The Berkshires? Not funny? Two guys from Lee seek to correct that
The Berkshire Mountain Comedy Arts Festival debuts Saturday, Nov. 6, with a show in Lee. The festival will be year-round and showcase some of the greatest contemporary comedians.
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The Berkshire Mountain Comedy Arts Festival debuts Saturday, Nov. 6, with a show in Lee. The festival will be year-round and showcase some of the greatest contemporary comedians.
A former Montgomery County school teacher and one-time candidate for U.S. Congress has been sentenced to eight years in prison for sexually abusing two of his...
LEE - Asa F. Stone and Cindy Ni have been named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, of Lee Middle and High School's Class of 2021. Commencement ceremonies will take place at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the John J. Consolati Field at the school. Stone is the daughter of Pamela Morehouse and David Stone of Lee. She is a member of the National Honor Society, band and student government, and served as the student representative to the Lee School Committee. Stone also was a member of the co-op swim team hosted by Monument Mountain Regional High School. She is a recipient of the Rensse...
Faces of the California National Guard: Why members put their personal lives on hold to serve © Provided by KCRA Sacramento national guard Members of the California National Guard had their fair share of challenges this past year, from the pandemic — to wildfires — and everything in between. Their latest efforts include organizing, supporting and vaccinating California residents to protect them against COVID-19.Sign up for our Newsletters But what some may not realize, is that the men and women of the National Guard have had to set aside their personal lives in order to serve Californi...
LEE â They came from all corners of Berkshire County and Massachusetts to honor retired Lee Police Chief Jeff Roosa. From Sheffield to North Adams and as far east as Abington and New Bedford, dozens of municipal police officers, state troopers and sheriffâs deputies joined firefighters, emergency medical personnel and Lee business leaders in a 61-vehicle, COVID-style parade in front of Roosaâs home late Friday afternoon. The well-respected lawman, husband, father and community leader watched the procession from his driveway while under a canopy tent, family and friends by his s...