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November 11, 2020 0 Comments
[caption id="attachment_2647" align="alignleft" width="640"] Town Manager Mark Pruhenski in Great Barrington[/caption]
In recent weeks, the Town of Great Barrington, Massachusetts has been none too happy about its good name being co-opted for the so-called "Great Barrington Declaration." This wild Darwinian call for "herd immunity' as a COVID-19 solution has raised alarm bells all over the world, and here on all sides of Main Street.
Great Barrington, the town, has been striving to be a COVID-safe community for months, even as cases in...
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The Town of Great Barrington has an award-winning wastewater treatment plant, and an award winning assistant plant operator on its staff. WGBY-TV took note, with a great story and great visuals from the Bentley Avenue...
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June 18, 2020 0 Comments
WGBY-TV visited the Community Health Programs mobile health unit in Pittsfield, where CHP Berkshire Pediatrics is caring for its smallest patients during...
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June 5, 2020 0 Comments
It took just a few short, devastating months for the COVID-19 pandemic to bring the world economy to a crawl. With stunning speed businesses large and small, from Main Street to Wall Street, have been crippled.
Early on, a flurry of email messages from businesses and nonprofits, large and small, cascaded into our email inboxes, followed by more, as conditions changed from week to week. The broad range of communication tools, communication, and the people who use them, have been in emergency mode.
And they will be -- for some time to come. No...
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February 11, 2020 0 Comments
Community Health Programs' Dr. Jeremy Stoepker was interviewed on WAMC Northeast Public Radio's "Medical Monday" talk show, on the topic of LGBTQ...
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February 11, 2020 0 Comments
Community Health Programs CEO Lia Spiliotes' commentary on the Affordable Care Act has made headlines in several publications, including Commonwealth Magazine (Boston). Ms. Spiliotes; healthcare commentary is is regularly published in regional and statewide...
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January 1, 2020 0 Comments
William Caligari, of William Caligari Interior Design, is featured in a Berkshire Eagle "Executive Spotlight," which features regional business owners and their back stories. William is a wonderful interior designer with projects spanning the Canyon Ranch spa retreats to private residences and businesses throughout the Northeast...
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September 17, 2019 0 Comments
Join our renovated open-office co-work space in a large renovated co-work loft in Housatonic. Desks are distanced 6+ feet apart and we are friendly, considerate and careful about COVID safety. Our space is occupied at different times of the day with our co-work team. You can overlook the Housatonic River, take a lunchtime trail walk, take a class upstairs at Berkshire Pulse or get coffee at the Berkshire Mountain Bakery or Aberdale's. Rent: $250. All utilities, wi-fi, camaraderie, coffee, microwave included. First and last month's...
read more May 14, 2018 0 Comments
Reshaping the Copyright Rules for the Digital Age: A Creative Economy talk presented by Cain Hibbard & Myers on Sept. 18 @ 4-5:30 p.m. at the Norman Rockwell Museum
Stockbridge, Mass. (July 28, 2014) – Wondering what use you can make of someone else’s creative content? Thinking of “sharing” a video created by someone else? Or “sampling” some hit music into your new hip-hop beat? If so, be informed: copyright rules are in motion, and continue to evolve. On Thursday, Sept. 18 from 4-5:30 p.m. at the Norman Rockwell Museum,...
read more May 14, 2018 0 Comments
Gardeners Wanted: French Park Community Garden Beds Now Available to Egremont Families at No Cost
Greenagers, local businesses, fund eight gardens for Egremont families interested in growing their own food; applications now being accepted Great Barrington, Mass. (May 14, 2018) – Egremont families are invited to adopt one or more of eight raised organic garden beds now installed and ready for vegetable planting at French Park. The gardens are limited to Egremont residents; priority is given to families with children or grandchildren...
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