Nomination Papers Available for Annual Clarksburg Town Election

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CLARKSBURG, Mass. — Nomination papers are available for the annual town election to be held on Tuesday, May 31, from noon to 7 p.m. at the Community Center. 
 
There are 11 seats up for election this May, including two three-year terms on the Select Board. One of the seats is currently held by Danielle Luchi and the second is vacant after the resignation of Allen Arnold, who's term would have ended in May. Another vacant seat was filled in a special election in December by Jeffrey Levanos, who will serve out the full term of former board member Ronald Boucher who left in late summer. 
 
Also on the ballot is a one-year term for moderator, currently held by Boucher, and one-year term for tree warden, held by Jeffrey Williams.
 
There will be one three-year seat on the School Committee, currently held by Eric Denette, and a three-year seat on the Northern Berkshire Vocational Regional School Committee (McCann) held by Richard Bernardi.
 
Two other three-year seats are for library trustee, held by Patricia Denault, and Board of Health, held by Michael Rivers. There is also a three-year seat for War Memorial trustee, held by Edward Denault, and two five-year seats on the Planning Board.
 
Nomination papers can be picked up Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to noon in the town clerk's office at Town Hall. Papers must be returned with signatures to the town clerk's office by Tuesday, April 12. 

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Companion Corner: Chino at No Paws Left Behind

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — There is a sweet and fluffy girl at No Paws Left Behind waiting for her new family.

iBerkshire's Companion Corner is a weekly series spotlighting an animal in our local shelters that is ready to find a home.  

Chino, short for cappuccino, was brought to the shelter about a month ago. She is three years old and medium-haired.

Kennel assistant Claire Morin introduced us to her. 

"She came here because they just decided they didn't want a cat anymore. Since she's been here, she's been super friendly and has no issues with anything at all. She's medically up to date, and she is ready to go." 

Chino is quite tame and interested in being held and shows her belly to those around her.

She can go to a home with other animals and with any age.

"Chino's so easygoing; she gets along with everyone. So she's free to go home with children. She's free to go home with pets. She's been around cats and dogs, and she would be very easy to go into any home." 

Chino likes to play with you as well as likes to explore her surroundings and lounge in the cat tree.

"She's so easygoing; she loves this cat tree that we have here. She's very curious, looks all around when we let her out. She loves treats, and there really isn't anything that we can't say that she doesn't like." 

Chino will be a great addition to any family who wants her and will play with her.

"I just think she'd be a perfect addition to any home because she's just so easygoing and so friendly." 

You can visit Chino at No Paws Left Behind.

 
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