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Conte Middle School in North Adams will be closed Wednesday, Dec. 3, as the investigation into a mercury spill continues.
The North Adams School Committee this evening at 7 will be held in the City Council chambers. |
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 (2).jpg) North Adams kicks off the holiday season with its annual treelighting on Thursday, Dec. 4, at 5:30 p.m. |
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“Autism and Related Disabilities” at BFAIR - September 22, 2008
Berkshire Family And Individual Resources (BFAIR) will conduct a free evening program for parents, family members, educators, teacher aides and professionals. The workshop titled “Autism and Related Disabilities”- will offer a discussion and overview of evidence based strategies to address issues and concerns common with Autism and related disabilities.
Presented by: Aimee Erskine, MA, Behavioral Education, a Board Certified Associate Behavior Analyst and Clinical Director at BFAIR will lead the workshop. It will be held on Wednesday, September 24, 2008 from 6:00—8:00 pm at the Berkshire Athenaeum Conference Room, East Street, Pittsfield, MA
Refreshments will be served and certificates of attendance are available. To register contact Robin Bellows at rbellows@bfair.org or call 413-664-9382 x10.
BFAIR is a non-profit organization BFAIR providing a full compliment of day, residential, family, employment, recreation and clinical services for people with developmental disabilities, autism and traumatic brain injury. |
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