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School district looking to eliminate jobs in proposed fiscal 2026 budget, staff members express anger and frustration

“I worry about what happens to our students when their leaders lose sight of whom they serve," said Du Bois Middle School Spanish teacher Mercedes Girona. “I understand that there are budget cuts, but I feel like there needs to be a little bit more humanity."

Business Briefs: BIO annual convention; nonprofit awards nominations sought; grant for CHP; the Moviehouse to install elevator; awards for Balance Rock advisors

The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires is launching an annual awards program to recognize those who work in the nonprofit sector to serve the Berkshire community.

Connecticut firm buys Barrington Plaza for $16.1 million

Great Barrington Real Estate LLC is a newly formed company belonging to Paragon Realty Group of Westport, Connecticut. Barrington Plaza is its only property in Massachusetts.

At Community Health Programs, serving families and children in need

At CHP Family Services, a rich tapestry of offerings is aimed at helping families cope with challenging circumstances and develop relationships in the process.

Community mobilizes to replace closed market used by elderly and immigrants

"As soon as it was announced, we had people on the ground. We started speaking with people and urging them to share their stories about how this affects them." --Jeff Lowenstein, Berkshire Interfaith Organizing

Business Briefs: WAM Theatre donates to Soldier On; Lee, BIO to secure new grocery store; major gift for WCMA; grant for Berkshire Children &...

Residents of Lee have been working with Berkshire Interfaith Organizing to find a new grocery store for the former Price Chopper location.

Brian Raftery, 58, of Lenox

An accomplished musician, he played bass guitar and keyboards with area bands Teaser, the Jim Morrison Road Show, Synn, Mad Anthony and Uncle Salty.

Salvation Army volunteers remind us of the value of sharing — for the greater good

Sally Harris is serving for the third time on the Salvation Army National Advisory Board. When asked what motivates her, she replies, “Hanging around people with the most positive outlooks despite their struggles is a real joy.”

Samantha J. Clark, 40, of Housatonic

Samantha was a 1994 graduate of Monument Mountain Regional High School. She enjoyed art and volunteering at the Berkshire Humane Society.

Barbara Jean (Sinico) Gage, 62, of Pittsfield

Barbara was an avid New York Yankees fan, loved gardening and her lawn, and bowling at the Cove.

Richie Debkowski, 47, of Great Barrington

Richie moved to Housatonic in 1974 and was a graduate of Monument Mountain Regional High School class of 1982.

Life on The Edge: Dispatch from the Multitasking Desk

Although we think we’re doing several things at once, multitasking, this is a powerful and diabolical illusion. Multitasking makes us significantly less efficient; as much as 40 percent less productive.

Judith E. Rahm, 71, of Great Barrington

Judy devoted her time to helping those around her. For several summers Judy participated in the Fresh Air Fund Program, hosting children from New York City for two weeks to stay with her family. She enjoyed working for Meals on Wheels and always made sure to set aside extra time to spend with those to whom she delivered meals.

Crime Desk: Man dragged by truck in Price Chopper lot after drug deal went bad

The truck took off with Jefferson still hanging on, Jefferson told police, while Frasca continued to punch and kick him to get him off the truck. Jefferson fell off the truck just as Officer Finnerty came upon the parking lot.

The Bottle Bill: An Ongoing Battle

According to the Massachusetts Sierra Club, the added incentive of a nickel deposit has enabled 35 billion bottles to be recycled in the Commonwealth.
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