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What’s next for Notre Dame Church in Adams? (opens the original)
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For now, the 1887 church building remains closed. ADAMS — Using head lamps and flashlights, as they inspected the steeple of Notre Dame des Sept Douleurs Church, an architect, engineer and contractor found the joints between its tall steeple and the main structure have moved, and are pulling away and twisting. What that means for the future of the Roman Catholic church, which has been closed to all visitors since inspections late last week discovered splitting and twisting among its support beam
Dr. Bruce Evenchik, founder of Berkshire Eye Center, remembered as 'larger than life' after Kennedy Park death (opens the original)
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PITTSFIELD â Heart, energy, commitment and affection defined Dr. Bruce Evenchik, with those qualities exhibited toward his family, his neighbors, his colleagues and his community, including strangers. The Pittsfield ophthalmologist, who helped found Berkshire Eye Center in the mid-1990s and was a patron and supporter of Berkshire Countyâs arts community, was killed Saturday as he walked through Kennedy Park in Lenox with his dog, Buddha Bear. He was 78. Buddha Bear, who was not injured, stay
Whatâs next for Notre Dame Church in Adams? Here's what a Monday inspection found (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter ADAMS â Using head lamps and flashlights, as they inspected the steeple of Notre Dame des Sept Douleurs Church, an architect, engineer and contractor found the joints between its tall steeple and the main structure have moved, and are pulling away and twisting. What that means for the future of the Roman Catholic church, which has been closed to all visitors since inspections late last week discovered splitt
With new funding, Heart & Soil Collective gets more farm-fresh food to Berkshire families (opens the original)
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ADAMS â Crates filled with freshly picked poblano peppers, bright red turnips, salad greens, and bok choy stood at an outdoor staging area at Full Well Farm on Wednesday morning. Kristen Tool, founder of Heart & Soil Collective, arrived first to set up bags with labels and greet volunteers, who arrived with more produce â enormous, ripe tomatoes, acorn and spaghetti squash from CAVU Farm in Cheshire and lettuce grown and donated from Berkshire County Jailâs aquaponics program. This is Week
Soft soil raises questions about Cheshireâs plans for a new fire station (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter CHESHIRE â Last week, Cheshire Fire Chief Tom Francesconi hosted a Berkshire County Fire Chiefs meeting in the bays where the department's engines sit. It wasn't the planned meeting space. The department's usual meeting room has been closed since the spring after officials and engineers found signs of serious structural problems â including a floor that slopes noticeably and a foundation that is cracking a
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