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Runners Battle Mist, Mountain in Annual Race
By Stephen Dravis, iBerkshires.com Sports
06:03AM / Monday, September 02, 2024
ADAMS, Mass. -- An eight-mile, mostly uphill climb to the the highest point in the commonwealth is enough of a challenge for any runner.   For Mount Greylock Regional School senior Rafael Mellow-Bartels, Sunday brought another problem.   "I think, for me, the main challenge was just running without anybody around me," Mellow-Bartels said after completing the 48th annual Mount Greylock Road Race.   "It was kind of foggy for the last two miles, so I couldn't see anybody. I had my watch, so I knew how far I was, and I knew my pace. But I didn't know where anybody else was. I think that was the challenge for me."   Mellow-Bartels may have to get

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Williams Grad Takes Silver at Paralympic Games
Williams College Sports Information,
06:13PM / Sunday, September 01, 2024
PARIS -- Sitting in the starting blocks of the Mixed PR3 Coxed Four A Final, lined up next to Italy, France, Great Britain, Germany, and Australia, 2023 Williams College graduate Ben Washburne and his crew were determined to take home a medal from the 2024 Paralympic Games on Sunday.   The American boat had won its heat two days earlier and pulled the third fastest time overall, so the United States boat was conceivably in contention for podium spots.   As the traffic lights on the start dock went from red to green, the race was off, and every crew came flying off the line with something to prove. For the first 250 meters, the leader of the race was anyone's guess. At the 500,

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Mount Greylock School Committee Accepts Gifts for DEI Work, Nutrition Program
By Stephen Dravis, iBerkshires Staff
01:09PM / Sunday, September 01, 2024

An image of a new locker holding personal items for students in need at Mount Greylock Regional School that was shown to the School Committee at its last meeting. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Mount Greylock Regional School Committee last week accepted a couple of financial gifts to the district and heard that a project eight years in the making should be ready for use this spring.   Interim Superintendent Joseph Bergeron told the committee that the district's Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Advisory Committee is taking shape and will within the next couple of months develop a request for proposals to find a consultant for the district.   The school

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Williams Grad Rows for Gold on Sunday Morning in Paris
U.S. Rowing,
07:53PM / Saturday, August 31, 2024
PARIS -- Williams College graduate Ben Washburne and the U.S. Paralympic PR3 Mixed Four with Coxswain will row for a gold medal on Sunday at 4:50 a.m. at Vaires-sur-Marne Stadium.   The Americans won their heat on Friday to advance to the gold medal race.   Racing in the second of two heats, the crew of coxswain Emelie Eldracher (Andover, Mass./Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Ben Washburne (Madison, Conn.), Alex Flynn (Wilmington, Mass./Tufts University), Gemma Wollenschlaeger (St. Augustine Beach, Fla./Temple University), and Skylar Dahl (Minneapolis, Minn./University of Virginia) took control during the second 500 meters, walking away from the field to win the race by

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Clark Art Hosts Free Weekly Writing Program
08:00AM / Saturday, August 31, 2024
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — As part of the Clark Art Institute's free evening hours through Sept. 25, and in connection with the Guillaume Lethière exhibition, the Clark presents a free drop-in writing program exploring how creative writing can be used for political and social change.    From 4–5 pm, workshop participants have complimentary access to the Guillaume Lethière exhibition. From 5–6 pm, reserved seating is available for participants to share their writing on the Fernández Terrace.   According to a press release:   Just as artist Guillaume Lethière depicted themes of revolt and revolution in his paintings and

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SVMC Celebrates Opening of New $31M Emergency Department
By Tammy Daniels, iBerkshires Staff
05:59PM / Thursday, August 29, 2024

U.S. Sen. Peter Welch says the new Emergency Department was a community effort for the community.  BENNINGTON, Vt. — There was one theme that stood out on Thursday as the ribbon was cut on Southwestern Vermont Medical Center's new $31 million Emergency Department: Community.    A community that came together to raise funds, to provide critical input, and to continue to serve patients during three years of construction.   "This project is all you, I mean, this was all the community," said U.S. Sen. Peter Welch to the gathering outside the new entrance. "It takes an incredible commitment to serving the health-care needs of the citizens,

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Clark Art Hosts Book Launch With Artist
11:35AM / Thursday, August 29, 2024
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — On Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 6 pm, the Clark Art Institute hosts the book launch for "Emma Kohlmann: Watercolors," featuring a conversation between Kohlmann and her sister, Charlotte, followed by a book signing.    This free event takes place in the Hunter Studio, located in the Lunder Center at Stone Hill.   The monograph features hundreds of works from 2011 to 2021 created using sumi-e ink washes and other techniques to capture the contours and nuances of embodied moments with exquisite sensitivity, celebrating a sensuality freed from analysis and gender norms.   Emma Kohlmann (b. 1989, Bronx, New York) is an internationally recognized

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Former NFL Player Shares Message on Overcoming Adversity
By Stephen Dravis, iBerkshires.com Sports
06:20AM / Thursday, August 29, 2024
DALTON, Mass. – By any reasonable measure, Keith Willis has been a success in sports and in life.   And the former NFL tight end probably inspired a little awe among the Wahconah High School student-athletes who filled the Nessacus Middle School auditorium on Wednesday evening.   But he did not come to show off. He came to show those students how to be winners themselves.   “How many think it’s cool that I played for five different NFL teams?” Willis said, asking for a show of hands from the youngsters. “It’s pretty cool, right?   “You know what people don’t think about? That means I was cut five different

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Clark Art Presents Djs at Sunset: LDER
08:01AM / Wednesday, August 28, 2024
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — On Sept. 4 at 6 pm on the Fernández Terrace, the Clark Art Institute presents a free sunset concert by Haitian-American music producer LDER as part of its DJs at Sunset series.   The DJs at Sunset series is presented in celebration of the exhibition, "Kathia St. Hilaire: Invisible Empires." Kathia St. Hilaire (b. 1995, West Palm Beach, Florida; lives and works in New York), whose parents immigrated to the United States from Haiti, tells stories of the island nation's history and the long shadows it casts, from French colonialism to independence, from U.S. occupation to the diasporic communities in which she was raised. The exhibition is

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A Rare Bird: Koperniak Stands Out in Triple-A
By Frank Murtaugh, The Memphis (Tenn.) Flyer
06:00AM / Wednesday, August 28, 2024
  MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- I’ve interviewed professional baseball players for more than two decades. There are talented players who, honestly, aren’t that interesting away from the diamond. They’re good ballplayers, and baseball is what they know. There are also very interesting baseball players who aren’t all that talented. Now and then, though, you find yourself in the home team’s dugout at AutoZone Park with a very good baseball player who has a very interesting story to share. Like the Memphis Redbirds’ top hitter this season, outfielder Matt Koperniak.   That story? It began on Feb. 8, 1998, when Koperniak was born in London. (Koperniak played for

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Williamstown Housing Trust Faces Decision on Family Selection Process for New Development
By Stephen Dravis, iBerkshires Staff
05:33AM / Wednesday, August 28, 2024
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The board of the Affordable Housing Trust may face a decision about whether it's more important to follow the practice of its non-profit partner or the dictates of a state housing program.   Members of the board of Northern Berkshire Habitat for Humanity met with the trustees last week to explain a "mismatch" between its practice for selecting homeowners and the rules that govern the commonwealth's Subsidized Housing Inventory.   The conflict came up because the AHT's intention is to have housing created on parcels it purchased back in 2015 count toward the town's inventory of affordable housing as classified by the state

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Millers, Thunder Win Berkshire Adult Baseball League Titles
07:13AM / Tuesday, August 27, 2024
The Berkshire Thunder and GB Millers each swept their way to Berkshire Adult Baseball League titles over the weekend.   At Wahconah Park on Sunday, the Thunder edged the Dalton Moneymakers, 6-5, to wrap up their best-of-three championship series in the 33-and-over division of the BABL.   The Thunder, which won the opener, 6-1, on Saturday, got a strong pitching performance from three different players in Game 2.   Joe Bateman, Cory Hillard and Seamus Morrison combined to allow just two earned runs in the title clincher.   Hillard got the win with four innings of work in relief, scattering four hits and allowing all five runs -- three unearned as the Thunder committed

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