Sponsored content: The current coronavirus pandemic has sent even more workers away from office cubicles and crowded service centers. Where IT techs in offices once looked after securing company firewalls for privacy and physical security, now a large n… https://t.co/d3wRMAvtGt pic.twitter.com/nmuE1ic97a
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
Voters also approved a measure that asks the town to raise and appropriate, transfer from available funds, or borrow $426,000 to complete the West Center Road reconstruction and resurfacing budget. https://t.co/R5h4Ktu5B9
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
The pandemic has shut down live music venues, theaters and restaurants. https://t.co/wrjBhKsUH7
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
According to Poynter, the alliance has conducted over 7,000 fact-checks since launching in January. https://t.co/EZSCI4pdHh
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
"An act to put patients first." https://t.co/zgtJdJTDpd
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
"During a State of Emergency that is causing unexpected revenue shortfalls, it makes sense to close a loophole that allows highly profitable, international corporations to avoid paying their fair share of taxes to Massachusetts." https://t.co/zQlUkwSbmT
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
Councilors gave the final blessing to Mayor Linda Tyer's budget on Thursday, after tussling on school spending and police funding. https://t.co/CyjGYpSHUk
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
Sponsored content: What's on your business card after you retire? Talk with Berkshire Money Management and plan it together. https://t.co/4oUQKnwnDw pic.twitter.com/3tducGjLOU
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
"There's been a gap that's emerged that has left a lot of the region unsafe." https://t.co/UGaY0stjTC
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 3, 2020
TheBeat: Region's museums ready to reopen; a fond farewell to a very opinionated man – https://t.co/5nD1sV2mT5
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 3, 2020
"Baseball In The Berkshires: A County's Common Bond." https://t.co/TY53U4vsaB
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 3, 2020
"The Enemy of the People: One Year, One Impeachment, and One Pandemic Later." https://t.co/FqvMDkjqzL
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 3, 2020
"This collaborative effort is intended to bring restaurants much needed relief by allowing them expanded and safe opportunities to return to service, and to provide North Adams residents the opportunity to enjoy a good meal in the open air." https://t.co/i9dxDy1IsC
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 3, 2020
In alphabetical order, here are results for communities with five or more cases. https://t.co/j0gDubIipI
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 3, 2020
"In acquiring The Gateways Inn, we look forward to continuing the tradition of excellence the Inn has established over its 83-year history." https://t.co/skP85FsliT
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 2, 2020
"We're still experimenting with a lot of the menu stuff." https://t.co/DMjFaPSqJG
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 2, 2020
"We are delighted to be able to reopen our doors and to welcome back our friends, neighbors, and new visitors." https://t.co/hYUm8rbVxo
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 2, 2020
"The public health data makes clear that Massachusetts is effectively bringing the fight to the virus as we've reopened." https://t.co/wa9l0A8Wh3
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 2, 2020
"An act to provide equal stimulus checks to immigrant taxpayers." https://t.co/PNPwW94IdF
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 2, 2020
The town's fiscal 2021 budget is now $3,340,210 — a 3.95 percent increase from last year. https://t.co/peZrmbktoH
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 1, 2020
"The Board deeply regrets having to impose a furlough on the extremely dedicated staff of the Company." https://t.co/lkwrI7aucH
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 1, 2020
"At least over the next month or so, we're looking at dry conditions, below normal precipitation." https://t.co/FTEkRyosOM
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 1, 2020
"They're going to make it through this because of frozen margaritas." https://t.co/b0oGkBuDbe
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) July 1, 2020
"I guess if you stick around long enough and have a little success, I guess you get noticed." https://t.co/tkuTtTF2Bl
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
"That's what I wanted, to be hands-on." https://t.co/1fIzh80VFf
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
Stone said few of the articles generated much discussion, with the exception of one that increased the town accountant's salary. https://t.co/usivacfNXX
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
"We thought it was a long shot, but he jumped right in." https://t.co/SzQNPcRBQC
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
"Seeing the progress of these students." https://t.co/9c2NFwqrf0
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
“We checked the math, too, and also found the state's averages were consistently lower than what we calculated.” https://t.co/3S0bMzadU8
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
"We will basically give them a clear picture of what campus, college life is going to be like in the fall with all the public health restrictions." https://t.co/h5Do3I5eC0
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 30, 2020
"Hopefully we'll take this up tomorrow and then to the Senate and get it to the governor as soon as possible." https://t.co/Y9W5d4YYzV
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
"They wrote me in because I didn't pull papers, but they wanted me to stay on, so I guess I'm staying on." https://t.co/hTe8Yl2vWT
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
BREAKING: Williams College plans to reopen with 'extraordinary' safety measures, welcoming some students back to campus while others attend remotely.
Check back in on the story for updates. https://t.co/AheFDEYDkO pic.twitter.com/cQlhXlcIE9
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
TheBeat: A full slate of town meetings; a bill targeting tax loopholes and, finally, some rain – https://t.co/rrdr4fcsvd
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
"We live here and we have a right to know what's going on." https://t.co/9ZbViFFouk
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
Councilors gave the final blessing to Mayor Linda Tyer's budget on Thursday, after tussling on school spending and police funding. https://t.co/IjkAjRhajX
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
“First of all, we basically couldn't go anywhere beyond where our bikes took us.” https://t.co/RttJbiclTf
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 29, 2020
"Summer afternoon, summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language." https://t.co/pN40ZGyEox
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
Sponsored content: "People will generally buy stock not on the value of the enterprise they're buying. They buy it based on it going up or down, and hope they can capture and sell it to the greater fool. Actually looking at the business, as opposed to l… https://t.co/UCg8gPIL7H pic.twitter.com/wL0gOV0aY1
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
New Ashford's town elections could alter the town's tree and fire warden positions. https://t.co/A2flNbZsmt
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
“The one I am most interested seeing in action is the extra-inning potential tiebreaker.” https://t.co/2s03BbIiSw
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
"We have the power to change things if we keep the momentum." https://t.co/S0XQ0nKbP3
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
"I remember listening to Gov. Patrick talking about people who say you don't raise taxes during a downturn." https://t.co/QKkGEO6avX
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
"Did something happen to you in the Janitor's Room at Sheffield Center School?" https://t.co/wEs3f0t8iw
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
"It was that one small voice and intuition that said, 'Go to your fiance's work." https://t.co/Pq0z1ZVrPT
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 28, 2020
Among the items residents approved was a $2,431,474 assessment for the Central Berkshire Regional School District and a $269,239 appropriation for capital projects at the school district. https://t.co/tcYdpc9u2F
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
"In many instances, you were their family as they passed on." https://t.co/bpRMMVvbLW
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
"He would want you to have it." https://t.co/fZac0JnUwl
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
Rides should be scheduled 24 hours in advance, if possible. https://t.co/5JDMLtVsfy
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
Another increase in the Egremont budget involves the cost of insurance. https://t.co/EJHPaQNGyc
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
"I'm someone who is a Republican and thinks like a Republican but at the moment thinks more Democratic power is necessary to balance the country." https://t.co/v6JzFpgZzD
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
Yoga Outdoors will be offered by Tasha Yoga on Saturday, July 4, at a location to be determined. https://t.co/HY6iPVvqFX
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
"To say I am moved by this affirmation of the work we are doing is an understatement." https://t.co/AAuI4v7Wsv
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
"These cars are 100 percent correct." https://t.co/vI0zkREXKB
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
"I don't like the way things are going fiscally in the town." https://t.co/F197uvPe0X
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
The law prohibits any article designed to produce a visible or audible effect. https://t.co/To1UECAYK9
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 27, 2020
He graduated summa cum laude from St. Anselm College in 2016, and with high honors from Pittsfield High School in 2012. https://t.co/KatbFZnACH
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
Drive up and enjoy movies in the comfort and safety of vehicles. https://t.co/aizEsa2t9g
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
"The Secret Life of Plants: Plant Zines, a Family Program." https://t.co/2oRRpQgK40
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
“I run one of these three leagues and running a fantasy league is much like a coloring book.” https://t.co/cTUNsLnVHj
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
"We have many roads; we only have one Lake Mansfield." https://t.co/kSKsPVxxs4
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
Inoculating trees works just like inoculating humans — give them a bit of the disease to build up their immunity against it. https://t.co/UlaCw2rkSR
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 26, 2020
"We're not going to know the answer to that one for probably 30 days or so." https://t.co/mpC3j8b6PI
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 25, 2020
"Introduction to Immunology: How It Can Provide Protection but also Drive Diseases." https://t.co/uMYIJFzcYG
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 25, 2020
"If elected, I intend to bring my business and municipal experience into the very important job as a Select Board member to assist in assuring that tax revenue is managed responsibly and utilized effectively." https://t.co/Yb6a3gdx8d
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 25, 2020
Bowman said he wanted more government transparency, calling for earlier planning on problems and expenses. https://t.co/khA4UsuQSn
— Berkshire Eagle (@BerkshireEagle) June 25, 2020
Go bouldering #intheBerkshires! https://t.co/hsahCLiKrW
— The Berkshires, MA (@BerkshiresToday) July 3, 2020
Beginning Monday 7/6, Massachusetts museums and cultural and sites will be permitted to reopen with specific guidance. Learn about how @MASS_MoCA, @NRockwellMuseum, and@the_clark here #intheBerkshires are preparing to welcome visitors in the coming weeks!https://t.co/4HwhkSZxDL
— The Berkshires, MA (@BerkshiresToday) July 3, 2020
Fan of Ramblewild? Vote for them! #intheBerkshires https://t.co/EomVX8cVI1
— The Berkshires, MA (@BerkshiresToday) July 2, 2020
Thinking of traveling to the Berkshires? Check out our "Know Before You Go" travel update. The 14-day quarantine is still in place, but we're excited to welcome you as soon as we're able to! #intheBerkshires https://t.co/rKIoynCBms
— The Berkshires, MA (@BerkshiresToday) July 1, 2020
Good news for our neighboring states…as of July 1, travelers from Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, New York, and New Jersey are exempt from the 14-day self-quarantine. Still wait to travel if you feel unwell. #intheBerkshires https://t.co/FkXtzob7nD
— The Berkshires, MA (@BerkshiresToday) June 30, 2020
Did you know that you can WIN a FREE trip to the Berkshires!? Enter today and when the time is right for travel, we'll draw a winner. #intheBerkshires https://t.co/IPURBolm5E
— The Berkshires, MA (@BerkshiresToday) June 30, 2020
Berkshire Natural Resources Council has announced the opening of a new trail #intheBerkshires! Make sure to check it out #liveBRKhttps://t.co/n1qa5663Kf
— The Berkshires, MA (@BerkshiresToday) June 30, 2020
The MassWorks Infrastructure Program is a competitive grant program providing large, flexible capital funds for public infrastructure projects supporting housing production, private development, job creation throughout the Commonwealth. https://t.co/A2RJWJRdxz
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) July 2, 2020
1Berkshire was interviewed for this story about local arts and tourism #intheBerkshires. We continue to work with our members and local and state officials to improve the health of our community and economy. We are in this together. #liveBRK https://t.co/f7iP6dG2n0
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) July 1, 2020
See Barrington Stage Company on CBS Sunday Morning! #liveBRK #creativityliveshere https://t.co/eA9ecI2Ouy
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) June 29, 2020
Do you have a favorite socially-distant outdoor haven #intheBerkshires? https://t.co/CPezetBfnz
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) June 28, 2020
A full list of fun things. https://t.co/gWH8dJyiWf
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) June 27, 2020
Calling MA shutterbugs! Submit your pics of Massachusetts wildlife and landscapes! #intheBerkshires https://t.co/qfqQjHbs0J
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) June 24, 2020
Great news for Berkshire HorseWorks,Inc.! They have received grant money to help continue their programs that assist people through interactions with equines. #liveBRK https://t.co/DcJIIrpmBP
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) June 22, 2020
Tonight — @BarringtonStage will be doing their last virtual reading of Durham's "Polar Bears, Black Boys & Prairie Fringed Orchids." If you weren't able to make it to Friday's show, make sure to catch this one! #intheberkshires #creativityliveshere https://t.co/BqtASovvfG
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) June 22, 2020
Check this out! Our incredible region was featured in Boston Magazine! #liveBRK https://t.co/O7HUL81a4G
— 1Berkshire (@1Berkshire) June 21, 2020
Here's a reminder of why we love the Berkshires! Enjoy this video from 1Berkshire and start imagining (and planning) your day trip or weekend adventure.
Watch: https://t.co/wx4uNeDJ59#visitlenox #lenoxlove #intheberkshires pic.twitter.com/1nRQejgaaz
— Lenox Chamber (@LenoxChamber) June 27, 2020
For those wanting to try a cannabis-infused mocktail, or those looking for a new recipe, @BerkshireRoots, a marijuana dispensary and lifestyle brand, is sharing recipes, developed in its test kitchen. They shared a few recipes with us to get you started. https://t.co/ODzv4z2ZJ9
— UpCountry Magazine (@UpCoMagazine) March 23, 2020