berkshire eagle造句

• Take, for example, the first front page of The Berkshire Eagle published under the new ownership of Denver media baron William Dean Singleton.
• In 1978, Miller became a reporter at The Transcript, a small daily newspaper in North Adams, Massachusetts, now part of The Berkshire Eagle.
• A native of Princeton, N . J ., Pearl began his journalistic career at the Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Mass ., in 1988.
• Besides the Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, the firm also owns the Transcript in North Adams, and the Sentinel & AMP; Enterprise in Fitchburg.
• After graduation, Brooke was a freelance reporter and part-time staffer at " The Berkshire Eagle " in Massachusetts from June 1977 to April 1978.
• Buck, a former reporter for The Berkshire Eagle, accomplished the audacious adventure of flying cross-country with his brother Kernahan in the summer of 1966.
• But he also remembers how many reporters lost their jobs when he bought The Berkshire Eagle in Western Massachusetts ( five of 40 ).
• The purchase allowed MediaNews to deepen its ties to Western Massachusetts, where it had already bought " The Berkshire Eagle " the year before.
• Metcalf told his hometown newspaper, The Berkshire Eagle, that the book " was a way of getting the Melville monkey off my back ."
• Her husband, Lawrence K . Miller, who was editor and publisher of The Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, died in 1991, after 58 years of marriage.
• The notable exceptions are the " Berkshire Eagle " building, located on Eagle Street next to Sottile Park, and the St . Joseph's Church complex.
• They caught Cuyler's eye at The Berkshire Eagle, and he followed Pearl's career when he joined a nearby paper, The Union-News in Springfield, in 1987.
• The natural choice, D'Oench said, was Eagle Publishing, a small chain owned by the Miller family, which published the respected Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Mass.
• The series caught the eye of Lewis Cuyler, then the business editor of The Berkshire Eagle, who said that he guided Pearl onto his own staff.
• The fictional newspaper thread in the novel's narrative is borrowed from Lipez's own experience at the Berkshire Eagle, where he works as a part-time editorial writer.
• A native of Princeton, N . J ., Pearl worked at the Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Mass ., before joining the Wall Street Journal in 1990.
• There are many good reasons to read " Tanglewood : The Clash Between Tradition and Change, " by Andrew Pincus, the music critic of The Berkshire Eagle.
• Her father, Martin Glendon, was a reporter for the Berkshire Eagle and later chaired the local board of selectmen, the first Irish-Catholic Democrat to win that job.
• Ms . Glendon was born in the small town of Dalton, in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts, where her father was a reporter for the Berkshire Eagle.
• Staff at the Berkshire Eagle said each of its 200 employees were called into their supervisors'offices and told whether they would remain on staff or lose their jobs.