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Greylock Glen Funding Celebrated In Adams

0:56 State and local officials gathered at the future site of the long awaited Greylock Glen Recreation and Nature Center in Adams, Massachusetts to celebrate millions in state funding Wednesday. Governor Charlie Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito were on hand to recognize the $6.5 million that will make the 50-year-old concept a reality. Democratic State Representative John Barrett of the 1st Berkshire District has been involved in the Greylock Glen project since 1978, and compared it to the economic juggernaut of MASS MoCA in nearby North Adams. “I honestly believe this is the single most important economic development project that s going to happen over the next 25 years in Northern Berkshire, said Barrett. I believe that it will be the catalyst to get a lot of other things happening. And I believe because I ve seen it happen before.”

Berkshires lawmakers likely to see their districts expand eastward when maps redrawn

Among state lawmakers representing Berkshire County, there is concern their districts will expand further east. Quote We can expect that our House districts are going to get larger geographically and expand further into Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden counties.” — State Rep. Paul Mark, D-Peru While lawmakers express confidence in their ability to represent the Berkshires no matter how the maps are drawn, adding new communities to a district would dilute the influence of those now in the district. Many Berkshire cities and towns would make up a smaller share of the voting base in future elections. “Estimates point to our region either losing population or gaining at a pace much slower than eastern Massachusetts,” state Rep. Paul Mark, D-Peru, wrote in an email. â€œWe won’t know the full impact on Berkshire County and [western Massachusetts] until we see the local level data, but we can expect that our House districts are going to get larger geographi

Berkshire lawmakers likely to see districts expand eastward when maps redrawn

Among state lawmakers representing Berkshire County, there is concern their districts will expand farther east. Quote We can expect that our House districts are going to get larger geographically and expand further into Franklin, Hampshire and Hampden counties.” — State Rep. Paul Mark, D-Peru While lawmakers express confidence in their ability to represent the Berkshires no matter how the maps are drawn, adding new communities to a district would dilute the influence of those now in the district. Many Berkshire cities and towns would make up a smaller share of the voting base in future elections. “Estimates point to our region either losing population or gaining at a pace much slower than eastern Massachusetts,” state Rep. Paul Mark, D-Peru, wrote in an email. “We won’t know the full impact on Berkshire County and [western Massachusetts] until we see the local level data, but we can expect that our House districts are going to get larger geographic

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