Information & Resources Regarding COVID-19 in the Berkshires

Current Reopening Phase: Phase 1 (Start) – Limited industries resume operations with severe restrictions.

• Reopening Massachusetts – the official website of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ reopening plan.
• Reopening Massachusetts Report – View and download the Commonwealth’s report on reopening the economy.
• Reopening: When Can My Business Open? – Visit this link to learn more from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts about the different phases of reopening, and which types of businesses can reopen during each phase. This resource will be updated from time to time as the situation allows.
• Submit Questions and Comments About Reopening Massachusetts – Use this form to ask question or provide feedback to the Commonwealth regarding the Reopening Massachusetts effort.
• Reopening: Four-Phase Approach – Visit this link for information about the four phase approach to reopening the Commonwealth’s economy.
• Associated Industries of Massachusetts’  Return to the Workplace Guide – Download this FREE handbook for employers containing guidance, templates and checklists regarding inviting employees back to work, workplace safety, and compliance with state and federal regulations.
• Guidance for industries on the reopening plan – Download this PDF for additional information on businesses and activities summarized in the Reopening Massachusetts report.

Restaurants & Lodging: Phase 2

• Restaurants MA Safety Standards: These workplace safety standards for restaurants are posted in advance of the Governor’s initiation of Phase 2 to allow restaurants time to prepare to operate in compliance with these mandatory health and safety standards.
• Restaurants MA COVID-19 Checklist
• Operators of Lodgings MA Safety Standards: These workplace safety standards for lodging are posted in advance to the Governor’s initiation of Phase 2 to allow operators of lodging time to prepare for reopening in compliance with these mandatory standards.
• Operators of Lodgings MA COVID-19 Checklist
• For more information and updates, visit Reopening Massachusetts, the official website of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ reopening plan.

Webinars

• Upcoming Webinars:

• Recorded Webinars:
  • Associated Industries of Massachusetts – Return to the Workplace: Here’s What We Know (recording). Join AIM experts and Massachusetts Undersecretary for Business Growth Mark Fuller, for a discussion about critical information related to reopening your workplace and the Massachusetts economy safely.
  • MassMEP – The ABCs of Returning Safely to Work – Navigating the Alphabet Soup of Regulations As We Get Back To Work (recording). Tune in to learn about areas of your business where you will need to make changes and considerations for new rules, new equipment, new processes and adapt the factors you consider in decision making.
  • MassMEP – The ABCs of Returning Safely to Work – Who Will Be Your COVID-19 Safety & Health Coordinator? (recording) Tune in to learn about what you need to consider in establishing a staff member or team to manage COVID-19 best practices in your workplace.
  • MassMEP – The ABCs of Returning Safely to Work – New Rules. New Procedures. Which Ones Should I Apply To My Business? (recording) Tune in to learn about new practices and procedures you can apply to improve safety in your business, including signage and communications, updating sick policies, PPE implementation, and more.
  • MassMEP – The ABCs of Returning Safely to Work – Two OSHA Documents You Already Have to Help with COVID-19 Requirements (recording). Tune in to learn about two key OSHA documents you will need to update, as well as steps your organization should take to prepare for emergencies in the workplace.
  • MassMEP – The ABCs of Returning Safely to Work – I Didn’t Know I Needed To Do All That To Disinfect and Clean Safely! (recording).Tune in to learn the answers to some common questions about what you can to do to keep your workplace clean and disinfected.

Berkshire Resources

• Berkshire Health Systems Coronavirus Information Kiosk – This resource collects information from Berkshire Health Systems related to COVID-19.
• Emergency Food Access Map – This map displays locations and information about emergency food access sites throughout the Berkshires.
• Town of Great Barrington Mental Health and Wellness Kit – This evolving document from the Town of Great Barrington collects a variety of local, state, and national mental health and wellness resources.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Resources

• Governor Baker’s Emergency Order (3/15/20) – Limit gatherings to 25 individuals (subsequently reduced to 10), prohibit on-premises consumption of food/drink at bars/restaurants, beginning March 17 and effective until Monday, May 18, 2020.
  • As of May 18, 2020, the Department of Public Health has issued a Safer-At-Home Advisory. People over 65 and those with underlying health conditions are advised to stay home except for essential errands. All residents are advised to leave home only for healthcare, worship, permitted work, shopping, and outdoor activities. Visit the link above for additional information and restrictions.
• Governor Baker’s May 1 Order requiring the wearing of masks or face coverings in public places where six feet of distance between people cannot be achieved. Read the order for additional directives. Directions are available from the Centers for Disease Control for construction of a cloth mask or face covering (including sewn and no-sew options).
• Governor Baker’s April 21 Order extended the closures of schools and non-emergency early childhood care facilities through at least June 29, 2020.
• Mass.gov COVID-19 Updates and Information page (updated daily).
• MassGovernor on YouTube – this channel carries live and recorded streams of Governor Baker’s COVID-19 response press updates.
• FrontlineMA.org, an initiative of the Office of the Attorney General of Massachusetts, aggregates helpful information and links for frontline workers, including free or discounted meals, PPE access and guidance, self-care resources, and more.
• Massachusetts Department of Public Health

Federal and International Resources

• CDC Information
• CDC Business Pandemic Checklist 
• World Health Organization information
• State Department Travel Advisories
• US Attorney and Homeland Security Investigations “Think Before You Click” poster

• Text Alerts – Text COVIDMA to 888-777 to receive COVID-19 text message alerts straight to your phone and stay up to date with the latest news + updates from the Commonwealth. Para recibir alertas de mensajes de texto de la Mancomunidad de Massachusetts, envíe un mensaje de texto con COVIDMAESP al 888-777.
• MEMA’s Emergency Operations Center’s Private Sector Hotline: 508-820-2094  (M–F, 8AM – 4PM)
• Berkshire Medical Center toll-free hotline for questions/concerns: 855-BMC-LINK – or – 855-262-5465  (7 days/week, 7AM – 7PM)
• Massachusetts Department of Public Health: 617-983-6800  (24-hour emergency hotline)

Note: As of 10:30AM, April 27, the Small Business Administration has resumed accepting new applications for the Paycheck Protection Program due to additional federal funding. Businesses who have already submitted a PPP application through their lender, but had not been approved for federal funds before funding lapsed, should contact their lenders immediately to see if their application can be submitted. The Economic Injury Disaster Loan is accepting applications from agricultural businesses ONLY at this time.

• SBA – Coronavirus: Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources – Learn about the suite of programs and tools available to small businesses from the Small Business Administration.
• SBA Disaster Assistance in Response to the Coronavirus – Learn about specific funding resources available through the Small Business Administration.

Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)

• The Paycheck Protection Program helps businesses keep their workforce employed during the COVID-19 outbreak by providing a low-interest loan that can be completely forgiven.
• Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Application If you received a PPP loan and hope to have it forgiven, this is the form you should utilize. The form contains the instructions you will need to complete your application.
• Paycheck Protection Program Frequently Asked Questions from the Small Business Administration.
• Small Business Paycheck Protection Act Tools from the Department of the Treasury.
• Find eligible lenders for PPP
• PPP Interim Final Rule provides an overview of the program and guidance about eligibility, calculating borrowing amounts, loan forgiveness, and a variety of other considerations.
• PPP Interim Final Rule regarding self-employed individuals, which provides guidance for how to determine eligibility, calculate and document borrowing amount, how loans can be used, and how they can be forgiven.
• PPP Interim Final Rule, supplementing the previous rules from the Department of the Treasury, in order to help PPP borrowers prepare and submit loan forgiveness applications, help PPP lenders who will be making loan forgiveness decisions, inform borrowers and lenders of the SBA’s process for reviewing PPP loan applications, and requesting public comment.
• Paycheck Protection Program Information for Small Businesses from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
• National Development Council Webinar – Helping Entrepreneurs Complete Strong PPP Applications: An Overview of the PPP Application Requirements. (recording)
• PPP For Lenders: Application Form, Information Sheet

SBA Express Bridge Loan Pilot Program 

• Information about the SBA Express Bridge Loan
• SBA Express Bridge Loan Pilot Program Guide

Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL)

As of 5/5/20, EIDL applications are open for agricultural businesses only.

• Information about the Economic Injury Disaster Loan and EIDL Emergency Advance
• SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan Application – Updated for a faster and easier application experience.

SBA Debt Relief

• Learn more about relief the Small Business Administration is offering for businesses with SBA loans.

• This updated guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance details information about implementation of unemployment programs in the CARES Act, including $600 Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation, Pandemic Unemployment Assistance for self-employed, independent, and gig economy workers, and 13 weeks of additional unemployment assistance provided by the Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation program.
• Applying for Unemployment Benefits / Solicitud de Beneficios de Desempleo
• Unemployment Insurance Benefits and Returning to Work: Guide for Workers – This FAQ covers a variety of questions about returning to work for those who are presently receiving unemployment compensation.
• Massachusetts Health Connector
• MA Department of Unemployment Assistance Virtual Town Hall – Get a step-by-step look at how to make an unemployment claim and ask your questions. You can use this link to register for one of the following town halls:
  • Sat 5/30 2:30PM

Massachusetts Resources

• As of May 18th, 2020, the Commonwealth has unveiled Reopening Massachusetts, its four-phase plan to reopen the economy. Please see our Reopening Guidance section for updated, detailed information about the reopening process.
• COVID-19 Essential Services – Governor Charlie Baker issued an emergency order requiring all businesses and organizations that do not provide “COVID-19 Essential Services” to close their physical workplaces and facilities to workers, customers and the public as of Tuesday, March 24th at noon until Monday, May 18th at noon.
  • As of May 4th, 2020, the Commonwealth has issued new guidance allowing a small number of employees to be on-premises at non-essential businesses for the purpose of remote fulfillment (such as packing and delivery) as long as certain guidelines are followed. Check out this link for more information.
• COVID-19 Essential Services FAQ – An evolving resource from the MA Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development.
• EANE Q&A Regarding Essential and Non-Essential Businesses
• Empowerment Grant for Small Businesses – Massachusetts small businesses located in Gateway Cities can apply for grants up to $2,500 to support the well-being and continuity of small businesses.
• Manufacturing Emergency Response Team (M-ERT) – If your business is a manufacturer that believes it can pivot production to needed materials such as personal protective equipment (PPE), use this link to contact the M-ERT.
• Commonwealth-wide Business Impact Survey by The Small Business Coalition
• AIM Covid 19 Voluntary Accrued Vacation Time & Essential Employee Model Documents
• Mass.gov Employer Unemployment FAQ: COVID-19
• Mass.gov Unemployment Insurance Benefits and Returning to Work: Guide for Employers
• Small Business Assistance – Info from Mass.gov
• Massachusetts Workshare Program for Employers 

Federal and International Resources

• Small Business Owners’s Guide to the CARES Act – Learn about the CARES Act and the programs and initiatives that will soon be available to small businesses through the SBA.
• Department of Labor – Families First Coronavirus Response Act: Employer Paid Leave Requirements. This page from the DOL explains the new requirements around employer paid leave in the FFCRA. For additional information, check out the Department of Labor’s FFCRA Questions and Answers page.
• OSHA COVID-19 Standards for Workplaces
• Interim Guidance for Businesses and Employers from CDC
• COVID-19 Federal Resource Guide
• National Endowment for the Arts – Resources to Help Ensure Accessibility of Your Virtual Events for People with Disabilities

• Initial Analysis of the CARES Act – National Council of Nonprofits
• Coronavirus Emergency Loans Small Business Guide & Checklist
• Mass Cultural Council
• Mass Cultural Council COVID-19 Relief Fund for Individuals
• Covid-19 Relief Effort for Cultural Organizations – Learn about existing and upcoming resources for Cultural Investment Portfolio organizations as well as all cultural nonprofits.
• Commonwealth of Massachusetts – COVID-19 Resources Available to Immigrants and Refugees 

Municipalities:

• Adams
• Alford
• Becket
• Cheshire
• Clarksburg
• Dalton
• Egremont
• Florida
• Great Barrington
• Hancock
• Hinsdale
• Lanesborough
• Lee
• Lenox
• Monterey
• Mount Washington
• New Ashford
• New Marlborough
• North Adams
• Otis
• Peru
• Pittsfield
• Richmond
• Sandisfield
• Sheffield
• Stockbridge
• Tyringham
• Washington
• West Stockbridge
• Williamstown

Chambers of Commerce:

• Downtown Pittsfield, Inc.
• Lee Chamber of Commerce
• #LenoxLove Connection Hub
• North Adams Chamber of Commerce
• Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
• Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce
• Williamstown Chamber of Commerce

• WesternMass List of Upcoming Webinars for Businesses – A Google doc of webinars
• A briefing on the CARES Act –  Ben Lamb, 1Berkshire’s Director of Economic Development, and Deborah Gallant, Executive Director of EforAll Berkshire County, interpret the recently-passed CARES Act. (recording)
• AIM Webinar – AIM Experts Answer Employer Question on COVID-19, focusing on topics like the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, paid employee leave, essential status, and more. (recording)

• Grow with Google – Tips for working, managing, teaching, and learning remotely.
• Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) Small Business Resource Center features links to national resources for small businesses, and to Massachusetts resources as well.
• Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires – COVID-19 Resources for Berkshire Nonprofits
• Resource Guide – Running A Food Business in the Face of COVID-19 (CommonWealth Kitchen)
• AIM COVID-19 Resource Page for Employers
• List of Arts Resources During the COVID-19 Outbreak from Creative Capital
• Capacity Interactive Podcast: How Arts Organizations Can Survive a Pandemic
• Seated’s Restaurant Support Hotline connects restaurants to legal experts to help get your questions answered – for free.

Grants and Relief Funds

• WBUR – Grants and Resources for Artists and Nonprofits
• Facebook Small Business Grants
• Business For All is offering $10,000 emergency grants.
• Save Small Business Fund – Beginning April 20, qualifying small businesses can apply for $5,000 grants from the Save Small Business Fund, an initiative of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. No longer accepting applications at this time.
• LISC Small Business Recovery Grant Program for Massachusetts – Deadline 11:59PM on Wednesday, 5/20. Offering grants up to $10,000 to small businesses in Massachusetts.

Webinars

• Upcoming Webinars
  • Entrepreneur Franchise Crisis Management Series – Technology and Tools that Make Your Business More Profitable and Easier to Run Mon 6/1 3:00PM.
  • Entrepreneur Recovery Planning Series – Everything You Need to Know to Get Your Business Reopened Safely and Profitably Tue 6/2 1:00PM.
  • Downtown Pittsfield, Inc. – How to Rank Higher on Google, Part 1: Quick Wins. Wed 6/3 9:00AM.
  • Entrepreneur Recovery Planning Series – The Steps You Need To Take To Get Your Business Ready to Reopen 6/3 12:00PM. 
  • Destinations “Supporting the Travel Industry” Series – Traveler Sentiment and Expectations in the Fallout of COVID-19 Wed 6/3 1:00PM.
  • Entrepreneur Recovery Planning Series – Action Steps to the Recovery: Reopen You Business Safely and Responsibly Thu 6/4 1:00PM.
  • Entrepreneur Franchise Crisis Management Series – Simply Marketing Techniques to Re-Engage with Customer and Make Them Feel Safe Mon 6/8 3:00PM.
  • Downtown Pittsfield, Inc. – How to Rank Higher on Google, Part 2: Big Wins. Wed, 6/10 9:00AM.
  • Entrepreneur Franchise Crisis Management Series – Become a Stronger Leader With These Proven Tactics Mon 6/15 3:00PM.

• 1Berkshire Virtual Town Halls
  •  1Berkshire Virtual Town Hall: The Visitor Economy This panel conversation and Q&A-style town hall featured Adam Davis (Managing Director, Shakespeare & Co.), Babara Vacarr (CEO, Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health), Joe Thompson (Director, MASS MoCA) and Sarah Eustis (CEO, Main Street Hospitality). Panelists discussed the current state of affairs, the outlook, and the actionable opportunities their organizations are taking in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic event. (recorded)
  • 1Berkshire Virtual Town Hall : Banking During Covid-19 This panel conversation and Q&A-style town hall featured Bob Fraser (President and CEO, MountainOne), Jodi Rathbun-Briggs (Senior Vice President & Chief Lending Officer, Greylock Federal Credit Union), Gary Moynihan (Managing Director, Adelson & Company PC), Dennis Egan, Partner, Cohen Kinne Valicenti & Cook). Panelists discussed available resources and steps that businesses should be taking to successfully navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. (recording)
  • 1Berkshire Virtual Town Hall: Food and Agriculture in the Era of COVID-19 This panel conversation and Q&A-style town hall featured Orion Howard (Co-founder and Owner, Bright Ideas Brewing), Nick Martinelli (Founder and Owner of Marty’s Local), Cynthia Pansing (Executive Director, Berkshire Agricultural Ventures), and Jessica Vecchia (Co-Director, Roots Rising). Panelist discussed the local food system is operating during COVID-19, how they have pivoted to meet the needs of the moment, and what the future of food might look like in a post-COVID economy.
  • 1Berkshire Virtual Town Hall: Reopening the Berkshire Economy This panel conversation and Q&A-style town hall featured Senator Adam Hinds, Ben Sosne (Executive Director, Berkshire Innovation Center), and Jennifer Trainer Thompson (Executive Director, Hancock Shaker Village). The panel discussed the numbers that matter, budgetary impacts, and tactics and approaches needed to ensure a safe and sustainable reopening of the economic cornerstones of the region.
  • 1Berkshire Virtual Town Hall: Higher Education During COVID-19 This panel conversation and Q&A-style town hall featured Dr. Jamie Birge (President, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts), Dr. Ellen Kennedy (President, Berkshire Community College), Dr. Maud Mandel (President of Williams College), and Dr. John Weinstein (Provost-Elect, Bard College at Simon’s Rock). The panel discussed the decisions their institutions are making, the challenges they are facing, and the landscape they face going forward.
  • 1Berkshire Virtual Town Hall: Summer in the Berkshires – Happening! But How? This panel conversation and Q&A-style town hall features Brian Cruey (Director of Southern Berkshires, The Trustees of Reservations), Laurie Norton Moffat (Director & CEO, Norman Rockwell Museum), Mindi Morin (Managing Director, Canyon Ranch Lenox), and Lindsey Schmid (Vice President of Tourism and Marketing, 1Berkshire).

• Recorded Webinars 
  • Kindful – Turning Your Canceled Event into a Successful Virtual Fundraising Opportunity (recording)
  • AIM HR Solutions – Suddenly Remote: Distance Leadership (recording)
  • EANE – Furloughs, Layoffs, & Workshare – Oh My! (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – How to Adapt Your Messaging to the Sudden Change in the Marketplace (recording)
  • ICIC Webinar: Commercial Leases and Negotiating Rent During COVID-19 (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – Take the First Step: Creating a Great Name is Your Starting Point  (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – Overcoming A Setback: Come Back Stronger (recording)
  • EforAll Berkshire County – Resilience, Optimism & Leadership (recording)
  • EforAll Berkshire County – Sales and Marketing Right Now (recording)
  • EforAll Berkshire County, 1Berkshire, Berkshire Community College – How We’re Coping In The Berkshires Panel Discussion (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – How Businesses Can Create Their Crisis Communication Plan (recording)
  • TechSoup – Nonprofit Workforce Transition and Planning in Response to COVID-19 (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – How A Business Can Optimize Cash Flow During A Crisis (recording)
  • Entrepreneur – Understanding The Small Business Relief Package (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – How Entrepreneur & ESNP Host Jay Williams Envisions Tomorrow’s Normal for Business, Sports and Beyond (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – Managing People in a Distributed Workforce (recording)
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – Leading With Integrity During Times of Crisis (recording)
  • Initiative for a Competitive Inner City – Innovating Through Crisis: Strategies for Small Businesses to Survive and Thrive (recording)
  • AIM – Thirty on Thursday: Reimagining Your Business (recording)

• Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) – Provides food supports to help families with children who were receiving free and reduced-price school meals pay for food. See additional information here and here.
• buoy Symptom Checker. Massachusetts residents can use this tool to get advice from an online health assistant safely at home, for free.
• 413cares.org is an innovative community portal providing online access for residents of Western Massachusetts to available resources like housing, healthcare, early education, and more. If you need help and aren’t sure where to start, type in your zip code and take a look.
• Berkshire Community Action Fuel Assistance & Other Help
• Elizabeth Freeman Center – free and confidential counseling, shelter, legal advocacy, safety planning, teen dating violence prevention education, a 24/7 hotline, and much more
• Massachusetts Health Connector
• Neighbor-to-Neighbor Grant from Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation
• Emergency Food Access Map
• HighSpeedInternet.com covers how Comcast, Charter Spectrum, Cox, and other internet providers are offering free internet for specific customers in their service areas for a limited time.
• Mobile Worker Toolkit 
• MassTech Intern Partnership – Provides stipends to digital technology companies that are starting and scaling-up across MA to directly support internships for MA’s college and graduate students.
• Resources for Freelance Artists
• Assets For Artists Webinars for a Post-COVID World – Assets for Artists has redesigned its business and financial education programming to provide artists with new, crisis-focused, distance learning opportunities.
• Coronavirus Tips: Frequently Asked Questions and Advice – easy to read and full of useful info and tips.
• Webinars
  • Entrepreneur Crisis Management Series – Staying Calm and Being Productive While Working From Home (recorded)

• Exempt Emergency Child Care Programs – Approved List as of 6:30PM on 3/23
• Emergency Childcare by 18 Degrees
• Girls Group – 18 Degrees Family Services for Western Massachusetts hosts a group for young women ages 13-18 to support and empower on another, incorporating positive communication skills, life skills, and health relationship skills with a focus on individual strengths and goals.
• Gift Card Shop – Support the Berkshires and Downtown Pittsfield by purchasing a gift card.
• Mass.gov – Online portal for PPE & volunteers to support COVID-19 response
• Massachusetts Disaster Volunteers – designed to connect unaffiliated volunteers to agencies in need.
• Ride for Roots Rising – Beginning June 20, participate in a socially-distant bike ride to raise money for community food access.
• Doorstep Deliverers – Request a volunteer delivery of an order at a local business. Currently serving housebound community members across Berkshire County and Columbia County, MA.
• How to Support Restaurants and Their Workers Right Now – Article from bon appetit
• The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Berkshire County’s Warm Line: (413) 445-1136 – – Call to talk to either a NAMI BC staff or a community trained volunteer having lived experience with mental health issues, trauma, and/or to assist individuals through a difficult time, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

Grants and Relief Funds

• Artist Relief – Apply for a grant of $5,000. Available to practicing artists experiencing dire financial emergencies due to COVID-19 who have lived and worked in the United States for the last two years.
• COVID Relief for Berkshire County Theater Professionals – The Massachusetts Cultural Council and the GKV Foundation are accepting applications for grants of $1,000 to Berkshire County theater professionals. Applications open Wednesday, May 20 and close Friday, May 29.
• Tipped & Service Workers Support Fund
• Greg Hill Foundation and Samuel Adams Restaurant Strong Fund
• US Bartenders Guild Bartender Emergency Assistance Program
• National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation Restaurant Employee Relief Fund

• 1Berkshire Homebound Fun & Cabin Fever Survival – Check out this regularly-updated webpage that collects fun and interesting links gathered by our staff to keep you and yours entertained while you practice social distancing.
• Virtual Berkshires – Digitally visit our dynamic region.
• Berkshire BINGO
• 1Berkshire Zoom Backgrounds
• NEW: Massachusetts Commencement 2020 – Tune in on  Tuesday, June 9 at 7:30pm as Governor Charlie Baker, Massachusetts athletes and celebrities, the Boston Pops, and more salute Massachusetts students graduating in 2020. You’ll be able to watch on your local WGBY channel, or on WGBY’s facebook page or website. Congratulations to the Class of 2020!
• Free Activities for Children During School Closings
• Berkshire Artists Coloring Book, Volume 1 (PDF)
• EANE tips for self care and combating stress
• Entrepreneur Crisis Management Webinar Series: How to Manage Your Mental Stress (recording).