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Tanglewood Learning Institute and Linde Center announce year-round programming: October 2024 through May 2025

"We are committed to deepening our engagement with local residents and community partners by opening the Linde Center’s doors year-round to present programs that enrich and enliven arts and culture in the Berkshires area," says BSO President and CEO Chad Smith.

Free Family Fun Day

The Lee Youth Commission and the Lee Chamber of Commerce present a FREE FAMILY FUN DAY as part of Lee Founders Weekend on Saturday,...

Questions on Leigh Davis’ leadership

Ms. Davis, without any audible dissent from her colleagues, wants to tell us that “transparency and accountability are essential for maintaining the public’s trust in our local government.”

Owner of Northern Steel Buildings and Structures in Lee found guilty of multiple larceny charges

Fred Senter of Pittsfield, owner of Northern Steel Buildings & Structures in Lee, was found guilty of 25 charges.

Lee refiles Monsanto PCB lawsuit, alleges illegal relationship with GE

Monsanto responds that it did not dispose of PCBs near Lee and was not a party to a remediation agreement.

THE OTHER SIDE: Who you gonna call?

So, when the trucks come rumbling through, who you gonna call? Not the Ghostbusters. As for calling Town Hall and members of your select board, can you really expect those who put you in this position in the first place to actively and effectively get you out of it?

Lee residents lambast General Electric over cleanup transportation plan shortcomings

Housatonic Railroad Company offers a glimmer of hope for those advocating for the use of rail to transport PCB-laden material to the UDF in Lee.

THE LAZY BERKSHIRE GARDENER: Week of February 2, 2023

The Lazy Berkshire Gardener expounds on the value of wood ash, the benefits of planning your garden in advance, and the joys of crop rotation.

Lee Board of Health acted prudently to review hazards of PCB dump

This is not about stopping the PCB dump; it is about ensuring the safety.

Term limits for Congress

Our elected officials are not committed to the constituents they represent nor to the overall well-being of the entire country.

Car Trip: Tracing early New England vernacular architecture in the Berkshires

Go out for a drive and learn about the earliest architectural styles in the Berkshires, and how they still resonate today.

Berkshire region real estate sales June 28 – July 4, 2020

The latest weekly report of real estate sales in the Berkshire region of Western Massachusetts and Northwest Connecticut: June 28 - July 4, 2020

Fresh concerns aired about Egremont cannabis store proposed by Holyoke developer

George McGurn, who chairs the Egremont Select Board, told The Edge in an interview that the town has no bylaw that addresses retail adult-use or the cultivation of cannabis. The town did enact a bylaw governing medical marijuana several years ago.

Sarah Wright steps into the role of Lee Town Moderator

For so many women running for office in record numbers across the country, the current state of national electoral affairs is an inescapable call to action.

Jerrold S. Crowell, 64, of Pittsfield, Mass.

He attended local schools and was a 1973 graduate of Northfield Mount Hermon School.

Berkshire region real estate sales June 7-13, 2020

The latest weekly report of real estate sales in the Berkshire region of Western Massachusetts and Northwest Connecticut: June 7-13, 2020

Controversial Sheffield initiative would confer ‘rights’ on Housatonic River

As written, the initiative would only require governments and business entities to comply with the rights of the Housatonic River as established by the initiative. No lawsuits could be filed against individual residents.
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