Berkshire Immigrant Center Benefit

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LENOX, Mass. — The Berkshire Immigrant Center presents its fourth annual One World Celebration on Sunday, June 4, 2023. 
 
The live event returns to Shakespeare & Company in Lenox. with a headline performance by the Wanda Houston Band.
 
Performers Jason Ennis and Natalia Bernal will open the event with songs for voice and guitar. UK native and Berkshire resident James Warwick will be the Master of Ceremonies, with State Rep. William "Smitty" Pignatelli as guest auctioneer for the paddle raise.
 
Tickets are $100/person, with sponsorship opportunities also available. T
 
he event begins at 5:30 p.m. on seats in the outdoor tented area adjacent to the Tina Packer Playhouse. The evening will include complimentary wine donated by Domaney's Liquors and Fine Wines, and beer donated
by Hot Plate Brewing. 
 
Tickets also include heavy hors d'oeuvres by KJ Nosh, and In My Dreams Events, a local immigrant-owned business, has helped plan the event.
 
For details and tickets, visit: https://www.berkshireic.org/one-world-celebration.
 
All proceeds benefit the legal and educational services that Berkshire Immigrant Center offers to all members of the region's immigrant community. 
 
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Taconic's Brown Finishes Strong at National Tournament

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MINNEAPOLIS – Taconic’s Luzis Brown made a furious run at qualifying for the second phase of the Junior Gold Championships but fell just less than four pins under the cut.
 
After 16 games in four days, Brown averaged a 199.75 in the event’s 16-and-under division.
 
The top 101 bowlers advanced after qualifying, and the cutline was 203.81.
 
Brown rolled 200 games in his last eight games on Wednesday and Thursday. 
 
On Thursday, he posted a 278 in his second of four games.
 
The next closest qualifier from the dozen Berkshire County athletes who made the trip to Minnesota was Devyn Fillio in the 16U girls.
 
Fillio rolled a 233 on Thursday to help push her average to 164.81. She placed 122nd in a 326-bowler field, but only 47 girls in the 16U division advanced to Friday’s play.
 
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