Judy Isacoff
Forsythia, and many other woody stems. their winter buds fully formed, can be “forced” to flower any time after they have undergone freezing weather Read More
Dianne Salamon - A new brewing company, restaurant and bar gets the seal of approval from U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado. Read More
Carolyn Newberger - We’ve noticed some interesting things about the birds, like the sociability of the doves, the devotion of the cardinal pairs, and how the chickadees and tufted titmice pull a single seed through the mesh, then fly to a branch on a large maple tree behind the wire, where they tap the shell against the branch in order to eat the seed inside. Read More
Emily Edelman - Literacy Network of South Berkshire welcomes Diane Rosenthal as executive director. Read More
Emily Edelman - Mountainside is hosting free first responders support groups on the last Thursday of every month, offering first responders a safe space to share experiences and receive support. Read More
Hannah Van Sickle - The coworking model blends the benefits of affordability; like-minded working folks; energy of a shared work space; and dedication to what happens there despite individual projects. Read More
Emily Edelman - Jane Denitz Smith has been a playwright in residence with Barrington Stage Company’s Playwright Mentoring Project since 2013. Read More
Allen Harris - Oh, and another reason the stock market isn’t poised for underperformance is because the Fed doesn’t care much about inflation right now. Read More
Emily Edelman - Berkshire Environmental Action Team will present Ed Stockman for a talk about the herbicide glyphosate, commonly known as Roundup, Thursday, Jan. 23, at 5:30 p.m. at the Lenox Library. Read More
Hannah Van Sickle - Everyday Democracy helps people create spaces where they can build skills to bring difficult topics to light and address them effectively over the long term, helping communities move conversation into action, and action into lasting positive change. Read More
Carolyn Newberger - We humans and other creatures of the animal and insect world, it seems, are programmed to decline in age. But is our decline inevitable? Read More
