Amanda Burke is a Staff Reporter for The Berkshire Eagle, focusing on local news in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. With a keen interest in crime and justice, Amanda covers criminal proceedings, accidents, and other local events, providing in-depth reporting and updates to the community.
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By: Amanda Burke
Prosecutors are recommending a man accused of robbing a Cumberland Farms with a modified pellet gun serve at least five years in state prison.
By: Amanda Burke
Gov. Maura Healey has recommended a pardon man for a North Adams man arrested 36 years ago on a felony larceny charge.
By: Amanda Burke
After Hurricane Helene flooded his former home in North Carolina, Randy Cormier and his band, Whiskey City, led a benefit concert Sunday to raise relief funds for the state.
By: Amanda Burke
A man who pleaded guilty to using forged identification cards to steal thousands from Berkshire Bank was sentenced to probation.
By: Amanda Burke
A man fled to Mexico in the middle of his rape trial in Berkshire Superior Court, but was found guilty by a jury Wednesday.
By: Amanda Burke
Two pedestrians were struck by a car on North Street Wednesday evening and suffered minor injuries, police said.
By: Amanda Burke
2nd Street, Second Chances, the county's hub for helping residents reenter life after incarceration, has received a nod from its peers.
By: Amanda Burke
It's been almost three years since William Gingerich Jr. was accused of killing a Clarksburg man who was found tied up in his basement.
By: Amanda Burke
Bard College at Simon's Rock may be closing its Great Barrington campus, but its attorneys are still fighting a wrongful death lawsuit filed on behalf of a former student who
By: Amanda Burke
A city man accused of assaulting and pulling a sawed-off shotgun on a woman over the weekend on Monday was ordered held without the right to bail.
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