Posted to the Berkshire Edge on October 16, 2023. By Kevin Pink, Deputy Director of Economic Development Recreational Cannabis has come a long way since the voters of the Commonwealth legalized it in 2016. What
The forthcoming outdoor recreation website is projected to inspire and sustain increased growth in the outdoor recreation sector of the Berkshire economy and communityBy Elizabeth Nelson, 1BerkshireTalk to anyone about the Berkshires, whether this is
Posted to the Berkshire Edge on March 20, 2023. By Benjamin Lamb, Director of Economic Development for 1Berkshire In the Berkshires, we are blessed with a long history of agriculture and food production. From kale
Curate An Adventure with Berkshires.org By Elizabeth Nelson, Director of Marketing for 1Berkshire Originally appeared in the July 2022 issue of Berkshire Magazine. Before moving to the Berkshires in 2016, I had only visited
'Encouraging' census results as Berkshire County grows more diverse, population loss slows By Francesca Paris, The Berkshire Eagle Aug 17, 2021 Over the past 10 years, the non-Hispanic white population in Berkshire County fell,
Film in the Berkshires By Diane Pearlman, executive director of the Berkshire Film and Media Collaborative Originally appeared in Berkshire Magazine. Film as an art form and a commercial endeavor has flourished under the
Berkshire Outdoor Recreation Plan Includes New Trails, Fall Festival By Spectrum News Staff | PUBLISHED 4:45 PM ET Jul. 09, 2020 | Original story & video The Berkshire Regional Planning Commission and Mill Town
Western Mass. Chambers Of Commerce Have Advice For Governor On Reopening By ADAM FRENIER • MAY 15, 2020 • New England Public Radio Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker has said he'll unveil a reopening plan next week for the
"...'In our AAA survey, less than 8 percent of respondents said gasoline prices would impact their ability to travel,” says Mary Maguire, AAA Northeast Director of Public and Legislative Affairs. “Lower prices at the
Berkshire leaders are considering the return of horseracing to Great Barrington. The possibility is raising a number of questions. The long dormant fairgrounds in Great Barrington could once again hear the thunder of hooves