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. 
 
If you would like to contribute information on this article, contact us at info@iberkshires.com.

Dalton Finance Looks to Form Contracts Subcommittee

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — The Finance Committee wants to create a subcommittee to review contracts presented to the town.
 
Chair William Drosehn brought up the idea to help bring focus to the many town contracts and should the committee be aware of them.
 
"This will be to review all of the contracts that are presented to us by the Select Board and our town manager," he said.
 
He noted how the committee had no input on use of the American Rescue Plan Act funds the last three years. 
 
"The Finance Committee was supposed to be involved, and they kept us out of it completely. We had no say or no talk of what was going on with the relationship to ARPA funds," Drosehn said.
 
The committee determined the subcommittee be formed with four members, including Drosehn. 
 
"I was hoping that I was going to be one of the volunteers for the committee, because the size of the job, having the chair seated on that committee is probably going to be a good thing, considering the size and scope of the work that needs to be done," he said.
 
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