SAVOY, Mass. — The suspect in a stabbing that occurred in Adams on Wednesday morning is still at large and considered armed and dangerous.
State Police have been searching for Jeffrey Cote, 55, who is alleged to have stabbed an ex-girlfriend at her North Summer Street in Adams. The woman is currently hospitalized.
He may still be in Savoy or Cheshire and residents are asked to call 911 if seeing anyone who fits his description. He should not be approached.
Authorities had congregated at Cote's residence on Chapel Road but determined he was not there and have since been searching the rural and wooded property.
Troopers from the State Police Special Emergency Response Team, K9 Unit, Berkshire County Detective Unit, and Troop B are actively searching for Cote for the second consecutive day.
Again, if you see someone matching his description dial 911 or contact State Police Cheshire Barracks at 413-743-4700 immediately.
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Adams Board OKs 3 of 4 Special Town Meeting Warrant Articles
By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
ADAMS, Mass. — The Select Board moved forward the three financial articles of the proposed four warrant articles for the special town meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 6 p.m. at the Memorial Building.
The Finance Committee also voted at its meeting to recommend the three financial articles on the warrant.
During the Sept. 9 meeting, Town Administrator Nicholas Caccamo reminded attendees that prior to the annual town meeting in June, there were several unknowns when the fiscal 2027 budget was being developed.
Now most of those uncertainties have been resolved, it is time to update the budget through a special town meeting.
This is taking place before the tax rate is set, allowing the town sufficient time to prepare the tax bills for mailing in early November, with payments due in late November.
Article 1 is characterized as a "housekeeping" item that authorizes the resending of an unissued loan from Tophet Brook project, authorized at the annual town meeting in 2010.
At that town meeting, town meeting members authorized a loan for $565,000 for Storm Water Improvements; $215,000 will be rescinded at the upcoming special town meeting.
Dozens of fire trucks escorted by marching firefighters made their way around downtown Adams on Saturday to the sounds of drums, fifes and the skirl of the bagpipes. click for more
Adams Town Administrator Nicholas Caccamo recently announced that the town missed out on a $4 million U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Brownfields and Land Revitalization grant. click for more
BRPC was awarded an additional $64,700 that will allow them to gather information about transportation needs in northern Berkshire County. click for more
Matthew Wright, formerly a sergeant in the Adams Police Department, officially took his post on Tuesday, Sept. 8, and said he is excited to hit the ground running. click for more