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Monday evening crash that shut down Route 8 in Lanesborough under investigation (opens the original)
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LANESBOROUGH â Two people suffered minor injuries in a three-vehicle crash on Route 8 in Lanesborough Monday evening. Lanesborough police were dispatched to the crash near Brookhouse Sports Pub and Restaurant at 4:51 p.m., Police Chief Robert Derksen said. The road was closed for about an hour with help from Massachusetts State Police and traffic was diverted to Old State Road. The Lanesborough Fire Department also assisted at the scene. Lanesborough and County Ambulance each transported one p
Berkshire County battles downed trees and power outages during weekend norâeaster (opens the original)
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Berkshire residents battled downed trees and power outages as a powerful norâeaster moved through the region. About 70,000 National Grid customers and 63,000 Eversource customers in Massachusetts have lost power since Saturday because of the storm, according to spokespeople from the utilities. By Sunday afternoon, 3,200 National Grid customers were without power, while between 2,000 and 3,000 Eversource customers were without power. Both utilities were unable to provide a total for the number
West Nile risk rises in these five Berkshire communities. When will mosquito season end? (opens the original)
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All of Berkshire County is now at moderate risk of West Nile virus as the end of mosquito season looms with colder temperatures. West Nile virus is the most common mosquito-borne illness in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and there is no vaccine or specific treatment. Moderate risk means that human infection with West Nile virus is likely to happen or has already occurred, according to the state Department of Public Health. Since Sept. 4, DPH has r
National Grid warns Clarksburg residents about door-to-door utility scam (opens the original)
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Stay up to date on Berkshires news with Berkshires in Brief, our free daily newsletter CLARKSBURG â National Grid is warning residents about a report of a person going door-to-door falsely claiming to be from the company in Clarksburg. The company said it received the report about the individual on Sept. 14 from a customer. "This was a visit by a third party who is not affiliated with National Grid but claimed to be," a spokesperson from National Grid told The Eagle. "The person asked to see t
The gift of knowing â and not knowing â a last goodbye (opens the original)
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Is it better to know when youâre seeing someone for the last time? Thanks to the Foster Child Bill of Rights, which Gov. Maura Healey signed into law last month, foster children will be given at least five daysâ notice of a placement change whenever possible. That notice means more children will be able to prepare for those goodbyes. When it passed, I wondered how my life would have been different had the law been in place when I was growing up. After I was taken away from my birth parents i
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