Cutting Edge Martial Arts Kick-a-thon

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ADAMS, Mass. — Cutting Edge Martial Arts will have it's first kick-a-thon to raise monies for the fight against cancer.
 
During the week of May 8, the groups youth through teen martial arts classes will be participating in the Kick-A-Thon. Before the kick- a-thon each student was given a pledge sheet and can either get a flat donation or money per kick.
 
The students will be given a time limit for their kicks. The 6-9 years olds will be given 3 minutes and theand older students will be given 5 minutes. Once they are done they will collect monies from their pledgers.
 
Monies raised will be donated to Pace for Purpose which will donate funds to PopCares, the AVJ Fund, and Run to Home Base which helps military veterans.
 

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Adams Selectmen Recognize Champion Hurricanes

By Tammy Daniels iBerkshires Staff

The Hurricanes after winning the state championship in Lowell last month.
ADAMS, Mass. — The Board of Selectmen cheered the Hoosac Valley High girls basketball team last week on their back-to-back District 5 state championships.
 
Selectman Joseph Nowak, who organized the recognition, said, "these Lady 'Canes have really shown what grit really is. And I've known these kids for such a long time, and I've seen them grow, and I've seen them mature. 
 
"And these kids aren't just good athletes. They're talented in a classroom, they're well versed, and they are taking a lot of activities within the school and as a community, we should be very proud of them."
 
He called each girl by name and her stand up for recognition along with coach  Jon Frederick and assistant coaches Kailynne Frederick and Trish Carlo. 
 
"So there's a look at our great team. And you know, it warms my heart that we can share something that's kind of fuzzy and happy," he said, instead of the back and forth the board sometimes gets into.
 
Chair John Duval said it was a big deal and noted how many other communities would see this on Northern Berkshire Community Television.
 
"I just think back 44 years now, when I was in a similar situation, when our football team won the championship ... every time that I meet with my fellow teammates since then, that's pretty much all we talk about is our championship team, and we feel pretty proud about that, and it's really was our glory days back then," he said. "So we are tied for life. ...
 
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