Sharks Rally Late to Top SteepleCats

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The Martha's Vineyard Sharks scored four runs in the top of the ninth to erase a three-run deficit and earn a 6-5 win over North Adams in the New England Collegiate Baseball League on Saturday.
 
Jackson Miller went 2-for-5 with a home run and two RBIs for the Sharks.
 
North Adams got five strong innings on the mound from starter Ashton Chronister, who struck out six and did not allow an earned run.
 
Williamstown's Joshua Polumbo gave up one run in one inning on the mound for the 'Cats.
 
North Adams (3-7) hosts the Upper Valley Nighthawks on Sunday at 4 p.m. at Joe Wolfe Field.
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North Adams OKs Property Sale, Vac Truck Buy

By Tammy Daniels iBerkshires Staff
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The City Council on Tuesday sold off a dilapidated property and approved borrowing of more than $600,000 for a new vacuum truck. 
 
The property at 135 East Quincy St. was acquired for back taxes through Land Court. Mayor Jennifer Macksey said the city had a buyer at $30,000. 
 
"Folks, I was shocked that we even got a buyer," she said. "When we took it, I was afraid we were really going to own it. The back of it is like missing it's in deplorable condition."
 
However, there were four or five interested buyers with the $30,000 cash bid being the best, the mayor said. The delinquent taxes on the property are $80,000.
 
"We are taking a loss on it, but again we're hopeful that they will flip it, so to say, and get it back on the tax rolls," said Macksey. "So technically, I don't have to ask you for permission, because it is a foreclosed property, but as I said before, I'd like to inform you of the good work that [Treasurer/Tax Collector] Jessica {Lincourt} is doing, and that we are moving these tax title properties through foreclosure, which we hate doing ...
 
"But this house has been vacant for a very long time, and we have a lot of complaints from the neighbors out there about this."
 
In answer to questions, Lincourt said 44 properties are currently in Land Court. 
 
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