John Townes is a writer who grew up in Berkshire County. After working as an editor and writer in Seattle, Washington, he returned to the Berkshires and has written for regional publications for over 25 years.
Now in its fourth generation, the company operates gas stations and convenience stores—and now a car wash—in Berkshire County as well as southern Vermont.
The small, independent company provides waste management collection and disposal services for residential and commercial customers throughout the county.
The company designs balloon displays and other elements for weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, showers, and other private parties, as well as corporate conferences and public events.
"Our store serves as a community space for like-minded individuals to engage with new ideas, music, and humor, while providing a space for cultural and community events."
The two businesses in downtown Pittsfield specialize in baseball cards and other collectibles—Pokémon merchandise, signed sports memorabilia, and more.
For 43 years ago, the family-owned business has "provided a full range of quality men’s apparel, in a comfortable setting with great personal service."
As a parent and former teacher, Mary Stucklen saw composting as a way to help improve the future of the planet—and provide a value-add service to the community.
