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Paying it forward: Berkshire survivors team up for bike-a-thon to fund cancer research

When the annual Pan-Mass Challenge bike-a-thon for cancer research begins Saturday, two Berkshire County riders who bonded as soul mates and survivors of the disease will team up. The event is a major fundraiser for the Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women’s Cancer Center in Boston. And Fredrick Knight, a first-time rider, and his close friend, Suzanne Merritt, credit the renowned hospital for saving their lives. During a conversation with The Eagle, they also pointed out that their goal — giving back to Dana-Farber and to their Berkshire supporters — has a direct community impact. That’s because, in 2015, Berkshire Medical Center became an affiliate of the Dana-Farber Cancer Care Collaborative, meaning that BMC’s standards and practices are validated by one of the nation’s leading cancer care and research institutions, benefiting the hospital’s patients.

Portal Schools promises pathway to workplace, with help from Belkin

Portal Schools promises pathway to workplace, with help from Belkin SHARE A new ninth through 12th grade school will offer academics and work experiences, simultaneously by Donald Morrison The excitement one imagines Chet Pipkin feeling when he was a 17-year-old inventing cables that enabled Apple computers to talk to non Apple printers could be heard in the Manhattan Beach billionaire, father of seven’s voice as he talked to parents on a Zoom call in February about inventing Portal Schools.  Pipkin is the publicity-adverse founder of the computer accessories company Belkin International, which he sold two years ago to Taiwan-based electronics giant FoxConn for close to $1 billion. Portal is a new, ninth through twelfth grade school located on Belkin’s Playa Vista campus, where students will intern and have an inside track on Belkin jobs when they graduate.

Around the Town: Helena-area arts and entertainment news published Thursday, May 20, 2021

Upcoming shows at Stoltz Pavilion

8 p.m., Friday, May 7, 2021 It was an old recording of Mongo Santamaria doing a cover of The Beatles’ classic “Day Tripper” as an Afro-Cuban cha cha cha dance beat that inspired the birth of Los Day Trippers. This unique and lively band started their musical journey at a neighborhood Mexican restaurant in 2018, striking a chord with generations of Beatles lovers while hitting a groove that drew from Latin music traditions like mambo, cumbia, cha cha cha, bossa nova, merengue, bolero, and others. In the experimental spirit of the Fab Four, let Los Day Trippers take you on an adventure of transforming lads from Liverpool’s beloved songs into something new, eclectic, and fun. https://losdaytrippers.com/.

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