Lanesborough Bulldogs Top South County

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LEE, Mass. -- Oscar Low had three hits and scored three times to help lead the Lanesborough Bulldogs Cal Ripken Baseball team to a 10-1 win over South Berkshire on Friday.
 
Panayiotis Constantopoulos homered, and Josh Polumbo had two hits in the Bulldogs' attack.
 
"Offensively we put pressure on our opponent every inning to make plays," Lanesborough coach Rick Paris said. "We only struck out twice all night."
 
Four Lanesborough pitchers combined on a two-hitter, led by starter Jack Cangelosi, who struck out three in two innings of work.
 
Cam Redstone and and Peter Free had the hits for South Berkshire. Redstone scored their run.
 
The Bulldogs (5-6) travel to Pittsfield to face the Pittsfield Nationals Little Leaguers on Sunday.
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Berkshire Wind Power Cooperative Corporation Scholarships

LUDLOW, Mass. — For the third year, Berkshire Wind Power Cooperative Corporation (BWPCC) will award scholarships to students from Lanesborough and Hancock. 
 
The scholarship is open to seniors at Mount Greylock Regional High School and Charles H. McCann Technical School. BWPCC will select two students from the class of 2024 to receive $1,000 scholarships.
 
The scholarships will be awarded to qualifying seniors who are planning to attend either a two- or four-year college or trade school program. Seniors must be from either Hancock or Lanesborough to be considered for the scholarship. Special consideration will be given to students with financial need, but all students are encouraged to apply.
 
The BWPCC owns and operates the Berkshire Wind Power Project, a 12 turbine, 19.6-megawatt wind farm located on Brodie Mountain in Hancock and Lanesborough. The non-profit BWPCC consists of 16 municipal utilities located in Ashburnham, Boylston, Chicopee, Groton, Holden, Hull, Ipswich, Marblehead, Paxton, Peabody, Russell, Shrewsbury, Sterling, Templeton, Wakefield, and West Boylston, and their joint action agency, the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company (MMWEC). 
 
To be considered, students must submit all required documents including a letter of recommendation from their school counselor and a letter detailing their educational and professional goals. Application and submission details will be shared with students via their school counselors. The deadline to apply is Friday, April 19.
 
 MMWEC is a not-for-profit, public corporation and political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts created by an Act of the General Court in 1975 and authorized to issue tax-exempt debt to finance a wide range of energy facilities.  MMWEC provides a variety of power supply, financial, risk management and other services to the state's consumer-owned, municipal utilities. 
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