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Pittsfield HS to reopen Oct. 18 after temporary boiler activated

By Courtney Ward,

19 hours ago

PITTSFIELD, Mass. ( NEWS10 ) — Pittsfield High School will reopen on Friday, Oct. 18 after it was closed for two days because of a lack of heat in the building. The district said a temporary boiler was inspected and activated on Thursday.

A new, permanent boiler is in the process of being installed. The state inspector was not available to check the temporary one until Thursday, which prompted the district to cancel classes.

Students and staff are encouraged to wear warm clothing on Friday as the building continues to warm up.

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1234

9h ago

So much money wasted on keeping this building running. Should have made the newer Taconic big enough to educate all hs students in this city. reasons to have 2 schools = reasons to close one in a city this size. Pittsfield will never learn.

Craig Mills

9h ago

this probably should have been done last month. anyone from Massachusetts knows it starts getting cold in October

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