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Scott Sawyer and Mandy Victor-Pieczarka of Stone House Properties offer a most an unspoiled 18th-century Colonial on a spectacular 74-acre property. Luca Shapiro and Rosalind Wright of Pryor & Peacock bring us “furniture re-imagined.” A year-end wrap-up of 2024 real estate sales has surprises. Plus, recent sales, a home-cooking recipe, and gardening columns.

Here’s what we have for you this week in The Edge Real Estate section:

  • Property of the Week – Scott Sawyer and Mandy Victor-Pieczarka of Stone House Properties offer a rare opportunity to own an unspoiled 18th-century Colonial with spectacular landholdings nestled off the beaten track in central Berkshire.
  • Transformations – Luca Shapiro and Rosalind Wright of Pryor & Peacock remind us that, if history has taught us anything, it’s that people don’t like boring furniture
  • Weekly real estate transactions for Berkshire County, Northern Litchfield County and Columbia County.
  • Market Perspective – The 2024 year-end real estate report has surprises.
  • The Self-Taught Gardener – While winter is a time when gardening is happening primarily in one’s head., Lee observes that it also the time when we need to see other gardeners.
  • The Lazy Berkshire Gardener – Jodi shows us ways to garden in the house as we anticipate getting outdoors again.
  • Home Cooking – A recipe for Cranberry Bread from the kitchen of Barbara Beach
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Williams College to conduct a six-month transportation study

VHB, who will conduct the comprehensive six-month study, is a national engineering and transportation-planning firm with extensive experience with transportation planning in higher education and municipal settings.

Panel discussion on Emergency Medical Services in crisis on February 21 at Dewey Hall

"We’ve been left behind as the healthcare system has evolved," Action Ambulance Service CEO Michael Woronka told The Edge. "Now we’re all battling to find out what our identity is. Are we part of a healthcare system? Are we a transportation entity? Are we a public support system?"

Great Barrington joins Stockbridge’s DPU complaint against Housatonic Water Works

On Friday, Feb. 14, Great Barrington officially joined with Stockbridge’s motion calling for the DPU to roll back the planned rate increases, and for an investigation into the company.

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