Stockbridge News

Long a favorite of family and friends the large, bright space reopened in May after being closed for more than 10 years.

IN THE KEY OF EARTH by Marjorie de Muynck celebrates the planet as a living organism through ambient sounds of its pulse, breath, rhythms and cycles.

Norman Rockwell's art legacy needed company to give it context, but the legacy had to wait until his namesake museum had enough space to house the work.

Investigators have arrested a Great Barrington man for a late-night business break-in, one of six that occurred in the town Wednesday night.

Two historical landmarks may receive a makeover after a bill was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives to grant $267,000 to Hancock Shaker Village and the Stockbridge Mission House and Indian Museum.

A local couple is trying to give a whole new meaning to the expression "time is money." Husband and wife Michael Costerisan and Karen Andrews, of West Stockbridge, have started a local chapter of an online community network called Time Bank.

The culture vultures of the Berkshires enjoy Berkshire Living's monthly series, "The Rest of the Story," at which the editor of the magazine, Seth Rogovoy interviews a subject of an article.

The graduates of a former high school seminary now have a physical reminder of that institution to go with their personal memories.

Publication Name: NEBE Publication Name:BE-Daily Publication Date:None Priority:* Web Upload - Front Category:Local Sports Headline: Byline: Story Body:Ben Garver / Berkshire Eagle Staff A vintage mannequin endures Thursdays downpour on Route 183 in Stockbridge.

Members of the community will be allowed to tour the former Housatonic Elementary School today from 6 to 8 p.m. The town is opening the school with the intention of gathering public input for the future use of the facility, according to Town Manager Kevin O'Donnell. The Berkshire Hills Regional School District turned the school back to the town ...

The Selectmen will be accepting bids tonight for the installation of a solar photovoltaic system on the rooftop of the town offices.

The Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health's new 34,000-square-foot annex incorporated cyprus wood - kicked up by Hurricane Katrina - in some rain-screen siding.

The Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health unveiled its new $15.3 million annex building before an audience of about 200 employees and guests Monday morning.

Jack and Judy Spencer will be honored by the Stockbridge Library Association on Friday night at a special event at the Town Offices from 5:30 to 8:30. The event will be a benefit for the Stockbridge Library Association, according to Lenore Sundberg, one of the organizers and the association's president.

AIRBANKS, Alaska - A priest serving the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus parish has been accused of sexually abusing a minor nearly two decades ago.

A celebration of 25 years of conservation efforts on behalf of the Kampoosa Bog has been planned for today at 1 p.m. The event will be in the main parking lot of the Congregation of Marians on Eden Hill.

The First Congregational Church of Stockbridge has voted to become an Open and Affirming Church, a designation that enables the church to welcome gay congregants and perform gay marriages.

Norman Rockwell's first cover for The Saturday Evening Post was of a sour-faced adolescent strolling his infant sibling in a baby carriage as two boys in baseball uniforms make mocking gestures.

Summer camps and youth programs say they're working harder to attract and keep campers and improve the quality of their programs in the current economic climate.

Sculptor Andrew DeVries in conjunction with Linnea Rufo, Innkeeper of the Bee & Thistle Inn and Spa, presents the season opening of an Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition at the Inn on Saturday, June 6, with a bronze casting demonstration by the sculptor between 1 and 4 p.m. The event is at no charge to the public.