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What's PlayingFree Summer Concerts
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Live on the Lake
Burbank Park/Wed., 6 p.m.
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| July 8, Sirsy |
Concerts at the Lake
Windsor Lake/Sun., 7p.m. |
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Weather delay to July 5,
Pittsfield Eagles
Community Band
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Lawn Concerts
Clark Art/Tues., 6 p.m. |
| July 7, The Doerfels |
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Sales FliersDaily Digest
A local bruin looks forlornly at the birdfeeders far from her reach in Joyce Harsch's back yard. Have a photo to share? Submit as a member or e-mail to info@iberkshires.com. |
Public Hearings
Department of Public Utilities on National Grid's request for a 16 percent increase in distribution charges on Wednesday, July 15, at 7 p.m. at North Adams City Hall. What's this all about? |
Jobless Journey
Former Adams resident and radio host Sean Baker has been chronicling his adventures in unemployment on The Forecaster site in Maine. |
ObituariesSportsSoccer sign-ups
Hoosac Tunnel Youth Soccer League/NBYMCA fall soccer sign-ups for PreK-Grade 8 at Northern Berkshire YMCA until Aug. 1.; 413-663-6529 for more information. |
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Great Barrington Historians Annual Picnic - June 27, 2008
GREAT BARRINGTON – The Capt. Truman Wheeler House will be the site of the annual Great Barrington Historical Society (GBHS) picnic on Wednesday, July 16. The public is invited to join the event featuring speaker on agriculture, Dan Tawczynski of Taft Farms, plus view the society’s pre-Revolutionary War era home and barns.
Starting at 6:30 p.m., picnickers will convene, rain or shine, at the historic house located approximately a quarter mile south of Big Y shipping center on Route 7 South. Parking is on the lawn. Participants are asked to bring their own meal and beverage of choice, plus a chair or lawn blanket.
GBHS board members will be on hand to answer questions, hand out back issues of journal-newsletters describing the group’s interests. The Wheeler House is soon to be a local history museum/education center and GBHS headquarters.
For more information, visit www.greatbarringtonhistoricalsociety.org. |
| Great job you guys in Great Barrington! Hopefully the town will wake up to its importance in the Revolutionary Period and give you some support! Keep fighting! | | from: Christian | on: 06-29-2008 |
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