Dalton Traffic Commission Recommends Relocating Trees

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
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DALTON, Mass. — The Traffic Commission proposed relocating trees near Pine Grove Park to alleviate traffic congestion.
 
The commission wrote a letter to the Select Board during its meeting last week informing them of their concerns. 
 
Parking around Pinegrove Park generates the most complaints during football and baseball season.
 
The commission wants to encourage residents to park on Carson Ave and High Street by relocating some of the trees and marking diagonal parking. 
 
Residents have been known to park next to the park to watch the games from cars. The relocation of the trees will improve visibility from those areas. 
 
Parking is allowed on Carson Ave and High Street but is prohibited on the Pinegrove Manor side. 
 
The trees have also been contributing to the traffic congestion on Carson Ave and High Street as residents are parking further into the road to avoid branches hitting their cars. 
 
The maple trees were planted too close together about 12 years ago. At the time of planting the trees did not contribute to the congestion on high street but have since grown. 
 

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Dalton Church to Host Three Stooges Film Festival

DALTON, Mass. — The Dalton United Methodist Church will host its annual Three Stooges Festival on Friday, April 11, at 7 p.m. The event will take place in the Fellowship Hall of the church, located at 755 Main St.

Bernie Klem, a Three Stooges enthusiast, will present five short films featuring the comedy trio. Klem will also provide information regarding the films' production and related trivia.

Refreshments and desserts will be available during an intermission.

The event is open to the public without an admission fee. A voluntary offering will be collected, with all proceeds designated for the church’s Roof & Restoration Fund.

Inquiries regarding the event can be directed to Bernie Klem at (413) 684-3286.

 

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