen Harris
uation Specialist, and specializes in working with business owners intending to accelerate their growth and/or transition. Harris is also the author of 'Build It, Sell It, Profit: Taking Care of Business Today to Get Top Dollar When You Retire,' publishes the Berkshire Business Confidence Index, and hosts the BMM Business Roundtable. He built and sold his previous business, the Navigator Newsletters Group, a financial publication with 16,000 paid subscribers (one of the five largest of its era). Beyond his professional work, Harris is passionate about the well-being of animals. He is an avid supporter of spay and neuter efforts and animal rescue. Additionally, he is a strong advocate for both economic revitalization and the arts in the Berkshires, including First Fridays Artswalk, Shakespeare in the Park, Alchemy Initiative, Tanglewood, Jacob’s Pillow and other nonprofit organizations.+See Articles
Andrew Joffe
way and Jazzplay. He has directed many plays and world premiere operas, and has appeared on stages throughout the region.+See Articles