Run for the Hills Road Race set for Oct. 16

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GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Run for the Hills, the Great Barrington Land Conservancy’s traditional road race is set for Oct. 16, where participants can run 10K and 5K routes through the Berkshire Hills. 

The event will take place at the site of the Kilpatrick Athletic Center at Bard College at Simon’s Rock. Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are invited to enjoy the fall foliage and help GBLC to raise the funds needed to promote conservation, farm preservation, and community trails.  

Early registration is recommended, and the first 125 registrants will receive t-shirts. Register through the Berkshire Running Center. https://berkshirerunningcenter.com/run-for-the-hills-10k-5k/

Families are encouraged to participate and children six and under are free. Runners and walkers will receive updated information as Race Day draws near. 

On-site registration will also be available on Race Day. Computerized timing will be provided by the Berkshire Running Center.  Race results will be posted online; more information is available at https://www.gbland.org/run-for-the-hills/details

 


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Great Barrington Rotary Day Of Service

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass.— On Saturday, May 18, 2024, more than 800 Rotary clubs and 30,000 Rotarians across 10 states and 7 countries, from Connecticut to Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and New York in the United States, plus the countries of Australia, Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, Netherlands, and the United Kingdom will volunteer in their communities for a Rotary Day of Service.
 
"Service is at the core of Rotary, and as our club enters its 100th year of service, we continue to explore and identify areas of need where we can make an impact. This year, Great Barrington Rotary are happy to be supporting Greenagers by helping get their April Hill gardens ready for the new season, " said  Gideon Brown, Great Barrington Rotary President. "The impact that Greenagers has on our community and the future of our youth is inspiring."
 
Greenagers works with teens and young adults to develop deep connections to land, work, and community. They prepare youth for success in work and life by offering paid jobs and education in the areas of conservation, sustainable farming, and related trades.
 
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