Registration Open for Upcoming Lenox Vaccine Clinics

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LENOX, Mass. — The Southern Berkshire Public Health Collaborative is pleased that registration is open a series of mobile clinics covering their 12-towns in South County this fall, including two in Lenox. 

These clinics will provide updated COVID vaccines (for ages 6 months or older), as well as regular-dose flu (for ages 6 months or older) and high-dose flu (for ages 65 and older). 

For a full list of all these clinics, go to the 2024 SBPHC Vaccine Clinic Schedule. Note that several clinics in Lenox have been consolidated to just the two this year.
 
Registration is required for and can be done using one of two methods:
 
Go to https://home.color.com/vaccine/register/tritown and pick your desired clinic (a full list of all these clinics is attached or can be found at 2024 SBPHC Vaccine Clinic Schedule);
 
Go directly to one of the Lenox clinics by clicking the hyperlinks below:
 
Tues, Oct. 8 from 3 - 6pm in the Lenox Middle/High School; and
Weds, Oct. 30  from 1:30 – 3:30pm in the St. Ann's Catholic Parish.
 
There will also be a clinic on Sat, Sept. 28 from 10am – 1pm at W.E.B. Dubois Middle School in Great Barrington.
 
Insurance: Although the flu and COVID vaccinations are provided at no cost, we ask that you have your insurance card with you at the time of registration as well as the day of the clinic. If you have a hard time entering your insurance information, you may select "No Insurance" as long as you bring that information to you to the clinic.
 
Questions: email or call SBPHC staff at (413) 243-5540 x109.  Also call this number if you, or a loved one, has difficulty leaving the house for an appointment and needs a public health nurse to come to their home. 
 
Visit www.southernberkshirehealth.com for more information.
 
 

 

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Annual Lenox Apple Squeeze

LENOX, Mass. — On Saturday Sept. 28 from 10am to 5pm the Lenox Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 43rd Lenox Apple Squeeze. 
 
The Apple Squeeze is a one day fall festival that takes over the town of Lenox. The annual event to welcome the Fall season will have over 80 artisan crafts, food and information vendors tents lined up and down the Main Street sidewalks. 
 
Attendees can browse through local handcrafted jewelry, woven baskets, candles, quilts, photography, woodworks, and more. Enjoy food including some apple themed dishes such as cider donuts from Shire Donuts, mile high cakes from Mary Zabian and international fare from Naji's Mediterranean, Lucia's Latin Kitchen and Mazz's Kettle Corn. The Morris PTO will once again take over Lilac Park for their Kids Carnival with inflatable toys, games, bake sale and Balloon Ben will be making balloon art throughout the day. New this year will be the "Apple Orchard" at St. Anns which will have family activities and a town wide Apple Pie Contest. There will be a performance by Chantell featuring the Diego Mongue Band from 1-3p at this location.
 
This year there will be a street party on Housatonic Street which will be closed to traffic between the lot after the Heritage Tavern to Church Street. Antimony Brewing will have their beer truck at 17 Housatonic Street parking lot and food by Momma  Lo's BBQ, Cello and Charlie's Bistro Bus will be served on Housatonic Street. Live music sponsored by Lee Bank will be performed by Susan Bile Music, Colby Lewis and The Lucky 4 at the stage area in front of the Lenox Visitor Center at 27 Housatonic Street from 10:30am-5:30pm. The Berkshire Rhythm Keepers led by Aimee Galinas will perform in Reading Park at 1pm.
 
The local downtown merchants will also have sidewalk sales at local merchants and galleries. Clothing, blankets, home goods, toys and even great artwork can be found at sale prices.
 
Parking is available in the lots behind the Berkshire Bank on Main Street and behind the Lenox Police Station. There will be limited street parking by order of the Lenox Police. Attendees parked illegally on residents' properties will be ticketed.
 
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