9th Annual Family Cabaret at Sandisfield Arts Center

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SANDISFIELD, Mass. — The 9th annual Sandisfield Family Cabaret will bring over 30 actors, singers, dancers, musicians, comedians, and storytellers to the stage on May 2, at 7pm at the Sandisfield Arts Center.  
 
All cast and crew volunteer their time and talent to benefit the Sandisfield Arts Center.
 
Tickets are $20 for adults and $5 for kids aged 12 and under.  Advance reservations are recommended. Purchase online at sandisfieldartscenter.org or call (413) 258-4100.
 
Eight sketches led by Master of Ceremonies Anni Crofut will precede eight acts by Yo-Yo comedian John Higby, Tom Truss' Spontaneous Combustion improv ensemble, the Berkshire Ukulele Group, fiddle-player Maggie Holtzberg, Cabaret singer Linda Mironti, and solo jazz guitarist Lucas Solarzano, among others. 
 
The Sandisfield Arts Center, located at 5 Hammertown Rd. in Sandisfield, MA is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with the mission to preserve our historic building and provide cultural and educational programs for our community. 
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Victim Identified in Fatal Richmond Crash

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RICHMOND, Mass. — A 25-year-old South County man died Thursday in the fiery crash on Route 41. 

The Berkshire District Attorney's Office on Friday reported that the victim was Christopher Lee Kilmer, 25.

The single-vehicle accident took place on Route 41 in Richmond near 2715 State Road. A Hyundai Sonata driven by Kilmer was travelling northbound when it crossed into the southbound lane and off the road; the car was engulfed in flames when first responders arrived.

According to the DA's Office, West Stockbridge Fire and County Ambulance declared Kilmer dead at 9:53 a.m. when the Fire Department "was able to extinguish the fire." 

"It was at this time (when the fire was extinguished) that first responders observed a single occupant in the vehicle and made the declaration of death," according to the press release.

The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has taken custody of the body. 

On Friday morning, several South County fire departments posted tributes on Facebook to Kilmer, who they reported was a member of the West Stockbridge and Alford fire departments.

"Every first responder carries a fear that one day the next emergency call will involve someone they know, a friend, a neighbor, or someone they love. But perhaps the greatest fear of all is when that call involves one of our own," the post read. 

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