Lenox Crime

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Recent Crime News

• Lee, Lenox police link 3 teens to thefts

  11 hrs ago | via Berkshire Eagle 

  Three teens from Pittsfield face charges in connection with several motor vehicle break-ins and at least one apartment in a section of Lee over the holiday weekend.

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  Related Topix: Pittsfield, MA, Lenox, MA, Family, Teenagers

• Emotional tribute at Memorial Day observance in Lenox

  Tuesday | via Berkshire Eagle 

  With pomp and ceremony, Berkshire County's slice of small-town Americana saluted local veterans and war casualties on Monday as Memorial Day observances were held in a majority of local cities and towns.

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  Related Topix: Memorial Day, Life, Holidays, Lenox, MA, Berkshire County, MA, US Military, US Army, Veteran Affairs, Lenox Dale, MA

• Berkshire County Marks Memorial Day 2012

  Monday | via IBerkshires 

  LENOX, Mass. - Heidi Nutt had grown up in Lenox not thinking much about the military, or the sacrifices of military families.

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  Related Topix: Memorial Day, Life, Holidays, Lenox, MA, Berkshire County, MA, Adams, MA, Cheshire, MA

• Lenox offers double salute to vets

  Saturday May 26 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  While many Berkshire County communities hold Memorial Day parades, only one has two distinct displays of patriotism to salute veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice -- even in wars that lacked widespread popular support.

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  Related Topix: Lenox, MA, Memorial Day, Life, Holidays, Berkshire County, MA, US Military, US Army, Lenox Dale, MA

• Sobering advice for prom, parties

  Sunday May 20 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  During a family outing nearly 30 years ago, Roosa and his family were driving through Lenox when a drunk driver slammed into their car.

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  Related Topix: Lenox, MA, Family, Teenagers, Education Etc., Pittsfield, MA, Great Barrington, MA

• Broadband work to darken part of Lenox for a night

  Wednesday May 16 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  It will be a dark night at the Hampton Inn and a portion of the Yankee Inn, as well as at several other nearby businesses, on Route 7 and 20 next Thursday.

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  Related Topix: Lenox, MA

• In the Berkshires

  Tuesday May 15 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  The first will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Thursday during Third Thursday, and the second from 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday, May 24.

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• Lenox neighborhood on break-in alert

  Tuesday May 15 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  A quiet neighborhood of attractive homes and well-tended yards tuck ed between Holmes Road and an overlook onto Route 7 & 20 is on alert following a series of break-ins -- and one failed attempt -- in the past two months.

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  Related Topix: Lenox, MA

• Casino-bound bus runs red light, touches of multi-car collision in Lenox

  Wednesday May 9 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  A fully loaded passenger bus en route to Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut ran a red light at the busy intersection of Routes 7 & 20 and 7A on Tuesday morning, causing a chain reaction collision involving three cars. 7 comments

  Related Topix: Lenox, MA, Pittsfield, MA, North Adams, MA

• Lane, Gibson win Select Board seats in Lenox

  Tuesday May 8 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  A newcomer and a native won seats on the Select Board Monday evening as a polite yet intense five-way campaign to fill two vacated positions ended with an impromptu show of good sportsmanship before a small crowd eagerly awaiting the election results in the Town Hall lobby.

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  Related Topix: Lenox, MA, Lenox Dale, MA

• Opinion split on human trafficking in Berkshires

  Sunday May 6 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  Brooke Mead, from the Berkshire Immigrant Center, says many victims of human trafficking are immigrants.

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  Related Topix: Lenox, MA, Non-Profit, Prison, Opinion

• Riders set for inaugural Berkshire Cycling Classic

  Saturday May 5 | via Berkshire Eagle 

  At least 300 bicyclists -- a mix of recreational and professional riders from as far away as Argentina, Germany and South Africa -- will be challenged by a choice of grueling, 62- or 85-mile courses through a dozen South County communities on Sunday.

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  Related Topix: Erik Zabel, Cycling, T-Mobile