The “absolute favorite thing in the world” for Charles Harrigan to do is make people stronger, as he tells us on The John Krol Podcast. And at 5 a.m. every weekday morning, he shows his commitment by holding boot campers accountable to doing just that – making them stronger. And he has many loyal athletes […]
How do you measure the impact one person has made. You may not ever be able to truly measure that now, or even in years to come. Dan “The Man” Joslyn has dedicated his career to being a mentor, a teacher, a safe haven to so many young people in their most impressionable years – […]
GREAT BARRINGTON – Kindred Great Barrington Nursing and Rehabilitation, Porchlight VNA/Home Care, and Berkshire Running Center today announced that the Kindred Great 8 (Gr8t) eight-mile road race will take place on Sunday, August 25. The race will begin at 8 a.m. The race proceeds will benefit the Porchlight Nursing Assistant Training Program, which takes place […]
Wouldn’t it be great to have a complete and truly state-of-the-art learning environment for your child? A school that will support your child’s education in every way, whether it’s in arts programming with the finest facilities, equipment and personnel to back it up, a true STEM pathway, cutting-edge technology in every classroom, including interactive whiteboards, […]
Taxes, investing in our schools and infrastructure, beefing up the city’s parking enforcement team, deer antler spray, if anyone cares who is playing the in the Super Bowl and the role that radio should play in the community – were just a few of the issues explored last week on GMP. I’m happy to say […]
A short week with the Martin Luther King holiday, friends Shawn Serre and Ashley Sulock pitched-in to host GMP on topics ranging from Governor Patrick’s proposed budget and tax changes, the mysterious life of frogs and salamanders (yes, they are still around in minus-10 degree weather), a half-marathon pitch, a firsthand account of Beyonce’s lip-synching, a […]
Good Morning Pittsfield hit on everything from local banking, the fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling, why viewers tuned out the BCS Championship by halftime, youths trying to find work in a tough economy, the geo-political implications of shrinking glaciers and how some are eligible for abatements on their property taxes. Jay Anderson, President and CEO […]
I’m no expert in economics, but I do recall one of the more simple concepts that should be used more in management decision-making. The concept is “sunk cost” and it’s what the Yankees need to consider when ultimately making the move to release Alex Rodriguez. And to do it as soon as possible. That would […]