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Chopsticks has been given the go-ahead to reopen after being closed to address building issues.
Updated December 02, 2016 05:48PM

Williamstown's Chopsticks Restaurant Reopens

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff
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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — After a six-week closure to address building code issues, a Main Street Chinese restaurant has been cleared to reopen, Town Hall reported Friday morning.
 
Town Manager Jason Hoch shared the happy news that Chopsticks restaurant was given the go-ahead to begin serving customers at any time after it was reinspected on Thursday and Friday.
 
In mid-October, the town ordered the restaurant's closure until it addressed several issues, including its fire alarm and fire suppression system.
 
At no point did the closure involve the town's health inspector or any food safety issues, Hoch said in October.
 
The restaurant was serving patrons by the dinner hour on Friday. 

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'Nothing to Report' After Monday Police Search in Williamstown

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Williamstown Police Department conducted a search Monday along the Mohican Trail Shared Use Path in connection to a Dec. 22 shooting.
 
"They were just doing some searching related to some search warrants," Town Manager Robert Menicocci told the Select Board on Monday night. "As far as I understand it, there’s nothing too new to share that was discovered."
 
The shooting incident occurred at the 330 Cole Ave. housing complex, which is abutted by the multipurpose trail.
 
On Monday morning, the WPD posted on social media that there would be, "an increased presence in the area of the multi-use trail (bike path) between Cole Avenue and the Spruces … in conjunction with a follow-up investigation."
 
The post sparked widespread speculation on Facebook, enough that the administrators of a local Facebook group had to turn off comments on a post asking about "major law enforcement presence" and suggesting it was related to the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement service.
 
On Tuesday morning, Police Chief Michael Ziemba confirmed that the Dec. 22 incident remains under investigation.
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