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By: Clarence Fanto
The scorching heat wave, in its third day on Friday after two consecutive days of 91-degree highs, already is tied for second place for the longest since Pittsfield Municipal Airport weather records began in 1939.
By: Clarence Fanto
LENOX — Entering the elaborately renovated North Main Street offices of the Keator Group, a family financial services firm with roots going back nearly 50 years, a visitor is ushered into a comfortable “living room.”
By: Clarence Fanto
The Boston Symphony Orchestra gave the world premiere of Philip Glass’ Symphony No. 15, “Lincoln,” at Tanglewood, alongside a Boston Pops tribute celebrating Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim.
By: Clarence Fanto
STOCKBRIDGE — A committee charged with weighing a possible expansion of the Select Board from three to five members is surveying other towns that have done so, or decided not to.
By: Clarence Fanto
Mid-July can offer some of the best weather of the season, and that's what forecasters are expecting from Saturday right through Thursday.
By: Clarence Fanto
Opening Night fell flat in some respects, but Saturday night’s concert was memorable for a performance of Mahler’s luminous Symphony No. 4.
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It was too good to last. The recent stretch of sunny days, comfortable temperatures and cool nights is ending in the Berkshires as a surge of heat pushes east from the Midwest and Great Lakes.
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of 2 LENOX — The dispute over the Boston Symphony Orchestra's decision to end Andris Nelsons' tenure as music director after the 2027 Tanglewood season continues to intensify.
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RICHMOND — What began as one family's decision to sell longtime forestland has evolved into one of Richmond's biggest land-use debates in years.
By: Clarence Fanto
LENOX — There's no shortage of signs in downtown Lenox this summer. But the town has rules about when and how those signs should and shouldn't be posted.
