Sten Spinella is a reporter for The Berkshire Eagle, focusing on local news in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. With a background in journalism from various publications, Sten covers a wide range of topics, including community events, legislation, education, and business developments in the Berkshires.
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Sten Spinella's articles predominantly focus on local news, government announcements, and breaking news in the Massachusetts area. He is likely to be receptive to pitches involving local events, community issues or developments related to emergency services and political matters within his specified geographic focus.
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By: Sten Spinella
North Adams residents, and those with a connection to the city, are encouraged to attend site walks around the bridge next week, and to share their thoughts on the study,
By: Sten Spinella
After almost nine years at the helm, Superintendent Barbara Malkas will retire on June 30, 2025. She's seen North Adams Public Schools through the pandemic, as well as a vote
By: Sten Spinella
A well-attended site walk Wednesday evening gave North Adams residents a chance to sound off on the future of the Route 2 overpass.
By: Sten Spinella
Pownal is benefiting from the assistance of Williams College students in pulling together a comprehensive forest management plan for recently acquired land.
By: Sten Spinella
Locals were used to a farm store selling locally made goods at Green River Farms before it closed down years ago. Now, a farm store on the property is back.
By: Sten Spinella, Berkshire Eagle
of 3 POWNAL, VT. — With the help of Williams College students, residents are having their say in what to do with the town's forestland.
By: Sten Spinella
North County dignitaries held a spirited rally to move forward with Northern Tier rail on Monday, in the waning days before MassDOT issues a final report on the project
By: Sten Spinella
Chefs Chris Bonnivier, Joe Segala and Mike Kelly will have three separate businesses that complement each other in the long-defunct Desperado's building in downtown North Adams.
By: Sten Spinella
The departure of the YMCA from the building it occupied in North Adams for 30 years shocked the community. But with the pool back open and the building put to
By: Sten Spinella
Despite efforts by the mayor to get him to change his mind, former North Adams Airport Commission Chair Marc Morandi's resignation is now official, forcing the group to recalibrate ahead
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