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Temporary bridge in Clarksburg almost complete, but residents decry significant impact (opens the original)
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CLARKSBURG â Officials say construction of the temporary Route 8 bridge on River Road will be complete by the end of the week, but residential road closures will stay in effect â likely for years. In a meeting with the state Department of Transportation on Tuesday, Town Administrator Ron Boucher voiced concerns from residents that the road closures caused by the emergency bridge project would keep first responders and snow plows from reaching them. The state agency pledged to finish the temp
Clarksburg bridge access returns soon, but closures could last years (opens the original)
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Full repairs to the Red Mills Bridge could take five to six years. CLARKSBURG — Officials say construction of the temporary Route 8 bridge on River Road will be complete by the end of the week, but residential road closures will stay in effect — likely for years. In a meeting with the state Department of Transportation on Tuesday, Town Administrator Ron Boucher voiced concerns from residents that the road closures caused by the emergency bridge project would keep first responders and snow plows
(+) Sixty years later, former MLB player Tom Grieve reunites with his Pittsfield High teammates to reflect on the state title they won in 1966 (opens the original)
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The 1966 state champions gathered at the Baseball in the Berkshires Museum. LEE — Sixty years have passed since Tom Grieve and the 1966 Pittsfield High School baseball team clinched a 1-0 victory to become state champions. “Following that championship, every five years for 50 years we had a reunion,” Grieve said, honoring their coach, Buddy Pellerin. Now, seeing his high school team and his major league career displayed in a museum highlighting the greats of Berkshire baseball, Grieve recalled h
Peru Select Board Chair Edward Munch fined for violating Massachusetts conflict of interest law (opens the original)
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PERU â Select Board Chair Edward Munch has paid a $3,000 fine and admitted wrongdoing after the State Ethics Commission found him in violation of conflict of interest law. In a December 2024 Select Board meeting, according to a news release by the commission, Munch advocated for the town to create a position for a part-time maintenance worker at Town Hall. From January 2025 until the position was publicly posted in June of that year, Munch helped to draft the description and specifics of the p
Dalton's public safety facility plan hits a hurdle: How much space will police and fire need? (opens the original)
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DALTON â After considering locations for a proposed public safety facility, officials stopped short of choosing a property, agreeing that the town's fire and police departments should map out their combined needs first. The Dalton Public Safety Facility Advisory Committee elected its officers Tuesday before reviewing three properties proposed for the facility. But concerns about the viability of the sites and the space needed to house both departments led members to hold off on choosing a loca
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