Chris Vecchia Joins Stone House Properties

11:50AM / Wednesday, June 26, 2024Print Story | Email Story

WEST STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — Stone House Properties announced that Chris Vecchia will be joining the company as a Sales Associate.

Born and raised in the Berkshires and currently raising his own family in Pittsfield, Vecchia brings an understanding of the local community.

Since 2019, Vecchia has been dedicated to helping his fellow Berkshire County residents achieve their real estate dreams.

In addition to his role at Stone House Properties, Vecchia is a Licensed Massage Therapist, musician, and actor. In his spare time, Chris is an avid downhill skier and hiker, and is a Tanglewood regular during the summer months.

"I am thrilled to join the team at Stone House Properties," said Chris Vecchia. "As a Berkshire native, I am committed to helping my clients discover how they can live their life to the fullest in this county."

Buyers or sellers can connect with Chris Vecchia and the Stone House Properties team by visiting www.stonehouseproperties.com, or by contacting him directly at 413-281-6995.

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Great Barrington Fire, Police Respond to Chimney Fire

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
02:48PM / Tuesday, February 17, 2026

Fire Chief Scott Turner called for mutual aid as soon as he saw flames.

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Firefighters made quick work of a chimney fire on Tuesday afternoon and two police officers aided the occupant in escaping the building.

Fire Chief Scott Turner said the blaze at 205 North St. was reported about 12:38 p.m.

"When I arrived on scene, we had a small amount of flames coming out of the eaves of the roof over by the chimney for the wood stove, and then we had light smoke conditions on the second floor," he said.

Police Officers Andres Huertas and Elias Casey were first on the scene and immediately entered the single-family home to find the occupant was on the second floor.

They helped her out of the building, Turner said, "they did a great job."

The chimney is a metal chimney and burn marks could been seen where it meets the eaves on the side of the building.

North Street is a narrow residential way and firetrucks from Alford, Egremont, Monterey, Richmond, Stockbridge and West Stockbridge were parked along nearby streets.

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