Tag: Mill River

Marty joined the U.S. Navy and was trained as an airplane mechanic. Most of his service was spent at Westover Air Force Base.

Irma was employed at the General Electric Company for several years before joining the American Red Cross. She served during World War II at its national headquarters in Washington, D.C., and later at its Pacific area office in San Francisco, California.

The New Marlborough Land Trust has announced that Edward “Ned” Goodnow has given it 300 acres of land along the Konkapot River.

In her letter Holly Morse writes: "In this election, we have the opportunity to set Massachusetts on a path to become a laboratory and beacon for the rest of the country — on health care, infrastructure, workers’ rights, a truly green economy and greater income equality."

He grew up on multiple farms throughout the tri-state area and worked for Riva’s Construction Company and Becton Dickinson.

Belle worked for 25 years as a machine operator at Becton Dickinson in Canaan, Connecticut, retiring in 1986.

Ira was a generous contributor to cultural institutions in the Berkshires. He was a board member and treasurer of Barrington Stage Company.

Her proudest personal accomplishment was receiving her real estate license at age 69.

A 35-year employee of Mineral Technology, formerly Pfizer, in Canaan, Connecticut, Davis retired in 1995.

In her letter to the editor, Sandra Fusco-Walker writes: “Volunteering is an opportunity to help others and to help make change.”

She was a hairdresser at her own business, Virginia’s Beauty Shop, which she opened in 1965, until her retirement in 1990.

Built and opened in 1840, the Mill River General Store is the longest continuously operating general store in the Berkshires. "I'm a New Englander," said new owner Jessica Holcomb. "And this is an old-school New England concept."

Upon returning from World War II, Andrew worked with his brothers in various farming ventures and also served as a Manager at Clayton Farms.

“We would have absolutely nothing if it wasn’t for everyone’s generosity. This incredible outpouring of love and support has provided our family with much comfort while having to face this devastating loss.” -- Dianna and David Lupiani, on the funds established to help them recover from the destruction of their home

Pythagoras Theatre Works will present two plays adapted from short stories by Edith Wharton and adapted by playwright and Shakespeare & Company founding member Dennis Krausnick, including cast members Corinna May, Diane Prusha, and David Joseph.

Jean was a loving homemaker known for her beautiful sewing, knitting, and handwork. She was a strong caring woman who was always there for friends.