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Breanna N. Steele
Verified
News Reporter, Spectrum News 1 Worcester
Berkshire
Beats
crime and law enforcement.City government
Business, Health and Pharma
Content
By Breanna N. Steele Verified| North Adams@ St. Agnes' Academy seventh-grader Andrew Milholland displays his Cabot Grand Prize award experiments on how certain metals react to water, salt water, vinegar and bleach. Katelyn Therrien of Hoosac Valley did her project on family fingerprints. Mila Krol and Josslyn Rustay from St. Agnes' Academy in Dalton tested three materials to see which works best for insulation. Zoanna Brown, six-grader from JFK Middle School in Northampton, earned the Boyd Biomedical Award.
By Breanna N. Steele Verified| iBerkshires.com Verified 08:04AM / Saturday, April 19, 2025Print Story | Email Story GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — The Triplex Cinema will host a screening of the documentary film "Eating Our Way to Extinction" on April 22, followed by a panel discussion featuring author Ginny Messina, environmental activist Brittany Ebling, and Susan Purser.
By Breanna N. Steele Verified| North Adams@ St. Agnes' Academy seventh-grader Andrew Milholland displays his Cabot Grand Prize award experiments on how certain metals react to water, salt water, vinegar and bleach. Katelyn Therrien of Hoosac Valley did her project on family fingerprints. Mila Krol and Josslyn Rustay from St. Agnes' Academy in Dalton tested three materials to see which works best for insulation. Zoanna Brown, six-grader from JFK Middle School in Northampton, earned the Boyd Biomedical Award.
Company Info
Spectrum News 1 Worcester
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
+1 203-905-7801