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Real Estate

Morningside Farm

Morningside Farm is a unique, 132-acre property which combines a singular estate with one-of-a-kind views overlooking peaceful Tyringham. The centerpiece of the property is the 16-room main house with seven bedrooms and rich architectural details plus every amenity imaginable. The home is just one of the many structures on the

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Wellness

Fitness From The Field: Embodyoga

The Rural Intelligence region offers a plethora of fitness and healing modalities, but it can be hard to know which is the one that fits your needs, your body type and your schedule. Enter Paula Boyajian, a yoga instructor certified in Interdisciplinary Yoga and Yoga for the Special Child, who

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Food

South Farms: Something Good Grows in Morris

By Jacque Lynn Schiller Lately, I must confess, Instagram has been providing a map of sorts with its intriguing photos of new places to visit. A couple of months ago, venerable Chef Joel Viehland (formerly of Community Table) posted a photo of an old Ford AA truck with a logo

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Community

The Rural We: Rinker Buck

Cornwall, Conn. resident Rinker Buck began his career in journalism at the Berkshire Eagle and was a longtime staff writer for the Hartford Courant before he began a 20-year career writing for the likes of Vanity Fair, New York, Life, and other well-known publications. His most recent book, 2015’s

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Parties

Brotherly Love: The Stanton Home Pig Roast Returns

Amy Krzanik reports from Great Barrington. “The Brothers Are Back" announced advertising for the Stanton Brothers Pig Roast, held this past Sunday, September 13 at Stanton Home. The sold out fundraising dinner proved that the community was more than ready for their return, as guests flocked to the farm

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Parties

Aloha, Herman Melville

Rachel Louchen reports from Pittsfield. A little rain (okay, a lot) couldn't keep a good luau down on Saturday, September 12 at the Berkshire Historical Society at Herman Melville’s Arrowhead. A major fundraiser for Arrowhead, the party's theme was inspired by Melville's time

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Food

Guido's Granola Bars With Ginger Yogurt Dipping Sauce

And now for something completely different. For the past few weeks, we’ve been focusing on seasonal goodness with recipes that celebrate the veggies from our gardens and nearby farms. And if you'd like more of those kinds of recipes, we’ve got eight years worth of recipes

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Parties

Celebrate the Berkshires: A Testament To Innovation

Lisa Green reports from Dalton. Curious to explore the in-progress Stationery Factory and eager to be representative boosters for the Berkshires economy, more than 250 people gathered for the 5th annual Berkshire Trendsetter Awards Ceremony on Thursday, September 10. Presented by 1Berkshire, the event honored seven individuals and businesses with

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Parties

The Businessman Wore A Bow Tie

Rachel Louchen reports from Stockbridge. The who's who of Berkshire County business people came out in droves to support one of their own on Wednesday, September 9 at Chesterwood. George T. Smith, founder and partner of Smith, Watson & Company, was named 2015 Business Person of the Year

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Real Estate

Historic Grounds

This Stockbridge Federal is believed to be the original home of Boston Congressman John Bacon and evokes the feeling of the 18th century. Restored, maintained and preserved, the 1775 home was given a Greek Revival addition. Offering more than 4,000 square feet of living space, there is a chef&

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Real Estate

Period Charm

Here is a rare opportunity to own one of Williamstown’s most graceful and historic houses. Built in 1798, the Federal home is within walking distance to all Williams College facilities, Spring Street and several restaurants. Many historical details have been meticulously restored by the current owners, who also added

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Real Estate

Vintage Gem

This Federal Colonial is authentic as it gets, built in 1790 with rich, well-preserved architectural details like original fireplaces, wide-board chestnut floors and handmade light fixtures. Located in equally historic Roxbury, the current owners have styled and updated the home to maintain the integrity of the 18th century. There is

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