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Lee Select Board takes steps to safeguard environment, public health

The town may lead the Commonwealth in its commitment to protect farmland.

Idyllic Berkshire Retreat with One-Level Living!

Mandy Victor and Scott Sawyer of Stone House Properties offer an idyllic country retreat with open meadows, apple trees, mountain views and swimming pool. Bring your family!

Local takeout: Supporting the big picture

“We’re accustomed and willing to be creative with what’s available,” said Cantina 229 chef/owner Josh Irwin, who hopes current times will create new ways of life for many.

Where to find meals, food and fresh produce in the Berkshires during social distancing

To celebrate the people who are providing the Berkshires with a stunning variety of fresh, healthy and delicious food even during this period of social distancing, The Berkshire Edge has assembled this list of restaurants, grocery stores, farms and food producers. Please support them.

A dispatch from lovely Mexico, where officials were slow to react to COVID-19

While cases were adding up at BMC and shelves were being emptied at our local stores, Sayulita had dances on the plaza, populated beaches with margaritas flowing and vacationing tourists doing what they do unimpeded. It had been very difficult to reconcile these two worlds.

CONNECTIONS: Life in a time of coronavirus

As shelves empty and everything closes, there is a lot to think about.

Restaurant workers endure exploitation during winter season

In his letter Peter Tiso writes: "Service workers often earn barely enough to keep a car moving legally at all, let alone enough for the extras that make winter driving safer in our climate."

New identity, new name for 20 Railroad in Great Barrington; reopening in May

20 Railroad Public House owners Benjamin Downing and Laura Shack are working on a menu with traditional pub fare like burgers and fries, and dinners with ingredients from around the region. They’ll use as much locally farmed veggies and meat as possible.
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