This is a month where we commemorate all of our friends, family, and Berkshire neighbors," Latino Cultural Show co-organizer Angelica Velasquez told The Edge. "The fabric of Latino culture is based on love and human connection. Love and connection is something that we all have in common."
This week Henry Hagenah of Cohen+White Associates presents a captivating Berkshire "cottage," originally built by a cousin of the writer Edith Wharton.
On longing for the days when the 106-room "Berkshire Cottage," now known as Elm Court, was occupied by one family, the Vanderbilt-Sloanes, for one month each year.
To an historian, all the money spent during campaigns seems silly. Millions, perhaps billions, are spent to present the same opposing positions in almost the same words fighting with the same tactics.
