Northern Berkshire Habitat for Humanity Raffling Shed

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Northern Berkshire Habitat for Humanity's shed raffle has returned.
 
The 8-by-10 garden shed, funded by an anonymous donor, built by the McCann Carpentry Program students, and decorated by the Northern Berkshire Habitat for Humanity construction crew, will be on display on Main Street in Williamstown, across from the end of Water Street, in front of the former Masonic Lodge at the end of May.
 
All proceeds will go toward building the non-profit's next home.
 
Raffle tickets may be purchased online until June 30 at go.rallyup.com/nbhfh23.
 
Tickets cost $5 apiece, five for $20, and 14 for $40. The drawing will be held Saturday, July 8. 
 
Local delivery will be free, assuming reasonable site access.
 
For information about Northern Berkshire Habitat's activities, to donate funds or to volunteer
labor, visit northberkshirehabitat.org or call (413) 664-4440. The organization's office is at 61 Main St., Suite 246, North Adams.

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Swann, Williams Women Place Third at Natinoals

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- The Williams College women's cross country team Saturday placed third at the NCAA Division III Championships.
 
Mount Greylock alumna Kate Swann was the third Williams runner across the finish line, placing 33rd.
 
Williams' men placed 10th out of 32 teams in their DIII National Championship race.
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