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westernmassnews.com
Shoppers evacuated from two Holyoke Mall stores after gas line struck
HOLYOKE, MA (WGGB/WSHM) - Shoppers were evacuated from Target and Mystery Bins at Holyoke Mall after a worker accidentally struck a gas line in a store’s loading dock area. The first call came in shortly before 1 p.m. Friday. Crews soon arrived and fixed the problem before the rest...
inparkmagazine.com
Available Light CEO and Founder Steven Rosen to retire later this year
Available Light, the experiential lighting design firm, announced that Founder and CEO Steven Rosen, FIALD, CLD, will retire in December 2026, after more than four decades in lighting design and 35 years leading the firm he founded. Rosen’s lighting design career of more than 40 years includes more than a...
WWLP 22News
theberkshireedge.com
theberkshireedge.com
Berkshire region real estate sales – October 16, 2026
17 Anthony Street: Melissa R. Tower and Gordon Miles Tower of Adams to Jackson B. Tower and Jake M. Tower, $1 on 09/30/2026. 41 Sir Galahad Drive: Daniel Champagne and Anna Champagne of Becket to Daniel Champagne, $1 on 09/30/2026. Dalton. 24 Mountain View: Craig D. Wilbur and Patricia A....
theberkshireedge.com
Lee to consider informal proposal for climate-controlled self-storage facility
Lee — A New York entrepreneur is informally proposing to develop a climate-controlled self-storage facility at 815 Pleasant Street. On October 19, the Lee Planning Board is set to discuss a project asserted by Marc Slayton, president and CEO of Good Friend Storage. The meeting begins at 6 p.m.
takemetotn.com
Nearly 80 Years Of Apple Growing Make This Massachusetts Orchard A Fall Favorite
Crisp Berkshire air, sloping orchard rows, and the smell of cider doughnuts can make it hard to treat Bartlett’s Orchard like a quick stop. In Richmond, Massachusetts, this longtime farm has nearly 80 years of apple-growing history behind it, with hillside picking and a market full of seasonal treats giving visitors plenty of reasons to linger.
hoodline.com
NBC Connecticut
AARP warns consumers about mailer from similarly named company
A Connecticut woman questioned a mail offer promising more than $300 in grocery and gas vouchers, and NBC Connecticut Responds found that the offer required a $5 processing fee and a $45-per-month roadside assistance membership. Dianne, of Bloomfield, contacted the consumer team after receiving a postcard that appeared legitimate and...
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Lee officials warn of Question 8’s economic impact
Ahead of the election this November, Erik Williams of Canna Provisions put up a billboard right next to his business off I-90 urging people to vote no to Question 8 on the ballot. He wants people in Berkshire County to know that if the measure passes, their local area would be hit especially hard.