Berkshire Nursing Families 22nd Annual Trivia Fundraiser

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Berkshire Nursing Families (BNF) announced that tickets for its 22nd Annual Trivia Fundraiser are on sale.
 
The fundraiser will take place on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at the Williams Inn in Williamstown. Get tickets here.
 
BNF Team Trivia support of BNF's mission to provide feeding and parenting support for families in the region.
 
Since its founding in 1998, BNF has been committed to empowering families in Berkshire County with the education, tools, and resources to make the best nutrition choices for the babies in their care. 
 
The nonprofit offers a wide range of free services, including in-home lactation consultations, a 24/7 support line, peer support groups, playgroups, developmental education, childbirth and breastfeeding classes, and more. 
 
Proceeds from this Annual Trivia Fundraiser help keep all BNF services 100 percent free.
 
 
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McKay's Family Farm Market Expands in Williamstown

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff

The greenhouse will be opening in the next couple weeks but pansies are available now. 
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — McKay's Family Farm Market recently expanded to offer more garden and feed options and local goods.
 
In October, the McKays took over the former Chenail's Farmstand on Simonds Road. McKay's Family Farm is located in Stamford, Vt., and raises cattle, sheep, horses and goats and grows a variety of vegetables. They have expanded into the shopping plaza near the greenhouse. 
 
"We took over growing mums and pumpkins and stuff, and then folks just kept coming in, asking for different things, and we just kept expanding our offerings," said Luke McKay. "And before long, we realized that half of the greenhouse was full of retail supplies and that we were growing so quick that we need to figure out what our next step was.
 
"The space became available, and we decided to make this our retail operation so that we could continue to have more space for plants and shrubs and trees and all the good stuff that we're gonna put in."
 
The family had noticed the building, part of the property with the farmstand, became available in December and decided to move in. He said customers were looking for a place to buy feed and to support locally.
 
"It was just a couple of bags of grain back in the fall when we opened up. And more and more folks said that they didn't want to go to box stores that they wanted to support a local business to be able to buy their feed for their animals or their pet foods and such," he said.
 
The store sells Nutrena Feeds and Blue Seal, garden supplies and stoves and pellets. It also offers goods from other local farms, whether it be eggs, meat, or more.
 
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