PITTSFIELD, Mass. -- The fifth annual Striking out Cancer in the Berkshires fund-raiser will kick off with a night of music, entertainment and dancing on Feb. 22.
The event will be held at the Polish Falcon Club at 32 Bel Air Ave. at 6 p.m.
Joe Adee and the Lug Nuts, who performed at the Eastern States Exposition last summer, will be featured at the event, which is tied to a full day of baseball and softball in the summer at Clapp Park to raise money for the Jimmy Fund.
Tickets to the Feb. 22 event are $10.
For information, contact Joe DiCicco at 518-390-2512 or jdicicco7@aol.com.
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Housing Secretary Visits Pittsfield's 'The First'
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