Thank you to Brian Sullivan in highlighting my radio program, that is something I truly love doing, and helped save Pittsfield’s community radio station, WTBR! By Brian Sullivan, Special to The Eagle PITTSFIELD “Good morning, Pittsfield!” OK, he’s no Robin Williams, but here’s a little story. I grew up watching Johnny late at night. Then, […]
PITTSFIELD – Berkshire Animal D.R.E.A.M.S. announced today that the non-profit feline rescue organization will be holding an open house Saturday to celebrate the first anniversary of its new downtown location. The event will take place on Saturday, February 9th from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Animal D.R.E.A.M.S. headquarters at 441 North Street. “This location has […]
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 ran the gamut again last week with talk of gun control, school security and more with Pittsfield Police Chief Michael Wynn, the announcement of the Second Congregational Church’s Content of Character award, the roll-out of the Berkshire Museum’s bat exhibit, the NAMA Snow Ball dance, Martin Luther King’s legacy on peace and […]
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 […]
While the recent election may have strengthened the political argument in favor of investing in a strong public higher education system, including community and affordable four-year colleges, the national debate will likely continue. Many conservatives, who also call themselves pro-business, argue that financial aid and other efforts to increase enrollment should not be the role […]