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The Berkshire Eagle reports the crackdown comes a day after a Lenox man was hit and pinned by a vendor's truck moments after the start of the season's first Third Thursday event.

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Affectionately referred to as the "blueberry," the truck has seen better days. A hole in the floor has been covered by a road sign, the exhaust system is beyond repair, among other issues. Maintenance costs continue to mount.

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The Great Barrington Police Department is releasing the name of the person killed in yesterday's fatal hunting incident.

Chief William Walsh reports that the Great Barrington Police Department responded to a fatal hunting incident today.

City of Pittsfield Mayor, Berkshire County District Attorney and School Superintendent Issue Joint Statement on Recent Park and School Incidents in Pittsfield.

This is Jake McCandless, Superintendent of the Pittsfield Public Schools.
Recently, Reid Middle School and the Pittsfield Public Schools have been responding to unsafe activities involving the promotion of violence through both social media and word of mouth, including acts of violence taking place …

Fundraising for the Pittsfield Fourth of July Parade is underway. A total of $20,215 has been raised toward the Parade Committee's goal of $85,000.

So after talking about recycling on Earth Day Monday, Tom and I were talking about what and how what you put in your recycling bins, and we got a call from one of our listeners who said she had called the mayors office to see what and how these items need to be disposed of to get them recycled.