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BUSINESS MONDAY: Spotlight on Hy’s Fried—Clear the tables and open the dance floor!

This new “old club” is offering sweet–salty chicken and sides, spinning the vinyl, and shaking things up in South Egremont.

Lucy Ann Wuori Britton, 62, of Mill River

Lucy was widely known and loved in the health care, emergency services and emergency preparedness communities throughout Western Massachusetts.

The curious life of Rawson Brook Farm’s Susan Sellew

Today, Rawson Brook Farm can lay claim to being the oldest continuously operating commercial cheesemaking farm in Berkshire County.

Frederick J. Bunce, 86, of Housatonic

Fred had a career as a car salesman for Chevrolet, Buick and GMC for 46 years.

PERSPECTIVES: Mill River General Store returns to business under previous owner

The store’s reopening caused a bit of confusion among members of the community, for customers weren’t immediately aware Herrick had taken back control.

News Brief: Mill River Post Office relocates

Post office box customers will continue to use their existing Mill River addresses, including Mill River’s ZIP code.

Mill River General Store to shut its doors Friday

Mill River residents are already devastated by the loss of their local meeting spot.

GARY LEVEILLE: Fourth Annual Satirical Holiday House Tour

The Southern Berkshire Hysterical Society has returned with an all-new, online, free frolic of some unusual homes and habitations in our area.

Winter is just the beginning at The Farm New Marlborough

Farmer Tom is a one man-show, unless you count the dozens upon dozens of animals that are slowly transforming the rugged land through rotational grazing patterns, proving, in short, that many hooves make light work.

Donald W. Bertoli, 70, of Mill River, Mass.

Donald enjoyed golfing and hiking and was a member of the Appalachian Mountain Club.

Thomas E. Andrus, 92, of Monterey

From 1965-2005, Tom was a volunteer fireman for the town of Monterey and during that time, saw the construction of the new firehouse.

Marking 225 years at the Southfield Church, a k a the United Church of New Marlborough

Olsen’s ministering to his fellow congregants, often as few as six on any given Sunday, hinges on a refreshingly simple approach: He engages in conversation about faith from every angle while remaining open to the evolution that inevitably comes with time.

South Berkshire Memorial Day parades and services

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

Business Briefs: WAM Theatre donations; Jane Iredale joins Bergforf Goodman; Local Farmers Awards; Goodwill grand opening; Race Mt. Tree Services Career Day

The Local Farmer Awards recently gave $142,500 in amounts up to $2,500 to 62 farmers in western Massachusetts and eastern New York for materials and equipment to make infrastructure improvements.

Wintertime produce: Mill River Farm extends the growing season with right combination of conditions, plants

Feb. 2 marked the return to 10 hours of daylight; as a result, Johnson’s seed house is currently brimming with all varieties of microgreens that are lush, healthy and being consumed at a rapid clip at the myriad local restaurants for which she is the supplier.

Animal agriculture in winter: What farmers do when they’re not growing greens

“We don’t see as much agriculture here as you would in a different part of the country,” Sean Stanton explained; as a result, “you end up with people wondering why the cows are outside in the snow and not understanding how their systems work.”

Lucy Hankey, 92, of Mill River

They frequently went to the ITAM Lodge in Pittsfield to listen to the bands and so Lucy could dance. She liked to do the polka, which she continued to do until she was 86 years old.
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