Dalton Church to Host Three Stooges Film Festival

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DALTON, Mass. — The Dalton United Methodist Church will host its annual Three Stooges Festival on Friday, April 11, at 7 p.m. The event will take place in the Fellowship Hall of the church, located at 755 Main St.

Bernie Klem, a Three Stooges enthusiast, will present five short films featuring the comedy trio. Klem will also provide information regarding the films' production and related trivia.

Refreshments and desserts will be available during an intermission.

The event is open to the public without an admission fee. A voluntary offering will be collected, with all proceeds designated for the church’s Roof & Restoration Fund.

Inquiries regarding the event can be directed to Bernie Klem at (413) 684-3286.

 

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Dalton Fire Station Space Needs Study to Be Presented Sept. 1

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — For years, the Fire Department has grappled with cramped quarters and Americans with Disabilities Act compliance issues.
 
Now, a comprehensive Community and Space Needs Analysis is set to shed light on the department’s space needs and potential solutions.
 
On Sept. 1, Mark Waters of Mission CIT will present the report to the Board of Water Commissioners at the Dalton Fire Station, located at 20 Flansburg Avenue. 
 
Currently, the monthly meetings are held on the second floor of the fire station, which requires advance accommodation requests for those with mobility disabilities because of its lack of ADA compliance.
 
The press release advises anyone who requires a reasonable accommodation to participate in the meeting to contact the ADA Coordinator at (413) 684-6118, ext. 2, in advance.
 
"While the District will do its best to accommodate you, certain accommodation requires the hiring of outside contractors who may not be available if requested immediately before the meeting," the press release said. 
 
The presentation was initially set for Aug. 25 but was postponed because the Board of Water Commissioners didn’t have a quorum. 
 
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