Born in Groton, CT. Traveled all over the States as a Navy Brat. Lived in Hawaii, Guam, Pennsylvania and Florida, to name a few. Moved to the Beautiful Berkshires in 1982. Graduated high school in 1988 and immediately took the leap into the wild, wonderful world of radio. I've been broadcasting locally in some way, shape or form (and on different spots on the dial) for 30 years and I've loved every minute of it. I LOVE music, movies, literature and traveling. And I love my family and friends. I have been blessed to find my soulmate, Tonya, who I love with all my heart and soul. And I can't forget about our Handsome Prince, our cat "L.B."(Little Bud). I'm looking forward to hopefully another 30 of meeting new people, playing GREAT music and broadcasting over the airwaves of Berkshire County.
Eric Greene
NAMI Of The Berkshires Announces New Program Director
National Alliance on Mental Illness of Berkshire County announces Wes Buckley as their new Program Director
Nurses & Teachers Detail Back To School Concerns
A new coalition of educators, school nurses and other support staff called for schools across the state to postpone any in-person learning and adopt a phased approach until some COVID-19 safety issues are addressed.
Doctor Weighs In On MA’s Mandated Flu Vaccine For Students
In the past, the yearly influenza vaccine has been a personal choice - until now. Massachusetts has become the first state to mandate the flu vaccine for children age five and over enrolled in daycares, schools, and even colleges.
“My Local MA” Campaign To Support Small & Local Businesses
Some good news to hopefully boost the economy and help out local businesses.
#SaveThePostOffice Protest In Pittsfield 8/22
The Berkshire Democratic Brigades and the Berkshire County Branch of the NAACP Host a #SavethePostOffice Standout this Saturday at the Pittsfield Post Office.
Kids May Play Bigger Role In Spreading Coronavirus
According to research conducted at Mass. General, children may play a larger role in spreading coronavirus.
MA Requiring Flu Shots For All Students
It is more important now than ever to get a flu vaccine because flu symptoms are very similar to those of COVID-19 and now it's required in Massachusetts if you're a student.
According to a news item from Western Mass News, all students at schools, colleges, and child care centers are now b…
According to a news item from Western Mass News, all students at schools, colleges, and child care centers are now b…
MIAA Issues New Guidelines For Youth Sports
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released new guidelines for youth and amateur sports
Teens Who Vape Have Higher Risk Of COVID-19, Says Study
According to the results of a new study, young adults and teens who vape have a higher risk of COVID-19 compared to their peers who don’t vape.
New COVID-19 Map May Help Stop The Spread In Massachusetts
The Baker administration released COVID-19 data for individual communities in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus.