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Mass. GOP Senate candidates differ on Trump, border policy
BOSTON - The three Republicans competing for the right to take on Sen. Elizabeth Warren in a fight for Massachusetts's U.S. Senate seat debated which of them was a "real" Republican rather than a "RINO" - Republican In Name Only. The GOP candidates met in their only TV debate at the WBZ-TV studios.Will the candidates support Donald Trump?Each candidate was asked if they will support Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as he aims to return to the White House."The big differentiating litmus test is whether someone supports the head of the ticket, which is why I'm wearing this hat," said...
Police investigating disappearance of North Bennington man
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Police are still investigating the disappearance of a man from North Bennington and say a limited search will continue in the coming days. The investigation started on Thursday when Matthew Houskeeper, 59, did not show up for work and was reported missing. Friday morning, Houskeeper’s car...
BRPC to hold Annual Meeting, present Kusik Award on September 25th
Berkshire Regional Planning Commission will hold its Annual Meeting and Reception on Wednesday, September 25th from 5-7pm at Balderdash Cellars in Richmond. During the event, the 2024 Kusik Award will be presented to Representative Smitty Pignatelli. Read more HERE. Register HERE.
BUSINESS MONDAY: Spotlight on Momma Lo’s BBQ — “Food for the soul and the community”
“God had a purpose for me, and I am very, very grateful. I love to see people enjoy our food, and the love and support from the community has really been great.”. Starting Memorial Day weekend and continuing long past Labor Day, myriads of Americans light up the briquettes and treat their tastebuds to shared feasts centered around grilled chicken, pulled pork, and barbecued ribs. But for many, the time, patience, and skill required to get the right flavor and tenderness can feel a bit daunting. If you are one of the many—or you’re looking for great food that’s ready to go without all the fuss—Momma Lo’s BBQ in Great Barrington is here to help.
Jaylen Brown leaves shocked NBA fans gasp ‘league is cooked’ after showing off unbelievable underwater training routine
BOSTON Celtics star Jaylen Brown has put the NBA on notice with pictures from his recent workout. The 6-foot-6 guard showed off his stunning underwater training routine, proving how serious he is about defending the NBA championship in 2024-25. In the photos, Brown, 27, could be seen working out with dumbbells in the swimming pool […]
Berkshire Humane Society's adopt-a-thon waving adoption fees for some dogs
PITTSFIELD, Mass. - This week, the Berkshire Humane Society is waving adoption fees for dogs at their shelter who are 1 year and older. Ellie is a recent addition to the humane society at about 12 years old. Waving the fees for Ellie and some other adoptable pets is meant...
Zebra mussels found in Onota Lake
PITTSFIELD, Mass. – Zebra mussels were found at Onota Lake late last week and the city and state are preparing to look for more. They are also reminding people to be careful when going into the water. Divers will be inspecting the water for more this week to gauge...
Adams Theater Presents 'Night at the Speakeasy'
ADAMS, Mass. — The Adams Theater will present a multi-night engagement in collaboration with Great Barrington Public Theater, "Night at the Speakeasy," directed by Wendy Welch, from August 22-25. "Night at the Speakeasy" features the voice and acting skills of Janelle Farias Sando carrying the audience back to the days of bootleg clubs, flappers, dance marathons, zoot suits and freedom through music, song and intemperance, according to a press release.
The Common Magazine Announces 2024-25 David Applefield ’78 Fellow
(Amherst, Mass. August 19, 2024)—Award-winning, international literary journal The Common announced today that Kei Lim ’25 will be the second recipient of the David Applefield ’78 Fellowship. The fellowship, the magazine’s first endowed student internship, was established in 2022 by a group of friends and family of David Applefield, a literary polymath who attended Amherst College and founded Frank, an eclectic English-language literary magazine based in Paris. The David Applefield ’78 Fellowship funds one student intern annually who possesses exceptional editorial and leadership skills.
3 injured in accident on Route 2 Friday
ERVING, MA (FRANKLIN COUNTY NOW) — On Friday, a two-vehicle collision on Route 2 in Erving injured three individuals, one being transported to a trauma center via UMass Memorial LifeFlight and another airlifted for medical attention as well. The accident occurred around 2 p.m. where Route 2 meets 2A...
Fugitive Massachusetts rape suspect misses another California court apperance
NEEDHAM, Mass. — Stephen Paul Gale, a suspected serial rapist linked through DNA to the 1989 rapes of two women in Massachusetts, missed two more courtroom appearance on Monday in California where he was arrested following a dramatic police chase. Gale did not appear before a judge because of...
Some Mass. county jails have millions in profits off inmates sitting in accounts
Earlier this month, when Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux said he would spend $1.6 million in profits made off inmates to fund air conditioning at his jail facilities, the announcement shined a light on a particular pot of money maintained by jails and prisons across the state. An inmate canteen...
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