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Mark Rondeau is an editor, writer and photographer who lives in North Adams, Mass., a beautiful small city in the northwestern corner of Massachusetts.
Mark has more than 20 years of experience as a professional journalist. He has worked for both daily and weekly newspapers, been a freelance reporter for several religious newspapers and been published in several national Caatholic publications. He has published two books, one of which is excerpted on this site. Mark has also edited the newsletter of a regional social services organization and written freelance articles about academics and student life at Williams College. Many of these articles can also be found on this site.
Mark is particularly interested in religion, politics, the environment and local history. He holds a Master's Degree in English from Florida State University and earned teacher certification from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in 2004. Mark currently is an editor and reporter for a daily newspaper in southern Vermont and also edits the bulletin at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church in North Adams.
An avid hiker, Mark has hiked every trail in the Mount Greylock State Reservation, and his Greylock Project, found on this site, has become one of the leading online sources about this jewel in Western Massachusetts.
Mark continually adds new content and material to this site. If you wish to contact him, he can be reached at markrondeau@earthlink.net.
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