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Anne-Gerard Flynn

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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Anne-Gerard Flynn

    Eagle Archives, Sept. 1, 1972: Tourist or native? White shoes won't tell (opens the original)

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    There used to be a time when salesman Mike Nichols could look out the display window of the M. Shwartz & Co. men's store on North Street and easily separate the tourists from the natives. But not any more, Mike claims. It seems while Tanglewood was busy making headlines with its record attendances and Julie Harris was engaged in drinking a little in her role as Miss Reardon at the Berkshire Theatre Festival, there was another revolution quietly afoot this summer. Its earliest rumblings can proba

  2. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Anne-Gerard Flynn

    Eagle Archives, Aug. 18, 1973: Idea man for the bicentennial (opens the original)

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    America's Founding Fathers have a friend in Alfred Stern. A self-styled showman who crackles with ideas like muskets commemorating the Battle of Bunker Hill, Stern is doing all he can as a private consultant to spur preparations for the nation's bicentennial celebration in 1976. Helping to organize the 50 states and 210 million people around a birthday table is no slight task, but he is accustomed to behemoth projects. During World War II, he was a public relations man for Gen. George Patton and

  3. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Anne-Gerard Flynn

    Eagle Archives, July 31, 1973: Local postcard recalls a summer snowball fight (opens the original)

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    Mark Twain's quip, "If you don't like the weather in New England, just wait a minute," never proved truer than on July 29, 1914. On that date a sudden but severe electrical storm swept through the Berkshires shortly before noon. The unexpected deluge was accompanied by a heavy fall of hail, which covered many city lawns in a blanket of white and provided snowball fodder for Berkshire residents. "Storm Left Lawns White With Heavy Fall of Hail" read the Eagle account of the freak phenomenon. The s

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