Dalton Tops Lanesborough in 12-Year-Old Little League Tourney

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DALTON, Mass. – Tony Zaniboni went 2-for-2 with a home run and three runs batted in Thursday to lead the Dalton-Hinsdale Little League 12-year-old All-Stars to a 13-1 win over Lanesborough in the Don Gleason District 1 Tournament.
 
Tye Shove was 2-for-3 with a triple and five RBIs in a seven-hit attack for the tournament hosts, who closed round-robin play with their first win of the tourney.
 
Zaniboni also earned the win on the mound, striking out nine and allowing just one unearned run in three innings of work. Parker Demarsh finished up on the hill for DH.
 
Allen Salguero went 1-for-2 with an RBI for Lanesborough, which also got hits from Noah Higgins and Rowan Higgins.
 
The round-robin ends on Friday night at Chamblerain Park when undefeated Adams-Cheshire meets undefeated Pittsfield in a preview of next Wednesday’s District 1 Championship Game.
 
Standings: t-1. Adams-Cheshire, Pittsfield, 3-0; 3. Great Barrington, 2-2; 4. Dalton-Hinsdale, 1-3; 5. Lanesborough, 0-4.
 
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Dalton Taxpayers Face More Than Double Sewer Rates

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires.com Staff
DALTON, Mass. — The Select Board delivered grim news to taxpayers: sewer rates have more than doubled as a result of unfunded state mandates requiring Pittsfield to undertake infrastructure improvements.
 
"We have no choice," Select Board chair Robert Bishop told the dozen residents who attended the meeting on Monday. 
 
The attendees gasped at the news that the rates are going to cost $602 twice a year, $1,204 annually per unit. 
 
This is more than double the current rate of $282 twice a year, which is $564.00 annually per unit. 
 
The board despondently set the rate unanimously. Town Manager Eric Anderson was not present during the Monday meeting The meeting was not made available via Zoom, drawing criticism from attendees. 
 
The board was made aware of the cost on Sunday, board member Antonio "Tony" Pagliarulo said. 
 
They had to hold a special Select Board meeting to set the rate to give the collector time to send out the bills by Oct. 1.
 
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