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CONCERT REVIEW: Tom Rush curates a provocative and exciting evening of stories and music for sold-out Guthrie Center performance, Saturday, Aug. 29

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By Amelia Ellis
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
Saturday, August 29: It is the second of two sold-out Tom Rush shows at the Guthrie Center. Walking to the music hall, the only soundtrack is the sound of dampened footsteps against pavement; late-summer peepers; tires on soft ground as the last cars park on the grassy strip next to the train tracks. But inside the music hall, it is the soundtrack of people. The sound engineer leans over the balcony edge, silently watching and waiting.
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Housatonic’s Cook’s Garage partially collapses, questions remain about debris remediation and the remaining structure

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By Amelia Ellis
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
Housatonic — A partial collapse of Cook’s Garage on Thursday, August 20, has raised questions about the potential safety hazards of the remaining structure and debris that has fallen into the Housatonic River. In a press release issued by Town Manager Liz Hartsgrove on Thursday, August 27, Hartsgrove stated that town staff responded immediately to the collapse and coordinated with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) regarding site conditions.
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Still undecided, Richmond Board of Selectmen votes to continue the public hearing over 0 Furnace Road and ‘exhaust every possible option’

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By Amelia Ellis
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
Richmond — The Richmond Board of Selectmen voted Wednesday, August 26, to extend a public hearing regarding the town’s right of first refusal for 0 Furnace Road. The board will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, September 2, at 6 p.m. at Richmond Town Hall. Zero Furnace Road, designated under Chapter 61A, is a privately owned 118-acre parcel of land shared between Richmond and West Stockbridge.
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