CRA'S Annual Crane Paper Sale: Aug. 15 - Aug. 16

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DALTON, Mass. — The Community Recreation Association (CRA) will conduct its annual Crane Paper Sale on Friday, Aug. 15, and Saturday, Aug. 16, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the CRA gym at 400 Main Street. 
 
The event will offer deeply discounted cards, envelopes, holiday sets, invitations, announcements and more – donated by Crane Stationery – with all proceeds supporting CRA recreational and wellness programs for all ages.
 
A separate warehouse event will be held at Ashuelot Park (401 South Street in Dalton) for designers, printers, teachers and others interested in bulk paper, envelopes, flat paper stock, and other unique finds. The warehouse sale will be conducted on Friday, Aug. 15, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 
 
Customers are encouraged to bring their own reusable shopping bags to carry their purchases while shopping and through checkout. Cash or credit card payments will be accepted.
 
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Dalton Police Association Wins League Championship

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DALTON, Mass. – Tye Shove struck out 14 hitters in 5 and two-thirds innings on the mound and hit a home run and a double at the plate Friday to lead the Dalton Police Association to a 3-2 win over Realty Street in the championship game of the Dalton-Hinsdale Little League.
 
Shove also doubled, going 2-for-2, drove in two runs with his homer and scored DPA’s other run as Police earned its third straight one-run win over Realty Street.
 
DPA coach Josh Bradley praised Realty Street for going toe-to-toe with his squad three straight times. League President Jake Harte said Friday’s game was the best he has seen in all his years around the league.
 
It is a fair bet that the Dalton-Hinsdale League has not had many better title games in its 50 years of existence.
 
Realty Street rallied for a run in the top of the sixth inning and had the tying run at third base with one out when Shove picked up his final strikeout of the game and Colton Bradley came in to strike out the only hitter he faced to end it.
 
Aside from Bradley’s brief save appearance, it was a duel between Shove and Realty Street’s Anthony Zaniboni, who struck out 10 in five innings of work.
 
Realty Street played error-free ball behind Zaniboni, who at one point struck out seven in a row.
 
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