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Cantina restaurant lovers have questions for the new owners, specifically: Will there be soft-serve ice cream? - Vimarsana News

Cantina restaurant lovers have questions for the new owners, specifically: Will there be soft-serve ice cream?

Maddie Austin and Peter Chapin say buying the restaurant was the perfect extension of Mill River Farm, the store and all that they do in New Marlborough.

Labors of Love: A centuries old general store and a parrot sanctuary - Vimarsana News

Labors of Love: A centuries old general store and a parrot sanctuary

The Mill River General Store has been kept alive through hard work, and New England Wildlife Sanctuary cares for once-neglected parrots.

Source: wcvb.com
Labors of Love: A centuries old general store and a parrot sanctuary - Vimarsana News

Labors of Love: A centuries old general store and a parrot sanctuary

The Mill River General Store has been kept alive through hard work, and New England Wildlife Sanctuary cares for once-neglected parrots.

Source: wcvb.com
BERNARD DREW: Beartown men bled in Kansas in 1856 - Vimarsana News

BERNARD DREW: Beartown men bled in Kansas in 1856

The Phillips brothers left their home in what is now Beartown State Forest, and moved to Kansas, where they were caught up in that territory’s fierce battle over whether it would become a free or a slave state. BERNARD DREW: The Phillips brothers, of what is now Beartown State Forest, bled in Kansas in 1856

Our Opinion: Show Berkshire businesses the support they need - Vimarsana News

Our Opinion: Show Berkshire businesses the support they need

Shopping locally usually will cost more than at the big-box stores. As we seek a way out from under COVID’s dark clouds, though, a silver lining we should bring with