Local owners bought this newspaper back from a cost-cutting national chain. Next step: Bringing back the readers

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In western Massachusetts, the Berkshire Eagle is trying to recover from cost-cutting and rebuild its standing in the community. “We’re trying to do something that’s not been done, which is to bend the circulation curve backwards.” This is a story all of us hope has a happy ending. But […]

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