Archive for November, 2010
Pittsfield MA Continues its Retail Renaissance
By | On Nov 30, 2010 | CommentsCrawford Square’s latest addition – Unusual Weddings Rings and More, a jewelry store, will open its doors on Saturday December 11th for its Grand Opening. “We are excited about the opportunity to open a location in downtown Pittsfield,” said Herman Rotenberg, owner of Unusual Wedding Rings and More, in a news release. “After thirty years [...]
AP-CNBC Poll: Cut federal services to balance the budget
By | On Nov 30, 2010 | CommentsAccording to an AP-CNBC poll released this morning, “To ease surging budget deficits, Americans prefer cutting federal services to raising taxes by nearly 2-1 in a new poll. Yet there is little consensus on specific, meaningful steps — and a wariness about touching two gargantuan programs, Social Security and Medicare.” Read the entire story here. [...]
Berkshires country goes its own way, home-growing food, cuisine, art, fun
By | On Nov 29, 2010 | CommentsBy Victoria Abbott Riccardi Globe Correspondent / November 28, 2010 The Berkshires seem to have it all — stellar food, spectacular art, and lots of outdoor activities. And winter is one of the best times to visit this picturesque pocket of Massachusetts only a two-hour drive from Boston. Read the entire story here.
Williamstown Chamber Seeks Input on Future Role
By | On Nov 23, 2010 | CommentsFrom Tammy Daniels article on iBerkshires.com WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Williamstown Chamber should take a leadership role in creating a sustainable Williamstown that includes promoting the creation of private-sector jobs and economic development, and offering cooperative marketing opportunities. It also should have a greater voice in defining the future of Williamstown — and wait until [...]
Couldn’t Put It Down
By | On Nov 23, 2010 | CommentsOne guilty pleasure I rarely get to take advantage of these days is the “read an entire novel in one weekend” opportunity. First of all, books that make you want to read the entire thing in one sitting are pretty rare. Second, who has the time? Sunday afternoon and late into Sunday evening, I packed away [...]


