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A home at 256 Walnut St. is blocked off with police tape and the road closed after a murder was allegedly committed there Monday morning.

North Adams Man Charged With Murder

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — A local man is being charged with murdering a family member at his home. 
 
David Louis Boucher, 48, is expected to arraigned on one count of murder in Northern Berkshire District Court on Tuesday morning. 
 
According to the Berkshire District Attorney's Office, police responded to the home at 256 Walnut St. at about 11:49 a.m. after Boucher reportedly called to tell them he had killed a family member. 
 
Upon arrival, police found a man deceased inside the home. The DA has not released the identity of the individual. 
 
Boucher was taken into custody at the scene and the incident is under investigation. 
 
The DA's Office said there is no danger to the public. A section of Walnut Street has been cordoned off and police were still at the scene as of 4:15 p.m. 

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Hockey Tournament Raises More than $20,000 for Team Liam

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. -- The Shamrocks and Rensselaer Rejects won the A and B Division titles, respectively, at this weekend's Berkshire Summer Bash.
 
The three-day tournament organized by the Berkshire Bear League Hockey league, brought teams from around the region to help raise money to support Liam Lescarbeau, a 9-year-old member of the Northern Berkshire Youth Hockey League's Black Bears youth program.
 
On Monday morning, NBYHL President Aaron Girgenti reported that the event raised more than $20,000 through team entry fees, the concession stand and a raffle.
 
On Sunday evening, the Rejects squared off against the F-Bombs in the B division final after each team played three games in a four-team round robin.
 
The Rejects held a slight, 3-2, lead after two periods but earned a two-goal margin with a goal midway through the third. The New Yorkers tacked on an empty net goal in the closing seconds to take a 5-2 win and the B Division title.
 
The Shamrocks' A Division final against the Ducks got off to a fast start with the teams trading goals in a high-flying first-period that saw the Shamrocks take a 3-1 lead before the Ducks scored in the 15th minute of the 17-minute period to get within a goal at 3-2.
 
In the second period, though, the defenses and goalies took over, and the score stayed 3-2 until midway through the third, when the Shamrocks broke through to get some breathing room.
 
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