Contributor for the Berkshire Edge & The Berkshire Eagle
Carole Owens is a contributor for The Berkshire Edge and The Berkshire Eagle, focusing on local news and issues in the Berkshires region of Massachusetts. With a keen eye for history and a passion for community, Carole's articles explore a range of topics from social issues to cultural traditions, providing readers with insightful perspectives on the region.
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Carole Owens predominantly covers local topics in Massachusetts, particularly Berkshires, with a focus on government & politics and culture & society. Her articles frequently feature expert commentary and legal policy regulation. If you're looking to reach out to Carole, consider providing insights or opinions from experts within the local community who can speak authoritatively on issues related to government policies, cultural traditions, or historical events in the region.
Given her coverage of New Year's resolutions and Christmas along with themes like democracy and the American experience, pitches could involve local perspectives or unique stories about these subjects that are specific to Massachusetts or the Berkshires area. It would be beneficial for potential sources to have a deep understanding of how these topics intersect with local governance and societal norms in this region.
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By: Monica Bliss, Gary Leveille, Carole Owens
Home Life In the Berkshires BITS & BYTES... BITS & BYTES – LOOKING AHEAD: Stephanie Chou at Adams Theater; Eric Carle Museum special exhibit; Kathia St. Hilaire closing celebration at The Clark; Brazilian Day Celebration in Pittsfield; Norma Kirby at OLLI
By: Carole Owens, Josh Hallett
The representative from Lanesborough, Jonathan Smith, had a plan to inform his constituency about the vote on the Constitution. On a high hill, Smith asked that a bonfire be laid. The bonfire would be lit for all to see. They could come to the hill—thereafter known as Constitution Hill—and hear the result.
By: Carole Owens
It all started because his horse ran away. Ira Allen, the younger brother of Ethan Allen, was a member of a smart and enterprising family. The Allen brothers were not
By: Carole Owens, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden
As Winston Churchill explained, democracy is the worst form of government except for all the other forms. OK, but we were also assigned the obligation to keep working on it, figure out ways to improve. So, on what have we been wasting the last nine years?
By: Carole Owens
Sedgwick was a man of means and stature. He was a lawyer, politician, and ended his career as a judge on the Massachusetts Supreme Court. What else can be confidently said of Theodore Sedgwick?
By: Carole Owens
Let’s parse the current political landscape. What are they saying? What are they doing?
By: Monica Bliss, Carole Owens, Gary Leveille
Home Life In the Berkshires BITS & BYTES... BITS & BYTES – LOOKING AHEAD: Lewis Black at The Mahaiwe; Heather Reichgott at American Mural Project; Tambacum at Race Brook Lodge; Q-MoB LGBTQ aging well series; Gallery talk for people with dementia at The Clark
By: Gary Leveille, Monica Bliss, Carole Owens
Home Life In the Berkshires BITS & BYTES... BITS & BYTES – HAPPENING SOON: Dr. K. Renee Horton at MCLA; Susan Sabino, Marcelene Mosca, and Thom Lipiczky at Art on Main; Dean Cycon at Yiddish Book Center; New French documentary at The Clark; Gabriel London at Becket Arts Center; Adams Theater and Images Cinema present classic films; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation education grants
I was there for Lennie’s birthday and that phenomenal cake. Bernie cut it from the rung of a 10-foot ladder and handed me a piece.
By: Monica Bliss, Gary Leveille, Carole Owens
Home Life In the Berkshires BITS & BYTES... BITS & BYTES – HAPPENING SOON: Alturas Duo at Simon’s Rock; Val-Inc at The Clark; Eli Elkus at Dottie’s; Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum and Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum suffrage reenactment; Elizabeth Freeman Center walks; Rural Recovery Resources awareness event
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