The future site of Windrush Commons has previously been owned by an inventor, a newspaper publisher, a farmer, and the owner of a prize-winning race horse — and that's just one man.

A COVID-19 vaccine booster clinic will be held Saturday, Oct. 30 from 1–5 p.m. at the South County Testing Center, 475 Main St. in Great Barrington.

With the gifts of time and space, the downtown Great Barrington tea shop was able to research, develop, and curate concoctions in its on-site tea lab.

The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires is conducting a Berkshires-specific nonprofit salary survey. Organizations are encouraged to participate by November 15.

When the Dutch-speaking Israel Van Deusen and the Burghardt brothers admitted to not attending the (English-speaking) church — illegal at the time — they were sent to the stocks.

The Carrie Chen Gallery unveils its new gallery space on Railroad Street in Great Barrington with an exhibition of work by local artists Paul Chaleff and Kenro and Yumiko Izu, on October 30.

The iconic mill on Yale Hill Road has a history of accomplished owners, including a Tony Award-nominated actor, and author and philanthropist, and one of the original Connecticut Yales.

The Berkshire District Attorney's Office will hold a series of "town hall" events, this month and next, to share the latest on the office's effort to reform the justice system.

Fairview Hospital and the Berkshire Public Health Alliance have partnered to sponsor three upcoming flu vaccine clinics in Great Barrington, Sheffield, and Otis.

Up to 50 Berkshire nonprofits will be represented at a virtual volunteer fair, hosted by Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires and Berkshire United Way, Friday, Nov. 12 from 12–3 p.m.

Community Health Programs is available to assist with questions, plan changes, or new enrollments during the ACA open enrollment period, beginning November 1.