Central Berkshire Record Show Returns

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DALTON, Mass. — The Central Berkshire Record Show is returning on Sunday, May 5, 2024 for the 3rd year in a row.

"We're creating a space where vinyl enthusiasts of all ages can connect, share their love of music, and potentially discover new music. We're thrilled to be bringing the show back for another year," said event organizer Andrew Garcia. "The vendor list and DJ list is top-notch and we're grateful that the Shire Breu Hous led by Matt Mottor and his team will be serving up food and drinks downstairs which will make a lunch choice super convenient for attendees."

Hours are 10am to 4pm at The Stationery Factory, located at 63 Flansburg Ave in Dalton. VIP entry will begin at 8:30am. Two dozen record dealers from the tristate area and DJs. Food and drink including craft beverages will be available on site via The Shire Breu-Hous.

Advance tickets can be purchased for $4 (+fee) via Eventbrite or on the day of the event at the door for $4, with VIP entry available for $10.

A line up of DJs will spin music throughout the day.  DJs include Pup Daddy Productions (Tim Dupree), DJ Ketchabone (Michael Keleher),  Wes Nelson of Belltower Records and Ed Pelkey. 

For more information, please visit the Central Berkshire Record Show's Facebook page.

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County Residents Compete at Boston Marathon

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BOSTON, Mass. -- Dalton's Alex White ran a time of 2 hours, 12 minutes, 3 seconds to lead the county's contingent at the Boston Marathon on Monday.
 
White, 24, placed 82nd overall with a mile pace of 5:23.
 
The 130th running of the marathon produced a course-record time of 2:01:52 by defending champion John Korir of Kenya.
 
His countrywoman Sharon Lokedi also defended her Boston title, hitting the tape in 2:18:51, 1:29 behind her own record-setting time from 2025.
 
Twenty Berkshire County residents were entered in the field of 30,000 expected to make the trek from Hopkinton to Boston.
 
Other local finishers included:
 
Jennifer Bell, Dalton, 60, 4:43:01
Miranda Bona, Clarksburg, 35, 3:14:24
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