Sten Spinella is a Reporter at The Berkshire Eagle. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, hospitality and leisure, and transportation and mobility, often focusing on markets and community issues. Sten's work has been featured in The Day Publishing Company, Yahoo News, Journal Enquirer, Bennington Banner, and The Berkshire Eagle.
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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
Town Meeting members will also decide on issues related to the Greylock Glen and local stormwater management.
By: Sten Spinella
Nearly nine months after an Old Rochester High School basketball player spit on a Pittsfield High player during the state Division III semifinals, Berkshire County schools are implementing a new
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Northern Berkshire legislators and advocates are calling for action to make sure Northern Tier passenger rail remains a priority.
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Adams town meeting members voted not to create a Greylock Glen Commission to oversee the commercial enterprise.
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After nine years on Marshall Street, the popular Grazie, an Italian restaurant is on the move.
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Sgt. David Tarjick had been with Cheshire Police for 18 years before he was removed last month. The school district requested, and the Select Board followed through, on Tarjick's dismissal,
Despite high hopes for Red’s Viking Pub when it opened early last year, the restaurant and bar says its run is over.
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Three Berkshire Advance Auto Parts stores are set to close early next year as part of a company-wide consolidation of retail locations.
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A revived local nonprofit looks to fill a need in aiding economic development and finding housing in North Adams.
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Jennifer Macksey announced the city would not be moving forward with a "climate resiliency" and tree-cutting plan at Notch due to public outcry in opposition.
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