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WEB9 hrs ago. 6 min to read. At first, the old Methodist church in Lee seemed destined to follow the path of other vacant churches scattered through Berkshire County — given a second life by local developers who buy them up and convert what was once sanctuaries into apartments. But in this case, the town's zoning said no.
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WEBHoward Herman: Don't look now, but college football will be more like the NFL. Aug 31, 2024. Eagle sports columnist Howard Herman says that while much of college football will look the same, from cheerleaders to bands to fans, there will be some differences this year. That could make the sport look more like its professional brethren.
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WEBWith daily highs well up in the 70s, even hitting 80 or slightly above in the coming days, it’s arguably “summer-like,” National Weather Service meteorologist Christina Speciale pointed out in an online post.
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WEBThe women’s clothing and gift store opened by Judie Culver downtown in 1981 is set to close at the end of this month so she can retire. In 2024, the biggest risks of election fraud are from parties seeking to influence the elections with misinformation and purposeful manipulation of facts. More Business.
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WEBBy Howard Herman, The Berkshire Eagle. Aug 31, 2024. Eagle sports columnist Howard Herman says that while much of college football will look the same, from cheerleaders to bands to fans, there will be some differences this year. That could make the sport look more like its professional brethren.
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