Pittsfield Main Pleads Guilty to Assault and Battery

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ADAMS, Mass. — On Monday, July 10th Dylan Greene, age 22 of Pittsfield, pleaded guilty to indecent assault and battery on a person 14 or older. 
 
The offense occurred in a residence in Adams on the evening of Jan 24, and the early morning hours of Jan 25.  
 
Greene was sentenced in Berkshire Superior Court by the Honorable Judge Agostini to:
  • 2.5 years in the House of Corrections, 18 months direct with a balance suspended for 4 years;
  • Probation on and after incarceration with the following conditions:
  • Register as a sex offender with the Sex Offender Registry Board
  • Attend sex offender treatment
  • No direct contact with the victim
  • Stay ways from the victim's home and place of employment
On the evening of Jan 24, Greene was invited over to the victim's apartment. The victim woke up in the middle of the night to find Greene assaulting her. The victim requested to not testify in the case. A victim impact statement was read at sentencing.
 
Assistant District Attorney Rachel Eramo represented the Commonwealth. Jane Kibby-Peirce, Director of Victim Witness Advocates, served as a victim witness advocate on behalf of the District Attorney's Office. 
 
The Adams Police Department, State Police Detective Unit and the Massachusetts State Police Crime Lab were the law enforcement bodies involved in the case.
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Parish of St. John Paul II Hosts Fall Fest & Bazaar

ADAMS, Mass. — The Parish of St. John Paul II is hosting its annual Fall Fest & Bazaar on Sunday, Oct. 11, from 9 to 4 p.m., rain or shine. 
 
The event will be spread out on two floors of Notre Dame School on Maple Street. In the lower ground floor, will be a seasonally decorated hall, with "shops" for fall, Christmas, handmade and country stores. It will also be the location for the chance auction with so many donated items. The kitchen menu will offer an array of American and Polish foods and French meat pies for eat-in or takeout. Nearby will be a baked goods table and raffles.
 
On the first-floor will be the book store and, in the gym, jewelry tables, silent auctions and gift certificate auctions. The Kids Fair will have numerous games with prizes and popcorn.
 
Doors open at 9 a.m.; hot food served starting at 10 a.m.
 
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