Stephanie Zollshan is a photojournalist at The Berkshire Eagle. With a focus on themes such as sports, education, culture, and architecture, her work captures the nuances of campus life, cultural movements, and the intersection of society and design. She has been featured in various publications including Gloucester Daily Times, Connecticut Public, WAMC, and BLOX Digital.
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Stephanie's coverage heavily focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and community gatherings within Pittsfield, Massachusetts. She emphasizes sports and entertainment news alongside house & home topics, family & relationships.
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Serenity Kay, 15, fills out ratios of ingredients on a chart during a tea blending workshop at Extra Special Teas in Housatonic on Wednesday as part of the Ramsdell Library’s
By: Stephanie Zollshan
At The Clark's weekly drop-in art-making program, visitors can make miniature sculpted portraits out of air-dry clay inspired by the museum's Aso O. Tavitian exhibition of sculpted portraits on display.
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At The Clark's weekly drop-in art-making program, visitors can make miniature sculpted portraits out of air-dry clay inspired by the museum's Aso O.
After their teas are made, participants try out their blends during a tea blending workshop at Extra Special Teas in Housatonic on Wednesday — part of the Ramsdell Library’s youth
