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For someone who is noy- at this time- living in Borth Adams and not running for re-election---I still felt like I was part of the festivities---and I was-- nice job on the blog Tammy--it made me feel like I was there---and oh do I wish I hade been--there were so many oatmeal responses--chbpod
Is there a central place to read the candidates' statements/position papers? I looked last week, and saw that some were linked through iBerkshires, some weren't. I'd like to cast an informed vote, but I'm finding it hard to tell who's who.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Mill Town Circus is offering a free community event on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 10 to 1 at Noel Field Athletic Complex.
The event will run in conjunction with the Children's Parade & Fair at Noel Field the same day.
Mill Town Circus has staged circus shows in the past during Fall Foliage Week focusing on the region's mill history. Producers Carlo and Brenda Pellegrini said this year they decided to do something different and asked if they could add their fun day to children's activities.
"For the past 20 years, we have presented this interactive circus program approximately 2500 times for audiences throughout New England and beyond," the Pellegrinis wrote. "It's tried and true — and a great time for children, parents and grandparents alike."
They hope to make this event as accessible as possible.
This program is made possible by the generous contributions of Mountain One Bank, North Adams Partnership And Tourists Hotel.
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