Ben Garver is a journalist based in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. He writes for The Berkshire Eagle and TimesDaily, focusing on local news and events in the area. Ben's articles often feature vibrant photos that capture the essence of the community and its people.
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Ben’s coverage focuses on local events, community activities, and seasonal celebrations in the Berkshire County area of Massachusetts. He also covers topics related to entertainment news, sports events, house & home features, and family & relationships.
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In the final Kolodkin's Corner of the regular season, a look at which local teams made the state tournament, tempting fate and running backs.
By: Ben Garver
Pittsfield High School student Maddelynn Burdette has received the Meg Robertson Mobility Award from the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind in recognition of her use of a white cane.
Ceramicist Harrison Levenstein is showing 'flores cinis terra’ at Bard College at Simon's Rock through Jan. 15, 2025. Purchase photos here.
By: Ben Garver, Berkshire Eagle, Clarence Fanto
It will be transported to its destination with a New York State Police escort.
By: Ben Garver
Each one of our Berkshire towns is distinctive. Take a look at what these towns look like from the sky.
A fire at 10 Scammel Ave. in Pittsfield spread through dry vegetation and threatened at least four other dwellings. Pittsfield firefighters put down the fires in the house and surrounding
By: Ben Garver
A crowd watches the Norway spruce at the Albert house in West Stockbridge get cut down before it starts its journey to the Rockefeller Center in Manhattan on Thursday.
By: Ben Garver, Berkshire Eagle
Berkshire residents enjoy unseasonably warm — but exceptionally dry — weather in the county on Tuesday.
The 2024 Veterans Day Parade in Pittsfield had a large turnout. The event recognized the Berkshire Veterans Coalition “Veteran of the Year,” Joseph DiFilipo.
Students from Pittsfield and Taconic High Schools participated in Movember, a walk-a-thon at First Street Common for Movember, Taconic and PHS fundraiser for men's health.
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