MCLA Women's Hockey Wins First Home Game in Program's History

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- Carlen Bertrand scored her second goal of the game midway through the third period to give the MCLA women's hockey team a 3-2 win over Hilbert in the Trailblazers' season opener on Friday.
 
Bertrand scored the first home goal in the history of the MCLA program to start the contest, and the teams traded goals from there.
 
Hilbert tied the contest, 1=1, by the first intermission. But Becky Ade scored unassisted for MCLA in the first minute of the second period.
 
It stayed 2-1, Trailblazers, until the visitors scored in the first minute of the third period.
 
Bertrand got the game-winner 10 minutes later with assists from Abby Pomajba and Summer Bissaillion.
 
Juliette Barney made 25 saves to earn the win in goal for MCLA (1-2), which hosts Hilbert again on Saturday at 5 p.m. at
the Peter W. Foote Vietnam Veterans Memorial Rink.
 
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North Adams Package Store Changing Hands Again

By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff
CLARKSBURG, Mass. —The License Commission on Tuesday approved the transfer of a beer/wine package store license for Dave's Package Store. 
 
The license will be held by North Adams Package LLC, which will continue doing business as Dave's. 
 
 Avatar Grang of North Adams, the new manager, told the commissioners that the hours and drive-up window will remain the same and that he and one other would be working in the store. 
 
 Grang said he did not have experience with running an alcohol store "over here" but was cognizant of the state's liquor laws. He said he was looking to expand his interests. 
 
"I have a business in location in New York, OK, and I'm friends with Abbas for a long time," he said, referring to Abbas Choudhry, who purchased the business and property more than a year ago as Shahmir Properties LLC.
 
Choudhry, who attended the meeting, said he would stay on until Grang was approved for the license at the state level. 
 
Commissioner Rosemari Dickinson pointed out several errors and typos on the application that she recommended be corrected, including adding in the continued use of the drive-through, before being submitted to the state. She said state inspectors would return the papers or call about anything out of place. 
 
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