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Healey on shielding Massachusetts from federal changes (opens the original)
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Healey said protecting residents from federal government changes has become a central focus for her. PITTSFIELD — Gov. Maura Healey said protecting Massachusetts residents from the federal government's sweeping changes has become a central focus of her administration since President Donald Trump returned to office. With a little over a month left before Healey faces Republican challenger Mike Minogue in the Nov. 3 general election for governor, she sat down with The Eagle's Editorial Board and r
Great Barrington interim police chief Adam Carlotto in contract talks for full-time role (opens the original)
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GREAT BARRINGTON â After 20 years with the police department, Adam Carlotto has been tapped to be permanent police chief after a year as the department's interim leader. Carlotto has spent his entire career with the department, including four years as sergeant and a year as captain before being tapped to lead the department. He's advocated for the co-responder program, the use of body cameras and the updated Trust Policy. Town Manager Liz Hartsgrove said she is in the midst of contract negotia
Great Barrington is Berkshire Countyâs only police department with plate readers. The data travels farther (opens the original)
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GREAT BARRINGTON â Great Barrington is the only Berkshire County police department that owns and operates automated license-plate readers â but that does not prevent other departments from accessing the data those cameras collect. License-plate readers, such as those made by Flock Safety and Motorola Vigilant, capture images of all passing vehicles and add each vehicleâs plate number, make, model, color and identifying features like bumper stickers to a database that law enforcement agenci
Great Barrington police scan 20,000 cars a day. Their database has been searched 41 times (opens the original)
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GREAT BARRINGTON â About 20,000 cars travel Main Street each day. For the past 15 months, Great Barrington police have used automated license-plate readers to capture information on every vehicle that passes the townâs three cameras. The data is stored in a database for 30 days. Great Barrington police have searched the database 41 times since the system went online in February 2025, interim Police Chief Adam Carlotto said. Currently, there are 13 license plates on a âhot list,â which al
Housatonic woman aims to bring books, coffee and âwhimsyâ to her new store (opens the original)
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GREAT BARRINGTON â After spending the past year working to bring more activity and investment to Housatonic, Sara Parker is bringing books, coffee and âall the whimsyâ to the village this fall with Evangeline Coffee and Books. Parker, who chairs the Housatonic Improvement Committee, has spent the past year organizing monthly events, advocating for investment in the village and bringing neighbors together. Now, sheâs putting that same energy into a bookstore and coffee shop she hopes will
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