PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Dining in downtown Pittsfield will be a spooky occasion over the Halloween weekend.
Downtown Pittsfield Inc. will be holding a "Trick or Eat" event over Halloween, Friday, Oct. 30, to Sunday, Nov. 1.
Trick or Eat is sponsored by Downtown Pittsfield Inc. with candy sponsors: Big Y, Lee Bank, Market 32, and the Marketplace Café.
Any diners wearing a costume or a Halloween themed COVID-19 mask at participating restaurants will receive a handful of treats with the purchase of a dine-in or take-out meal.
Participating restaurants are:
Berkshire General Store
District Kitchen & Bar
Dottie’s Coffee Lounge
Eat on North
Flavours of Malaysia
Hot Harry’s
Marketplace Café
Methuselah Bar & Lounge
Mission Bar & Tapas
Panchos Mexican Restaurant
Patrick’s Pub
That’s a Wrap Café
Thrive Diner
Tito’s Mexican Grill
Check with the restaurant for hours of operation.
Downtown Pittsfield Inc. encourages sharing costumes or pictures of the event on social media @downtownpittsfield on Instagram or @heartoftheberkshires with hashtags #trickoreat, #dinedowntownpittsfield and #heartoftheberkshires.
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Pittsfield Fire Displaces Five, Injures Firefighters
By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff
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The Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at 95 Greylock Terrace at about 3:30 p.m. Two firefighters were treated on the scene with minor injuries; there were no civilian injuries.
"Dispatch reported 911 caller attempted to extinguish a growing fire in their attic with an
extinguisher but were unsuccessful," the department reported.
The fire is currently under investigation but early findings point to a possible electrical issue.
The blaze was extinguished within one hour. Fire and smoke damage were contained to the attic and the second floor sustained water damage from attempts to douse the blaze.
Three engines, one car, and a tower truck responded while the Rapid Intervention Team was put on standby.
When Engine 5 and Car 2 arrived, they found smoke emanating from the 2 1/2 story, wood-
frame, two-family home. The E5 crew began extinguishing the growing attic fire using a hose line while the E3 crew secured the water supply to E5 and assisted with fire suppression.
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