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From âweed guyâ to Washington: Lenox native fights for future of hemp-derived THC (opens the original)
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LENOX â When Thomas Winstanley was a teenager at Lenox Memorial Middle and High School, he was known as a âweed guy.â He captained three sports teams, went on to a good college and, as he puts it, "worked hard." Regardless, his affinity for cannabis was the thing adults warned would get him into trouble. Now, the Berkshires native is president of Edibles.com, a national hemp-derived THC marketplace backed by Edible Arrangements. From his base in Atlanta, heâs flying to conferences, testi
Miss Hall's Head of School Julia Heaton to step down after 2026-27 school year (opens the original)
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PITTSFIELD â Julia Heaton will step down as head of Miss Hall's School after the 2026-27 school year, ending a 13-year run leading the all-girls boarding and day school. In a letter to the Miss Hall's community Monday, Heaton said the decision followed "careful reflection," and that she plans to remain fully committed to her role through the transition while working with the board of trustees and school leadership to prepare for her successor. Her departure comes roughly two years after Miss H
North Adams to get full-time fellow focused on downtown growth (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter NORTH ADAMS â North Adams has been selected for a three-year state pilot program aimed at using the cityâs arts and cultural sector to strengthen downtown businesses and attract new investment. The program will be funded through a $2.5 million grant from the Barr Foundation and will be administered by MassDevelopment, the stateâs economic development agency said in a news release. As part of the initiati
Driver hospitalized after car crashes into pole on Route 41 in Richmond (opens the original)
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RICHMOND â A driver suffered unknown injuries Thursday afternoon after crashing into a utility pole in Richmond, police said. The vehicle, a blue SUV, crashed into the pole on State Road (Route 41), just west of Grist Mill Road, shortly after 1 p.m., according to state Trooper Nicholas Pezzetta. The pole snapped in two, with the top half left attached to the overhead lines â all of which remain intact. The driver was transported to Berkshire Medical Center, but the extent of their injuries i
Pittsfieldâs Fourth of July parade celebrates 250 years and generations of Berkshires stories (opens the original)
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PITTSFIELD â On Saturday, the city's Fourth of July parade doubled as a celebration of America's 250th birthday and the generations that have shaped the Berkshires. The 1½-mile parade stepped off at 10 a.m. from the intersection of South Street and East and West Housatonic streets, then traveled north along North Street before ending at Wahconah Park. This yearâs theme, âAmerica 250 â Pittsfield Celebrates the Generations," marks the nationâs 250th anniversary of the signing of the De
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