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
Local advocates say a projected 12-year timeline is too long, and take issue with a conclusion from the study about the cost-benefit analysis of installing passenger rail serve to the
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Sen. Edward Markey heard from area officials and organizations on infrastructure issues, officially recognized Mass MoCA, and shared his latest thoughts on the presidential election.
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North Adams Mayor Jennifer Macksey and Superintendent Barbara Malkas say that the roughly $65 million project, of which the city would pay about $20 million, will improve local education across
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The final cost for the Sandmill Bridge project and the contractor doing the work has been firmed up, putting the bridge one step closer to reopening.
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Raheb and Indica's lawyer Andrew Hochberg has filed a motion to remove himself as their attorney, with no communication coming from Raheb's side after former employee turned over evidence.
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North Adams and Pittsfield also received state grant funding to expand and bolster preschool programming. Adams is already seeing radical improvements, including a much larger student population.
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Friday's event, which brought local, state and federal dignitaries, officials and private citizens to town, inspired hope among attendees for the future of the Greylock Glen development, and its impact
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The particulars are not drilled down, but Mass MoCA could soon be turning the Sullivan School property into housing, and spaces for artists.
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The Williamstown Apothecary's last day in business will be Nov. 14, after more than four years of operation.
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The Adams Select Board will begin putting together a transition plan for the next town administrator during the next week. “It’s difficult, it’s emotional, it can be stressful, but we’re
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