Why do the Berkshires have their own currency?
A fixture in the Berkshires since 2006, BerkShares are a form of local currency spendable at hundreds of businesses throughout the region.
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A fixture in the Berkshires since 2006, BerkShares are a form of local currency spendable at hundreds of businesses throughout the region.
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The nonprofit that runs BerkShares, the county's local currency, has developed a digital app that reflects the organization's values, is backed by local banks and keeps money circulating throughout the