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 | 'The Big Wedding': An Affair to Disremember
Popcorn Column
by Michael S. Goldberger
Lionsgate
'The Big Wedding' offers an old-school cast but a lackluster film.
Remember that time long ago at some cousin's wedding when your crazy Uncle Herb just stood up,
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 | Hillcrest Dental Care to Open North County Center
Sue Durocher will run the day-to-day operations at the Hillcrest Dental Care center in North Adams, which will open sometime in the late summer or early fall.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Between 2007 and 2011, Hillcrest Dental Care Inc. saw a 116 percent increase of North County residents traveling to its Pittsfield
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 | State Auditor Tells Berkshire Supporters She'll Run Again
Auditor Suzanne Bump gathered supporters in the Berkshires on Thusday to tell them that she has every intention to run for re-election.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Suzanne Bump feels she has unfinished business in the auditor's office.
And while the election is still a year and a half
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 | The Hub Restaurant Celebrates 5 Years on Friday
Matt and Kate Schilling pose outside of their restaurant, The Hub, on the eve of its fifth birthday.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Thursday afternoon at The Hub seemed typical.
The lunch rush has passed. Matt Schilling checks over slider supplies and gets his line staff ready for the next rush. Kate Schilling goes
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 | The Independent Investor: Where Others Fear to Tread
In the wake of across-the-board government spending cuts, this month President Obama proposed a new R&D initiative aimed at mapping the brain. Critics immediately balked over the $100 million price tag, but those protests may be pennywise but pound foolish given some of the breakthroughs government has achieved in the past.
The BRAIN
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 | Coaliton's May Forum Focusing on Need for Physicians
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — This month's Northern Berkshire Community Coalition will focus on the challenges of being an under-served community for primary care medical services.
The forum will take place on Friday, May 10, from 10 a.m. until noon at the First Baptist Chirch's Eagle Street room.
The community is
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 | Northern Berkshire United Way Sets 'Calcutta' Fundraiser
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Northern Berkshire United Way is looking at a boost as it moves into the final leg of its annual campaign drive with a "Calcutta" fundraiser on Friday, May 10, from 5 to 9 at Mount Greylock Bowl and Golf.
"The Northern Berkshire United Way is very excited to be hosting its' first-ever Calcutta
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 | MCLA's Ameen Named MASCAC Coach of the Year
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — MCLA head softball coach Mike Ameen has been tabbed as the 2013 MASCAC Coach of the Year following a vote of the conference coaches.
The honor is the first for Ameen during his Trailblazer tenure.
Ameen led Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts to a 19-20 record that was 10-4 in MASCAC play.
The
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 | County Planners Creating List of Economic Initiatives
The under-construction science center at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts made the list but not the massive library building project at Williams College.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — When Brian Domina saw a report listing the millions of dollars that went into economic initiatives in the last year, he was surprised
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 | Markey, Gomez Reel In U.S. Senate Campaign Nominations
The polls closed at 8 p.m. in Adams.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Businessman and former Navy SEAL Gabriel Gomez and U.S. Rep. Edward Markey will face off in the special election for U.S. Senate.
The two men — one a veteran congressman, the a other newcomer to the political scene — are
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