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Winter: A View From Wahconah Regional High School

9th Grade Even hearty residents of the Berkshires can agree that recent winters have been roller coasters: wind and ice storms, extreme precipitation, blizzards, unseasonably warm days, and yes, icy cold days, as well. Trends in recent decades document that winter temperatures have been rising with less snow falling

“A Murder of the Most Revolting Kind”

1891, A. B. Pomeroy was hunting with his dog, Jack, in a wooded area of Washington. Suddenly Jack ran toward a leaf-covered area and began digging frantically. When the hound pulled a man’s suspender out of the earth, Pomeroy, further noting the sickening odor of decomposing

Dark Skies

a group of Becket neighbors has begun an effort to preserve our nighttime dark skies by adopting practices to prevent light pollution. There are multiple reasons for this interest. Reportedly, light pollution may have detrimental effects on our health, safety, and the wildlife around