Dalton Rotary Club Gifts Support Food Pantries, Fire Departments

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DALTON, Mass. — Dalton Rotary Club closed out 2024 by awarding $3,550 in financial assistance to local food pantries, fire departments and the Berkshire Humane Society.
 
The gifts were made possible by Dalton Rotary's 2024 fundraising efforts, primarily through its annual golf tournament.
 
The club gave $750 each to the St. Agnes, Loaves & Fishes, and Hinsdale food pantries, $250 each to the Dalton, Hinsdale, Windsor, and Lanesborough fire departments, and $300 to the Berkshire Humane Society.
 
"Food security has become a significant issue for the Central Berkshire community and the Butternut Fire demonstrated the importance of supporting our fire departments," said Michelle Pullano, Dalton Rotary president. "We're happy to help these organizations that provide such essential services with donations made possible through the generosity of our tournament sponsors, especially Greylock Federal Credit Union, Pittsfield Co-op Bank, Lombardi, Clairmont & Keegan CPAs, and L.P. Adams Co."

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Dalton Police Association Wins League Championship

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DALTON, Mass. – Tye Shove struck out 14 hitters in 5 and two-thirds innings on the mound and hit a home run and a double at the plate Friday to lead the Dalton Police Association to a 3-2 win over Realty Street in the championship game of the Dalton-Hinsdale Little League.
 
Shove also doubled, going 2-for-2, drove in two runs with his homer and scored DPA’s other run as Police earned its third straight one-run win over Realty Street.
 
DPA coach Josh Bradley praised Realty Street for going toe-to-toe with his squad three straight times. League President Jake Harte said Friday’s game was the best he has seen in all his years around the league.
 
It is a fair bet that the Dalton-Hinsdale League has not had many better title games in its 50 years of existence.
 
Realty Street rallied for a run in the top of the sixth inning and had the tying run at third base with one out when Shove picked up his final strikeout of the game and Colton Bradley came in to strike out the only hitter he faced to end it.
 
Aside from Bradley’s brief save appearance, it was a duel between Shove and Realty Street’s Anthony Zaniboni, who struck out 10 in five innings of work.
 
Realty Street played error-free ball behind Zaniboni, who at one point struck out seven in a row.
 
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