SBPHC to Offer Southern Berkshire County Vaccine Clinic

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GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — The Southern Berkshire Public Health Collaborative (SBPHC) will be hosting a Pfizer Bivalent Booster clinic for 5–11-year-old and 12+ years old at W.E.B DuBois (313 Monument Valley Road) in Great Barrington on Tuesday Dec. 13 from 4-7 pm. 
 
Regular dose flu vaccine will also be available.  Those eligible for a booster shot must have completed their primary series of the one dose Johnson & Johnson or the two dose Moderna or Pfizer vaccines.  Pre-registration is required, walk-ins will not be accepted.  If you need assistance registering, you can call Jill Sweet at (413) 717-7209 or Jayne Smith (413) 717-8922. 
 
Please bring your insurance card and COVID card to the clinic.  We are asking that you wear a short-sleeved shirt.  
 
Pizza will be provided for those that are vaccinated.  Please register here: https://home.color.com/vaccine/register/tritown

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'Today' Show Visiting Stockbridge

STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — Look out for lights and cameras as NBC's "Today" show previews the famed Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas event.
 
The morning show will be at the Red Lion Inn on Friday morning as part of its "Merriest Main Street" holiday feature. According to the Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce, this visit kicks off the third season of the series. 
 
Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas is inspired by Norman Rockwell's 1967 "Home for Christmas." The painting, at the Normal Rockwell Museum, shows the south side of Main Street from the 250-year-old Red Lion Inn to the library.
 
It's a snowy day with Christmas decorations, the shops are lighted and people are shopping. The inn is dark, as it was operated seasonally at the time. 
 
Every year, the scene is recreated along that part of the street — which is not much changed since 1967. The Red Lion Inn won't be dark but decorated for the holidays. 
 
The recreation is set for Sunday this year from noon to 2, but events celebrating the holiday season start on Friday. 
 
The chamber is inviting residents and visitors to come to the front of the inn in festive attire for the morning show. 
 
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