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Lee’s First Giving Tree Drop-Off Event a big success

The event was a big success—collecting almost 50 Christmas trees and other holiday greens and multiple boxes of food donations and $1,700 for the Lee Food Pantry, which serves residents from several communities in the area.

Climate scientist calls on students to speak out for sake of the planet and their future

"Much of my optimism comes from you folks in the front few rows, high school students who are now speaking out and demanding that those in positions of authority act on our behalf and not the special interests that may be funding their campaigns.” -- Climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann

Local March for Science attracts 100; participants urged to take action

It's clear that the Trump administration's actions, including the weakening of the Environmental Protection Agency, are the animating force behind some of the demonstrators, whose signs proclaim opposition to "alternative facts."

Bits & Bytes: Joshi to address area educators; elder activist TV programs; pajama drive; art awards for Monument students

Through Thursday, March 15, the Mason and Ramsdell libraries will be collecting new pairs of pajamas for babies, children and teens.

Business Briefs: Flying Deer Nature Center’s new home; Jacob’s Pillow dance presenters forum; new dentist at CHP; Lenox Cultural Council grants; Miss Hall’s School...

The National Dance Presenters Forum was first established at Jacob’s Pillow in August 1996 and was held annually through 2006.

Business Briefs: Feigenbaum Foundation pledges $2.5m to Berkshire Museum; magazine for nonprofits; WAM Theatre announces fall production; new admissions director for Miss Hall’s; new...

The Feigenbaum Foundation is providing $2.5 million in support of the Berkshire Museum’s New Vision campaign, the largest single gift to the museum since its founding in 1903.

Bits & Bytes: Linda Hirshman at the Mount; ‘Museums That Matter;’ ‘Through the Lens’ student photography exhibit; Douglas Tallamy on native plants; ‘Next to...

As the chair of entomology and wildlife ecology at the University of Delaware, Douglas Tallamy studies how invasive species can disrupt local ecosystems and lead to the disappearance of both large and small animals.

Thousands march for 4 Freedoms in Pittsfield, protesting ascendance of bigotry, hatred

“I am originally from Mexico, but I am not a rapist or a murderer or a thief. I am basically just a nice person. The American Dream can become the American Nightmare in times of intolerance when immigrants and naturalized citizens are made to feel afraid.” -- Eleanor Velez, Director of the Berkshire Community College Multicultural Center

Bits & Bytes: Four Freedoms march & rally; ‘Just Eat It;’ New Marlborough Land Trust acquires 114-acre tract; ‘Christmas Tea with Mrs. Morgan’

The Four Freedoms march and rally has garnered the support of over 80 community partners and more than 20 elected officials such as Massachusetts senators Edward Markey and Elizabeth Warren, Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer and North Adams Mayor Richard Alcombright.

Bits & Bytes: Renovations at BCC; GBLC Hullabaloo; ‘Song of the Earth;’ Tara Lai Quinlan & ‘Mariam;’ Mama Doni concert; Behold! New Lebanon tours

Hullabaloo aims to raise awareness of GBLC’s work caring for and conserving Great Barrington’s natural resources, preserving prime agricultural land, and protecting open spaces for public recreation and conservation.

Business Briefs: Fairview rehab earns certification; Guardian awards grants to area nonprofits; Sheffield Cultural Council seeks proposals; NPC to offer fall workshops; Columbia County...

Columbia County had a 5.7 percent increase in tourism spending in 2015, the largest increase of any county in the Hudson Valley region.

Bits & Bytes: Girls Speak Out; Udo Schuklenk at Williams; girls’ mountain biking camp; Downing to speak at BCC commencement

The organizers of the Speak Out event invite young people ages 12 – 21 who identify as women to attend and tell their stories in order to inspire and impact change in the lives of others.

Bits & Bytes: ‘A Barefoot Holiday’ in Great Barrington; ‘Voices of Christmas’ at Ventfort Hall; ‘100 Cats for Christmas;’ Western Mass. FIRST Tech Challenge...

Berkshire Community College and the Berkshire Innovation Center are hosting the FIRST tech challenge, a robotics competition designed to engage and inspire students in science, technology, engineering and math.

Festival of Women Writers becomes a year-round celebration

Part of population of memoir writing is the widespread realization that you do not have to be a celebrity or politician to have a life story worth writing about.

Bits & Bytes: Rimon to present Darshan; Human Rights Speaker Series; Hillcrest graduate programs; Jane Apkin on aging; the Log reopens at Williams

The Berkshire Human Rights Speaker Series will present Delores Jones-Brown on Sunday, November 15 at 2 p.m., at Miss Hall’s School
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