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Donald Trump · United StatesBy Sarah Owermohle, CNN (CNN) — Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. this week made his strongest endorsement yet of the measles vaccine amid an ongoing outbreak that has killed three and infected more than 600 people across the US. But his recent push for people to get vaccinated for measles stands in stark contrast to Kennedy’s years of work against measles vaccines, including suing the state of New York for its vaccine ma…See the Story
RFK Jr’s long, complicated history with the measles vaccines
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Activism · Berkshire CountyTo the editor: In the 1950s, there were sit-ins in the North protesting Woolworth’s for not serving Black people at their lunch counters. In the 1960s, there were demonstrations against the Vietnam War. Those instances were referred to as “civil disobedience,” a peaceful form of protest. This is now our time to protest. The same president who threatened to use military force to take over Greenland and the Panama Canal will not abide by a court o…See the Story
It is time to take our country back - The Berkshire Edge
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Great Barrington · Great BarringtonEditor’s note: Besides tracking technological advancements and innovations, our author is a Juilliard-trained musical composer. He has created a musical piece titled “Crisis Affluence” for you to enjoy while reading this column.
https://berkshireedge-images.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/column-64-harmonc-bass-and-flute-4.14.25.mp3 We tend to think of crises as periods of collapse, as chapters marked by loss and uncertainty. And th…See the Story
TECH & INNOVATION: Crisis Affluence - The Berkshire Edge
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Pittsfield, Massachusetts · PittsfieldInterprint, Inc. appoints Manoj Vengalil as Chief Executive Officer Pittsfield— Pittsfield resident Manoj Vengalil has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Interprint, Inc. Vengalil joined Interprint in 2003, and over 22 years has played a vital role in the company’s growth, previously serving as Director of Finance and Managing Director. He brings strategic expertise and a strong sense of commitment to the Interprint team, its customers, a…See the Story
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Interprint, Inc. appoints Manoj Vengali; MOLARI Employment & HealthCare Services welcomes Rosa Barnaba; Historic Gateways Dine & Drink reopening; Bennington Theater membership program; Berkshire Bank Foundation invests; Adams Community Ba
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Gaza · GazaThese days it may not be fashionable to say there is absolutely nothing wrong with trying to include as many people as possible. Inclusion is, in fact, a critical ingredient in accomplishing as much as possible, whether it is building a team or building a community. There is absolutely nothing wrong in acknowledging that some people haven’t gotten a fair shot in life. We have to confront the reality that, since our country’s founding, many men w…See the Story
THE OTHER SIDE: The war against smarts - The Berkshire Edge
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Donald Trump · New YorkMake no mistake—one of the reasons that Donald Trump is the president of the United States is because he played the part of a successful real estate mogul on TV. In actuality, he was a six-time business failure, declaring bankruptcy repeatedly before Mark Burnett brought lights, sets, and cameras into a threadbare, tatty Trump Tower conference room and created the fictional Donald Trump. According to almost everyone who worked on that show (who …See the Story
I WITNESS: The made-for-TV presidency - The Berkshire Edge
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Stockbridge, Massachusetts · StockbridgeThe Pease/Comstock Mill in Stockbridge still survives, although its undershot water wheel is gone. Set back from Yale Hill Road, it is easier to glimpse from the view shown when the trees along East Main Street are bare. This mill should not be confused with the better-known Duryea Mill situated towards the top of Yale Hill. In the late 1700s and well into the 1800s, this area was a busy, industrial location. The steep drop in elevation of Kampo…See the Story
THEN & NOW: The Pease/Comstock Mill in Stockbridge - The Berkshire Edge
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Stock Markets · StockbridgeStockbridge — With the town’s largest development plan at stake, Select Board members took stock on April 17 of a peer review report from Beals Associates centered on a proposed multi-use project at the historic former DeSisto School property, 35–37 Interlaken Road. The upshot: More detail is needed on several components of the project for the group to decide the site’s future. The Select Board will return to the dais May 1 for a continuation of…See the Story
Stockbridge peer review consultant advocates for more details, traffic mitigation in DeSisto property plan - The Berkshire Edge
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