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Main Street Stage Offers Summer Youth Program July 14-18

North Adams, MA - Main Street Stage in North Adams is holding the summer youth program "Theater Games and Improv," open to ages 9 – 14 and running Monday July 14 through Friday, July 18. For more information or registration call 413-663-3240 or email [email protected]

Hill Country Observer seeks advertising sales representative

The Hill Country Observer, the monthly newspaper serving the Berkshires, eastern upstate New York and southwestern Vermont, is seeking a sales representative to serve accounts in Berkshire County. For details see: http://albany.craigslist.org/sls/180171897.html

FOR SALE: White ash firewood -- one chord; needs splitting; $150 or best offer

We just cut down a dying white ash tree and have pre-cut the trunk and major llimbs into sections about 1.5 feet tall -- perfect for wood stove or fireplace after splitting.  We have a little over a cord. We'll take $150 or best offer.  White ash burns long!  Bill, 458-8001.

ADV-Upper Henderson house for rent Sept. 2005-June 2006; 3 bdrms, furnished

FREE ADVERTISEMENT Posted April 21, 2005 11:10 PM
by Beth Johnson, [email protected]:

I am looking for renters for my home on upper Henderson Road from September to June.  1830's home, restored, warm, rustic/  two floors, large masterbedroom with adjoining bath, 3 bedrooms with shared bath, 1/2 bath on first floor, large kitchen, very large playroom, large living room/dinning area, separate laundry room. Completely furnished!!  Quiet, narrow road, families and children in the neighborhood, stream in the backyard.  School bus stop in walking distance just down the road. Great neighbors!  Call Beth: 413-458-4044.

ADV-Mixed media collage art classes offered in North Adams

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Sign up for mixed-media collage classes which begin May 11 in North Adams. CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS! Or email instructor Debi Pendell, Eclipse Mill, Suite 205, [email protected] or 664-2787.

ADV-House for Rent/McCauley Lane

Subject: FOR RENT, WMST STILL - Pls forward!
From:    "Jodi Joseph" <[email protected]>
Date:    Thu, April 14, 2005 8:39 am
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Friends, 

The tenant we'd lined up just declined the house.

It's the house neighboring mine on McCauley, off of West Main Street in WMST.  It is a GREAT cheap place for someone for a year, after which time it will be under renovation.  The house is in suitable shape, though not prime condition and will only be rented "as is." 

Maybe you've heard of someone looking for a great deal since my last email.  $600 for village living... Can't beat that!  Details below:
Lovely Village Home c. 1900 / Rustic, Country Charm /Fall Asleep Listening to the Green River Babble By
  a.. Walk to Theatre, Campus, Village Center
  b.. 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
c.. Single Level Living
d.. Partially Furnished
  e.. Beautiful Front Porch
  f.. Great Yard
  g.. Full Basement
  h.. Garage
  i.. Quiet, Dead End Street
  j.. Great Neighbors!
23 McCauley Lane, Williamstown / $600 /mo plus utilities  ~  1 yr lease
Immediate Availability / Call 413 884 4633 to view

Carolyn,

I spoke with Sarah this morning.  Thanks for the referral. 

Regards,

Jodi Joseph

GREYLOCK NEWS ADVERTISING WORKS!

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To: [email protected]

Sent: Friday, April 15, 2005 2:52 PM

Subject: your house for rent

Jodi,

I work for the XXXXXXXX and happen to see your notice on Greylock News site today.  A young woman, XXXXX XXXXXXXXX from XXXXXXX had called our office looking for an inexpensive rental, as she is newly with the new Williams theater complex and couldn't afford to spend much.  We generally don't deal in rentals but I said I would keep my eyes open and, my God, ran into your add today.  I have left her a message on her cell but I also wanted to give you her number just in case she doesn't get the message.  xxx-xxx-xxxx.  Good luck, she sounds like a really nice young gal.

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Bill,
This method of news seems like a wonderful way to keep community together and informed on a whole range of things. Thank you for this pertinent idea. Carolyn

Posted by: carolyn umlauf | April 15, 2005 02:44 PM

Bill: This is great! Since, as word has it, Linda Carman will no longer be writing about our local news in the Advocate, this site provides an alternative to accepting local news only through the Transcript or the Eagle. . . and its interactive! I'm all in favor! Thanks for putting this together!

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