Known as the “telephone dude in the gold Scion,” Tom worked for various phone companies throughout New York and Massachusetts until the late 1990s, when he ventured out on his own installing telephone systems. Read More
Edge Staff - Whether he was creating clever nicknames for his coworkers on the Williams Construction crew or uttering one of his many famous comments, Eric made people laugh. Read More
Edge Staff - He was an accomplished athlete, excelling in football and baseball, earning a scholarship in football and a tryout with the New York Mets in baseball. Read More
Terry Cowgill - Great Barrington Police Chief Bill Walsh said his department "played a minimal role in this operation"; that he reported it to his boss, Town Manager Jennifer Tabakin, the next day; and that he responded to media inquiries on the incident. Read More
Terry Cowgill - A common complaint among employees of the district and their families was that district officials did not adequately consult with faculty and staff about what was needed in terms of design and the accommodation of innovative curriculum, for example. Read More
Edge Staff - In 1968 Dr. Brown began working at Pittsfield General Hospital (now BMC) as a pathologist and later, served as associate medical examiner as well. Read More
Terry Cowgill - Outside the front door, there were a few heaters and a line of customers that snaked around the edge of the parking lot all the way to Route 7, where a table by the Marketplace Cafe was set up offering free hot coffee to shivering patrons. Read More
Marcie L. Setlow - Natalie Rose and James Nugent of the Kinderhook Group offer an incredible and classic cottage in Lenox! We also have a selection of commercial listings! Read More
Edge Staff - The last day to take out nomination papers for the Great Barrington town election is Friday, March 22, and the deadline for filing nomination papers with the town clerk is Tuesday, March 26. Read More
Edge Staff - A boy born at Fairview Hospital in Great Barrington Read More
Terry Cowgill - "It was kind of disturbing for everyone in here,” Will Curletti said of the customers and employees in his coffee shop. "You know, the government is shut down and we're still pulling people off the street. You hate to see that happen." Read More
