Ruth Bass is an author and columnist at The Berkshire Eagle. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, agriculture, and transportation, with a particular focus on environmental services and natural resources. Ruth's insights and expertise have been featured in various discussions surrounding regional interests and world news, as well as religion and spirituality.
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Ruth Bass primarily covers topics related to house & home, entertainment news, family & relationships, and culture & society. Her articles often feature expert commentary and seasonal content.
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By: Ruth Bass
After 90 years, the Highland Restaurant in Pittsfield will close its doors.
By: Ruth Bass
RICHMOND — Purists like Craig Claiborne made pasta sauce without onions. I can't. For one thing, the garden crop of onions — white, yellow and
By: Ruth Bass
“Shock has curdled into fatigue,” Fareed Zakaria said on his Sunday broadcast on CNN, and it struck me as one of the major dangers faced by the United States at
By: Ruth Bass
RICHMOND — I think they're gone. It's easy to wonder if, facing a long flight, a few might procrastinate and show up at my feeders later in the week.
By: Ruth Bass
The flood of newly banned books is white-washing reading in school libraries, and PEN America — a nonprofit organization that keeps track — says
By: Ruth Bass
It's possible that the basement quarters of Berkshire County's largest food pantry trembled Saturday night when a potpourri of music genres emanated from the Colonial Theater across the street.
By: Ruth Bass
Great Barrington is the only Berkshire County police department with its own automated license-plate readers, but other agencies can request searches of the data as questions grow over privacy, oversight and who can access it.
I miss the spontaneity and warmth of a world unbound by algorithms and personal devices.
It's the little things that hold the big things together — and sometimes need replacing.
By: Ruth Bass
From feeding the black market to starving tax revenue sources, consider the consequences if Question 8 passes and snuffs out the state's marijuana legalization paradigm.
