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A crowd of 18,000 fills Tanglewood for a concert by James Taylor and Carole King. This summer is shaping up differently at Tanglewood. It won t be a normal season â the Boston Symphony Orchestra will only perform for six weeks.
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A crowd of 18,000 fills Tanglewood in for a concert by James Taylor and Carole King. This summer is shaping up differently at Tanglewood. It wonât be a normal season â the Boston Symphony Orchestra will only perform for six weeks.
EAGLE FILE PHOTO
From Left: Alan H. Green, Natacia Diaz, Justin Winters and Kathleen McNenny work through a scene in 2019 for âAmerican Underground,â a Barrington Stage Company play. This year, Barrington Stage is planning to hold three shows at its Mainstage performance space in Pittsfield, three outdoor shows and special concerts, according to Julianne Boyd, the theater companyâs artistic director.
PITTSFIELD â Tourism is one of the Berkshiresâ steadiest job sectors, but last year, the COVID-19 pandemic totally changed that dynamic.
Social distancing measures caused most of Berkshire Countyâs seasonal cultural venues to close for at least part of the peak season. When visitors stopped coming to the Berkshires, businesses that benefit indirectly from tourist dollars, like restaurants and lodging establishments that already were hampered by state restrictions, suffered even more.
The Berkshire summer tourist season doesnât really start until the end of May. But, as time and coronavirus vaccines slowly started putting the pandemic in the proverbial rearview mirror, those who monitor local visitor spending are cautiously optimistic about the 2021 Berkshire tourism season.
Judge rules man with severe learning difficulties should be given coronavirus vaccine
The ruling came at a hearing of the Court of Protection
A judge has ruled the man should receive a vaccine (Image: Getty Images)
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A judge has ruled that a man with severe learning difficulties should be given a coronavirus vaccine, after his family had objected.