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Moderate Spring Weather In Store This Week| 12:20PM / Wednesday, April 20, 2022 | |
Temperatures will slowly inch up to the low 60s this week but expect a mix of cloudy skies and sun. Wednesday, April 20 will be sunny, but temperatures will only top out at 51, predicts Accuweather. Expect cooler temperatures overnight with a low of 28. Thursday will be a bit warmer with a high of 59. The day should start sunny but expect cloud cover in the afternoon with some brief rain showers. Friday should be nice with mostly sunny skies and a high of 61. Expect the same thing Saturday, April 23. Sunday should be cloudier. Temperatures should linger in the high 50s - low 60s. The Next 48 Hours....
At least it a lot better for us !
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BerkshiresCanCode Announces Launch of Initial Program| 12:11PM / Wednesday, April 20, 2022 | |
 PITTSFIELD, Mass — CanCode Communities, a nonprofit organization training non-traditional talent for software career opportunities, announced the launch of its initial BerkshiresCanCode program: Front-End Web Development. Registration is now open for the 12-week course, which starts on May 10 and runs through July 28. "We're thrilled to offer our first-ever adult workforce course through BerkshiresCanCode, and to begin to serve this rapidly expanding community of software and technology companies," said Annmarie Lanesey, Founder and CEO of CanCode Communities. "It's exciting to work with untapped talent and equip people with the skills to 0 Comments
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Youth Hockey League Holds Concert Fund-RaiserCommunity submission,
10:08AM / Wednesday, April 20, 2022 | |
 NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The Northern Berkshire Youth Hockey League plans a fund-raiser concert on Saturday, May 14, at the Peter W. Foote Vietnam Veterans Memorial Rink. The inaugural "Ice Jam" will feature local singer/songwriter C.J. Field and Nashville recording artist Timmy Brown. Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the door for the show that begins at 6 p.m. There will be food trucks on site and a bar provided by Bounti Fare. For ticket information, visit nbyhl.com. 0 Comments
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North Adams Bar Ordered to Get Staff Trained After Underage IncidentBy Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
07:28PM / Tuesday, April 19, 2022 | |
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — State Street T avoided fines and penalties for serving an underage customer, but was told to get its bartenders certified. The Licensing Board held a public hearing Thursday on the February incident with co-owner Robert Cellana and bartender Chad Cellana, voting unanimously to order the bar to train its staff. "This hearing will serve as a warning to your establishment, to the bartender to yourself to get TIPs certified, and to really card everything," said Licensing Board member Rosemari Dickinson, adding "this could have been a lot more serious." Board member Peter Breen said the fines could be up to $2,000 0 Comments
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Restaurant Planned Next to Porches Hotel in North AdamsStaff Reports,
06:15PM / Tuesday, April 19, 2022 | |
The new eatery would take up the block from Crossey Place to Veazie Street. NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Porches inn owners are planning to tear down the former Harvest Christian Ministries building on River Street to build a new restaurant that will take up the block between Crossey Place and Veazie Street. The new dining establishment has been rumored for some time as a complementary addition to the 20-year-old hotel across from Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. "The project constitutes a significant improvement over the vacant lots and existing building, while making efficient use of the site and is an overall improvement on the 0 Comments
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Seasonal Safety Reminder: Be Aware of Mulch Fire Hazards| 03:59PM / Tuesday, April 19, 2022 | |
STOW, Mass. —State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey offered a fire safety reminder to homeowners and others who plan on using mulch in upcoming landscaping projects. "Every spring, firefighters across Massachusetts respond to mulch fires on commercial and residential properties," State Fire Marshal Ostroskey said. "These include fires that start with cigarettes and other smoking materials. Remember that mulch is combustible and can easily catch fire." The hazard is especially significant around residential structures because fires that start on the exterior of buildings are usually not detected early. By the time smoke and heat enter the building to 0 Comments
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Financial issues facing women business owners| 08:30AM / Tuesday, April 19, 2022 | |
 As a business owner, you're always busy, so it's understandable if you've put off thinking about events that won't occur until far in the future – such as your retirement, the sale or transfer of your business and the settling of your estate. Nonetheless, it's a good idea to start planning now, while also recognizing the special challenges that women business owners face in these areas. Essentially, you'll have four key issues to consider: Building assets – While you're working, you'll want to build as many financial assets as possible. This is especially important in case your career is interrupted by the need to provide care for 0 Comments
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City Woman Wins Hometown Holidays Gift Basket |
Jonathan Secor had some help in pulling the winning ticket.
Congrats to Janet O'Neill of North Adams who won the big Hometown Holidays gift basket on Thursday. O'Neill won some $1,300 worth of gift certificates and merchandise.
The drawing could be entered by spending $50 downtown during the Thursday night Hometown Holiday events. Jonathan Secor of MCLA Gallery 51 said 62 people had entered the contest (including the editor of iBerkshires &mdash amazing how much cat toys cost nowadays).
Secor contacted O'Neill who was excited and surprised at winning. "No, I'm not kidding," Secor assured her
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