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Sten Spinella

Sten Spinella

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Reporter, The Berkshire Eagle

Massachusetts

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  • Two injured in Pleasant Street house fire in North Adams

    By Sten Spinella Verified| The Berkshire Eagle Verified NORTH ADAMS — A fire at a two-story home on Pleasant Street on Friday afternoon injured a firefighter and an occupant. The fire began around 1 p.m. at 149 Pleasant St. and was knocked down within the hour, but it caused interior damage. The injured occupant came out of the building, fell, then “split open his head,” and is now being treated at North Adams Regional Hospital, according to North Adams Mayor Jennifer Macksey.

    By Sten Spinella Verified · The Berkshire Eagle

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Historic Williamstown church gets $500K for preservation, accessibility upgrades

    By Sten Spinella Verified| The Berkshire Eagle Verified WILLIAMSTOWN — Standing in the First Congregational Church of Williamstown, U.S. Rep. Richard Neal was reminded that places of worship like this one, dating back to 1765, were once "noisy" with the sounds of democracy. “That’s what we honor at the meetinghouse, representative democracy, where people have a right to assemble and petition their government and make their voices heard,” Neal said on Thursday while touring the historic building.

    By Sten Spinella Verified · The Berkshire Eagle

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Two injured in Pleasant Street house fire in North Adams

    By Sten Spinella Verified| The Berkshire Eagle Verified NORTH ADAMS — A fire at a two-story home on Pleasant Street on Friday afternoon injured a firefighter and an occupant. The fire began around 1 p.m. at 149 Pleasant St. and was knocked down within the hour, but it caused interior damage. The injured occupant came out of the building, fell, then “split open his head,” and is now being treated at North Adams Regional Hospital, according to North Adams Mayor Jennifer Macksey.

    By Sten Spinella Verified · The Berkshire Eagle

    Apr. 18, 2025

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The Berkshire Eagle

Berkshire County, Massachusetts' award-winning source for local news.

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States

'+1 413-447-7311

Founded: 1892