Greg Sukiennik is a news editor at The Berkshire Eagle. With a focus on regional interest and world news, he covers a range of topics including construction, climate change, and healthcare systems, while also addressing issues related to markets and crime. Greg's work has been featured in publications such as the Brattleboro Reformer, Manchester Journal, Environmental Health News, and the Bennington Banner.
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The school said it plans to resume normal operations on Tuesday.
By: Greg Sukiennik
Former Berkshire Bank chief executive Michael P. Daly has been named CEO at Pittsfield Cooperative Bank, the financial institution announced Monday.
By: Greg Sukiennik
Solomon Jones III, 32, threatened the victims with a handgun, struck both in the head with the weapon, and kicked one of them while they were on the ground, police
By: Greg Sukiennik
FedEx has informed employees that its distribution center at 1 Federico Drive in Pittsfield will close later this year.
By: Greg Sukiennik
Sometime Sunday night or early Monday morning, the motor on that equipment failed. The result was a 480-volt jolt that fried the boiler’s control panel.
By: Greg Sukiennik, Berkshire Eagle
The Dalton Avenue Big Lots location is on a list of remaining company leases for sale, closing the door on a potential rescue that would keep the store open. STEPHANIE ZOLLSHAN — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
By: Greg Sukiennik
Burlington Stores, formerly known as Burlington Coat Factory, told The Eagle it plans to open an store at Berkshire Crossing this fall.
By: Greg Sukiennik
GE's Kevin Mooney outlined how the company plans to use suction to remove the majority of sediment from the pond, and build a water treatment plant facility at the proposed
By: Greg Sukiennik
The Pittsfield Fire Department called the rescue operation "a manpower intensive operation taking place on an unstable and unpredictable ice surface."
By: Greg Sukiennik
According to Pittsfield Public Schools, problems with the heating system at the West Street school meant the building was too cold for school to be open on Wednesday. "There was
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