In light of recent changes in federal funding, many farms across the Berkshires are struggling to continue to meet the needs of the community and looking for ways to ensure future sustainability—through local support.
Today there are 300-plus participating businesses that distinguish themselves as locally owned and community-minded participating in the BerkShares program.
BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES: Berkshire Community College, together with 1Berkshire and Mill Town Foundation, announce ‘40 Under Forty’ winners, celebrating talented people in the Berkshires under the age of 40, who have a deep dedication to improving the quality of life for those living and working in our community.
: The second Trump administration will pose significant challenges, including funding cuts and policy changes, requiring nonprofits to fill essential gaps in services with fewer resources. The cultural environment may also encounter significant challenges.
"Familiar Trees and RA Gallery formed an axis that was brought to life not just by the choice of books, artwork, and events but primarily by the individuals attracted to the space. At the heart of their vision was a shared desire to create connectivity, the spirit of individualism, and a collective network."
Introducing a new series of monthly articles by the CEO of Kripalu, the first of which explains why transformational leadership is more important now than ever.
The Blackshires Community Empowerment Foundation invites the community to join them at the second annual Blackshires Leadership Program Graduation at the Colonial Theatre in...
