ADAMS, Mass. — The Parish Family of Saint John Paul II will hold it's Polka Picnic tradition on Sunday, Sept. 8 at the Polanka Grounds on Mill Street, Adams.
Gates open at noon with the Eddie Foreman Orchestra performing favorite dance tunes from 1-5. Traditional Polish foods and adult beverages will be available for purchase. The Adams Lions Club will be selling cookout fare and Crumb Bakery will be selling homemade treats.
Free games will be provided for children. Admission is $5.00/adult, free for children 12 and under. On-street and limited grounds parking will be available.
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Runners Battle Mist, Mountain in Annual Race
By Stephen DravisiBerkshires.com Sports
ADAMS, Mass. -- An eight-mile, mostly uphill climb to the the highest point in the commonwealth is enough of a challenge for any runner.
For Mount Greylock Regional School senior Rafael Mellow-Bartels, Sunday brought another problem.
"I think, for me, the main challenge was just running without anybody around me," Mellow-Bartels said after completing the 48th annual Mount Greylock Road Race.
"It was kind of foggy for the last two miles, so I couldn't see anybody. I had my watch, so I knew how far I was, and I knew my pace. But I didn't know where anybody else was. I think that was the challenge for me."
Mellow-Bartels may have to get used to those times when no one can match his pace.
On Sunday, he averaged 8 minutes, 41 seconds per mile over the 8-mile course to finish in 1:09.28, good for 10th place overall and first in his group, men 19 and under.
The race saw 176 runners post a time, with finishes ranging from just more than an hour to just less than three hours.
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