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THE OTHER SIDE: It doesn’t matter if you won or lost

The Declaration of Independence makes crystal clear that the Founders fought for the proposition “that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed …” Having lost the 2020 election, Donald Trump became the first president in our history to oppose the peaceful transfer of power and to try, in...

Helen ‘Vallie’ Nowobilski, 88, of Great Barrington

Helen worked at Great Barrington Manufacturing from 1948 to 1953 and part time at the Marian Fathers in the 1970s.

Elaine Thomas, 73, of Otis

She had worked for the Peter J. Schweitzer Paper Company and Marian Fathers in her early years before going to work to for the town of Otis as an assessor’s clerk, from which she retired after 30 years of service.

Anne Iemolini, 95, of Stockbridge

Anne worked for many years as a secretary for the Marian Fathers in Stockbridge.

History markers in curious places: A quiz for Berkshire explorers

Why are we honoring a massacre? On the other hand, how many monuments are there to Native American maltreatment? It’s a rare admission of how fiercely we wrestled New England from its indigenous people.

Freda Macken, 95, of Stockbridge

Mrs. Macken worked as cook and manager at the former Stockbridge Plain School from 1969 until 1984. From 1990 until 2006, Freda worked as a part-time receptionist for the Marion Fathers in Stockbridge.

Dr. Donald Lana, 84, of Lee

Dr. Lana had practiced podiatry in Pittsfield for 28 years.

Father Lawrence Patrick Dunn, MIC, of Washington

He entered the Marian Fathers in 1969 and made his first profession of religious vows in 1973.

Blanche J. Koprek, 94, of Housatonic

She was a participant in many events held at Marian Fathers in Stockbridge including Divine Mercy Sunday as a volunteer.

Stockbridge residents protest police budget, question town leadership

Usually, the so-called “baby” town meeting attracts little attention and less attendance. This year, however, the session was far from routine, very contentious, and packed with concerned citizens. The Town Hall conference room was jammed to capacity with more than 100 residents, and if this session were any indicator, next week’s May 18 Annual Town Meeting could be a real donnybrook.
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