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The
Berkshire Beacon
The Berkshire Beacon is a weekly community paper
serving the Berkshire Hills in western Massachusetts. Richard
Trombly served as its editor-in-chief from February
to October 2003. He assigned and edited stories, covered events,
and was involved in all phases of production with Quark and Photoshop.
He managed editorial staff as well as freelance writers and photographs
and reported directly to the publisher.
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Richmond
Adds Fast Net Access
Feature Article | The
Berkshire Beacon : April 2000
As the Berkshires become ever more reliant
on the internet for commerce, culture, and recreation, a frequent question
among household, home office, and small business customers is how to get
high-speed internet connections. The answer may be at hand for many Berkshire
residents.
Berkshire
Connect Not For Everyone
Feature Article | The
Berkshire Beacon : March 2000
The Berkshires will soon be served by a
new, countywide, high-speed Internet connection on a fiber optic and broadband
digital wireless network. This will be brought about through the collaborative
efforts of Berkshire Connect, local businesses, and Global Crossing Ltd.
and Equal Access Networks, Inc. This technology, however, may not benefit
everyone.
MCAS
Unfair to Special Education
News Article | The
Berkshire Beacon : March 2000
"The MCAS presents a special concern
for the special needs community," said Debbie Byrd, a special needs
parent and Coalition for Authentic Reform in Education (C.A.R.E.) activist.
"Our children's self esteem is essential."
Local
Students and Community Resist the MCAS
News Article | The
Berkshire Beacon : March 2000
The Coalition for Authentic Reform in Education
(C.A.R.E.) held a Mid-Berkshire meeting at the Pittsfield Unitarian Church
on February 29th. Fifteen educators, parents, and concerned citizens met
to plan strategies to further their opposition, of the Massachusetts Comprehensive
Assessment System (MCAS) in the local community.
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