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Christopher Marcisz

Williamstown
As seen in: The Berkshire Eagle, Medium, Hyperallergic, Times Union (Albany), Popula, The Shoestring
Writes, edits, walks the dog, jams econo. In @the_shoestring, @Popula, @Hyperallergic, @BerkshireEagle
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For Eliza Edens, new album ‘Death Drive’ finds joy amid grief and heartache

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By Christopher Marcisz
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
LIFE AND LOSS Eliza Edens, a native of Williamstown, has released a new album, "Death Drive," and will perform at Studio 9 in North Adams on Nov. 20. Singer-songwriter Eliza Edens brings new album ‘Death Drive’ to Studio 9 in North Adams on Nov. 20, exploring grief, identity and reckless joy. This story was made possible by contributions made to the Local Journalism Fund.
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Greylock outlasts South Shore, reaches D-IV quarterfinals

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By Christopher Marcisz
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
MIAA VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Mount Greylock junior Tyanna Lepicer helped her team to a win over South Shore Vo-Tech in the MIAA D-IV Round of 16. The Mounties made it back to the quarterfinals for the first time since 2024 For two sets the fifth-seeded Mount Greylock volleyball team looked like it was on a roll through the MIAA Division IV Round of 16 matchup against No. 21 South Shore Technical High School.
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Bond, Blue Devils blast away on Pioneer; Drury girls advance to Round of 16

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By Christopher Marcisz
| The Berkshire Eagle Verified
NORTH ADAMS — It seemed like the only thing that could slow down the Drury girls soccer team in its MIAA Division V Round of 32 matchup against Pioneer Charter School of Science was a rain and hail squall in the first half that might have kept them from getting in gear But it didn’t last long, and once the weather cleared a bit. The Blue Devils were powered by 4 goals from sophomore forward Ella Bond, who was locked in with junior Lily Mirante, who had a goal and an assist.
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