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Recognizing Non-Profits In The Berkshires

Recognizing Non-Profits In The Berkshires The National Center of The Berkshires has teamed up with The Berkshire Eagle as they will host the 4th annual Berkshire Non-Profit Awards this Tuesday, May 18th from 8:30 to 9:15 am. You can view these festivities by calling (413) 441-9542 OR log on here as the general public will be able to view the presentation remotely due to COVID-19 state mandates as invited guests will only be present in person for this LIVE event. Non-Profit Center founder Liana Toscanini appeared on the past Friday s edition of Let s Talk with Jesse Stewart as she gave us a sneak peek on what to expect during

New interpretive display tells story of historic Black church in Great Barrington

'Bridging Divides' series features Alec MacGillis and Charles Sennott discussion about media

Dewey Hall Appoints New President

  Beth has been a member of the Dewey Hall board of directors for three years and is a founding board member of the Clinton Church Restoration project. She was a coproducer of the Oldtone Roots Music Festival and is currently a partner in Silo Media, a graphic design, film, and marketing business. She is also a co-producer of TapRoot Sessions.   At the board s March 9 meeting, Wenonah Webster was named as vice president, Lynne Jablonski as treasurer, and Ken Terry as secretary. Wenonah heads Webster Landscapes in Sheffield, and Lynne, a former Hall president, is clinical director at Stanton Home in Great Barrington. Ken is a freelance healthcare writer and the author of two books on the subject.

Registration open for final two Bridging Divides, Healing Communities Speaker discussions

Registration is open for the final two sessions of the Bridging Divides, Healing Communities Speaker Series. The next session, titled “How Modern Media Can Create and Bridge Divides,” will take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The guest speakers are Alec MacGillis, politics and government reporter at ProPublica, and Charles M. Sennott, founder, CEO and editor of The GroundTruth Project and Report for America. They will discuss how cable news and social media are amplifying narratives of discord as unbiased local news organizations disappear, the impact of these shifts on our discourse and institutions, and how to repair the damage. The conversation will be moderated by Fredric D. Rutberg, president and publisher of The Berkshire Eagle.

Berkshire Nonprofit Award nominees chosen

A On Line Program To Preserve History In So. County

A On Line Program To Preserve History In So. County A.M.E. Zion Church in Great Barrington, Massachusetts marks the birthplace of civil rights pioneer, Dr. W.E.B. DuBois is being transformed into a heritage list and cultural center as the public will be educated about his life and legacy as a virtual session will be presented via Zoom on Tuesday evening beginning at 7 pm. The program is presented by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Berkshire Community College. Preserving History: W.E.B. DuBois and The Clinton A.M.E. Zion Church which features  Clinton Church Restoration Chair of The Scholars Council board member and co-director of The Upper Housatonic Valley African-American Heritage Trail and trustee of The Reverend Samuel Harrison House based in Pittsfield,

Great Barrington Dog License Renewals Due

  Dog license renewal forms and fee information can be found here, or at townofgb.org/town-clerk. You may also pick up or drop off a license form at Town Hall by calling ahead, (413) 528-1619 ext. 2100.   License applications received after March 31 are subject to a late fee of $10 per dog. Owners of dogs that are unlicensed after May 1 will be assessed a $25 late fee. A $50 ticket for an unlicensed dog will also be issued by the town s Animal Control Officer.

A Virtual Play Takes Place At The Mahaiwe

A Virtual Play Takes Place At The Mahaiwe Clinton Church Restoration is proud to present a virtual play entitled Rhapsody In Black The Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation s bridging divides and The Healing Communities Program. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this FREE presentation will be available on-line. Log on the Mahaiwe s web site to access the link which will be available prior to the first performance. You can also call the box office at (413) 528-0100 Wednesday through Saturday between 12 noon and 4 pm for more details and pre-registration. The play was written by Leland Gantt as he is the sole star of this show which was developed at The Actor s Studio in New York City. Veteran actress

Powell to be recognized as trailblazer, changemaker at Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus event