Preserving the Iconic Small Town Qualities of Stockbridge
The Laurel Hill Association has ramped up its longtime role as an active protector of the scenic beauty and local character of Stockbridge.
The Laurel Hill Association has ramped up its longtime role as an active protector of the scenic beauty and local character of Stockbridge.
As she departs, Megan Whilden reflects on challenges of revitalizing Pittsfield’s cultural sector.
An accidental stop led Carl Faulkner to role as owner of Williams Inn and community leader.
Berkshire Horseworks expands to augment its therapeutic programs with recreational offerings.
Organization hopes to add the home of Edna St. Vincent Millay to the list of popular attractions around the region.
“Behold! New Lebanon,” encourages visitors, to discover the diverse mix of skills, enterprises and scenic beauty in the town.
Maria Kolodziej-Zincio has created a set of 20 encaustic paintings that tell the story of her mother’s family’s deportation to Siberia under Stalin.
Equine Advocates is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to rescue horses, mules and donkeys.
A mock Space Shuttle is a vehicle for young people to learn teamwork. (NY Times article.)
The Kite’s Nest youth education program faced a setback when their planned home in a former factory was destroyed. But they are determined to move forward.
Village networks encourage mutual assistance and support among seniors.
Woman creates Keep Hope Alive flag and organization to foster unity and social justice in politically divisive times.
After holding its events in a tent for 12 years, PS21 is about to undergo a major expansion with the official opening on April 14 of an innovative new theater building.
Community-based store brings healthy quality food to Hudson, with unique pricing structure to make it affordable for everyone..
Police raid on historic but decaying fishing village in Hudson inspires new novel.