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A queer and BIPOC spin on Bible stories: ‘A Book By Their Cover’ filmmaker starts crowdfunding campaign for new movie
I’m retelling a lot of stories in the Bible from more of a queer and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and people of color) ...
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INTERVIEW: Berkshire Bach Society presents ‘Bach and God: Troubling Voices’ with musicologist Michael Marissen, Jan. 24 and 25
There is no getting around it: J.S. Bach was a devout follower of Martin Luther, who at times expressed vehemently ...
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Monument Mountain student receives four-year Questbridge scholarship
Monument’s latest Questbridge recipient is a three-year varsity softball player, a National Honor Society member, and ...
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Lee Select Board greenlights new eatery, The Station, but with conditions
The board approved an alcohol restaurant license for the business, but owners of a nearby inn voiced concern over the ...
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Multicultural BRIDGE celebrates legacy and work of Martin Luther King Jr. in Great Barrington
The national Martin Luther King theme of 2025 is ‘Mission possible: protecting freedom, justice, and democracy.’ That is our ...
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Philip Bennett Smerling, 73, of Great Barrington
After a long protracted illness, Philip Bennett Smerling passed in the place he loved the best, the Berkshires. He was born ...
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The perfect timing of ‘The Brutalist’
The perfect timing of “The Brutalist” is hard to overstate. I know, it is a long film. But it doesn’t feel that way, or at ...