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BITS & BYTES: Sondheim at Glimmerglass; Jason Carter at Fisher Center; Erica Feldmann at MASS MoCA; Bill Bowers at Chester Theatre; Third Thursday at...

Nominated for 10 Tony Awards and Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Sondheim’s innovative score explores pointillism in sound before opening out into one of the most glorious choral finales in the repertory.

Parties wearily embrace Housatonic River remediation settlement

The parties know that this cleanup could be better, but they have balanced the waste reduction improvement, the monetary compensation and expeditious start of cleanup against the risks of continued litigation.

PCB removal pact sparks anger and dismay at EPA, towns

Opponents of the recent settlement between General Electric, the Environmental Protection Agency and five South County towns to clean up PCBs in the Housatonic River reveal plans to stop a planned PCB landfill in Lee.

No PCB dump in the Berkshires: Popular resistance begins

In a letter to the editor, Pooja Prema of Great Barrington, Mass., writes, "I advocate for leaving the river alone until more effective natural remediation technologies are discovered within the next two to 10 years, which could be done in situ (without dredging). This technology most likely already exists"

No Berkshires PCB dumps – period!

I am all for science and sadly EPA, in this fight, has proven they are only as good as the standards we hold them to. Let the EPA know there will not be a local dump, period.

Genevieve Powers, 87, of Lenox Dale

She worked at Browns Express from 1950-56, Peter J. Schweitzer from 1956-66, and George VanZandt until 1994 when she retired.

Jonathan Candee, 33, of Tempe, Ariz., formerly of Lenox Dale

Jonathan was very artistic and loved paintings, cooking delectable and adventurous meals, and decorating his home.

Haikus for winter

At this point, obsessed with grayness as I am and as are so many of the people I know, I'll stick to the weather, daily life, my neighborhood, Mutzl (my dog) and Hermes (my cat) bad politics and delicious food.

December haikus

I'm still up when it turns midnight, 12 a. m. on Saturday,, December 7.

Thomas H. Martin Sr., 79, of Housatonic

Thomas worked for many years as an electrician for the former Lenox Machine, now Beloit-Lenox, in Lenox Dale, retiring in 2000.

West Stockbridge student to be featured contestant on Food Network’s ‘Chopped Junior’

Four contestants aged 9 to 12 who have demonstrated their knowledge of food and skill in the kitchen are given “mystery baskets” of ingredients they must include in dishes they create on the spot.

Fourteen haikus

Berkshire Tikkun Gift The mitzvah I give Our community. I AM Making a garden.

Matthew F. Kostyun, 47, of Lenox Dale

He could often be found in the woods searching for sticks to complete his woodworking projects.

Birth announcement

A boy born at Fairview Hospital in Great Barrington.

Joan Codding, 74, of Adams

Primarily a homemaker and mother, she had a lifelong love of all things nature and, later in life, earned her associate degree in environmental science from Berkshire Community College.

South Berkshire Memorial Day parades and services

The schedule for South Berkshire County Memorial Day parades and celebrations.
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