Ruth Bass is a journalist for The Berkshire Eagle. With a focus on local news and community events, Ruth's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, gardening, history, culture, and environmental conservation. Her writing often reflects her deep connection to the Berkshire region and her passion for storytelling.
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Ruth Bass primarily covers topics related to house & home, entertainment news, family & relationships, and culture & society. Her articles often feature expert commentary and seasonal content.
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RICHMOND — In Petersburg, Va., a dozen or so years ago, we visited a cemetery where thousands of Union and Confederate soldiers were buried in a mass grave and other
You’d think, from the amount of election talk that confronts us daily that everyone cared about what happens on Nov. 5. You’d be quite wrong. Embarrassingly wrong.
Since the start in 2017, the political postcard effort has ballooned into the millions. It seems like an old-fashioned way to send a message in this time of tweets and
Making one person’s life wonderful is on one side. Trying to improve the lives of millions is on the other. I like the light list better. Saturday morning, I crossed
By: Ruth Bass
RICHMOND — The horses are restless again. Hand-carved by local people who had never fashioned a handsome horse before, these works of art made the front page last week when
By: Ruth Bass
Malachi Perry of Pittsfield gets his jersey grabbed during a layup attempt against Old Rochester Regional High School during a state Final Four semifinal game in March. MIKE WALSH — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
At our house, we like holidays and attach ourselves to as many as we can. So when Hanukkah began on Christmas night and stretched into New Year's celebrations, it seemed
What if someone ordered the world to cease and desist from war? Imagine what would ensue.
RICHMOND — It’s not just New Englanders who think the sugar maple tree is special. When Green Berkshires brought a Minnesota scientist to study a threatened stand of these particular maples in Mount Washington State Forest, his two-day study produced the following verdict on turning them into logs: Bad idea.
You forget about the chasm between 49th Street in Manhattan and North Street in Pittsfield until you are in New York again, watching delivery boys risk death with their electric
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