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Six Senses Looks to Change Narrative on Controversial Clinton Resort — A rendering of the proposed wellness center at Six Senses HV

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Six Senses Looks to Change Narrative on Controversial Clinton Resort

The all-consuming civic concern has pitted neighbor against neighbor.

By Jamie Larson •

New Williamstown-Based NGO Leads African Wildlife Conservation Efforts — Xtina Parks in her Williamstown gallery.

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New Williamstown-Based NGO Leads African Wildlife Conservation Efforts

Xtina Parks, photographer and owner of Roam Gallery launched the nonprofit with a $4 Million anonymous endowment.

By Jamie Larson •

Star Party at White Memorial Conservation Center

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Star Party at White Memorial Conservation Center

An astronomy program organized by the Litchfield Hills Amateur Astronomy Club and the Mattatuck Astronomical Society.

By Francesca Olsen •

Festival of Trees: Barn to Be Wild at Hancock Shaker Village

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Festival of Trees: Barn to Be Wild at Hancock Shaker Village

Berkshire Museum and Hancock Shaker Village are teaming up for a special offsite edition of the annual Festival of Trees while the Museum is under renovation.

By Francesca Olsen •

MountainOne Bank Alleges Top Employees Stole Personal Client Data, Built Secret Rival Firm

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MountainOne Bank Alleges Top Employees Stole Personal Client Data, Built Secret Rival Firm

The bank says they found digital evidence of exactly how the data was stolen.

By Jamie Larson •

Holiday Bazaar at The Tin Barn in Germantown

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Holiday Bazaar at The Tin Barn in Germantown

An especially cool thing about this bazaar is there's a rotating lineup of 30 vendors each day, providing a compelling reason to attend twice for local holiday shopping.

By Francesca Olsen •

The History and Future of Hudson's Iconic Church

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The History and Future of Hudson's Iconic Church

The Friends of First Presbyterian Church invite the community to an evening of exploration and conversation at Hudson’s iconic church on November 13.

By Francesca Olsen •

Were Slaves Living in Your Cellar? Talk Examines Architecture and Segregation

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Were Slaves Living in Your Cellar? Talk Examines Architecture and Segregation

Wheeler will examine how enslaved people lived in rural Dutch New York during the colonial period, including the ways architecture reflected systems of labor and segregation.

By Francesca Olsen

Local Communities Mobilize as SNAP Payments Stall — The lunch line at Dutchess Outreach in Poughkeepsie.

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Local Communities Mobilize as SNAP Payments Stall

Links to available resources across the RI region can be found here.

By Jamie Larson

Kite’s Nest Blesses Ground of Future $14M Youth Education Campus in Hudson — A circle of youth, neighbors, and community leaders gathers on the Hudson riverfront to bless the land that will become Kite’s Nest’s ReGeneration Campus—marking not just the start of construction, but a shared commitment to build a future rooted in creativity, justice, and belonging. Photo credit: Jackson Porter Hardin

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Kite’s Nest Blesses Ground of Future $14M Youth Education Campus in Hudson

The new ReGeneration Campus will be an ecological hub for youth leadership, arts, and climate education.

By Brian K. Mahoney •

LitNet Honors the Masiero Family at its Generation to Generation Celebration — LitNet Board Member Catheryn Chacon (left) with Luzita Lopez, Karina Sulca, Janina Sulca, and Liliana Atanacio

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LitNet Honors the Masiero Family at its Generation to Generation Celebration

LitNet honored the work of the founders of Guido's Fresh Market Place and the work they've done to promote literacy.

By Jamie Larson