Dempsey's Tire Center opens on Bridge Street
GREAT BARRINGTON Dempsey's Tire Center opens on Bridge Street offering a full line of nationally known products from car parts to home appliances. Owned by Matthew J. and William F. Dempsey, the center sits in the former National Guard Armory behind the A and P. Manager Herbert Dow of Pittsfield leads the operation with Thomas Dempsey of Hartsville assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Dempsey's
Tire Center
Bridge Street
Matthew J
William F. Dempsey
Dempsey
National Guard Armory
Dempsey Buick - Pontiac
Herbert Dow
Pittsfield
Thomas Dempsey
Hartsville
Bleerarde
Dempsey’s
National Guardl
Lire Center
Shelves as an Easy DIY Home Improvement
Many hobbyists abandon longer projects but shelves offer a quick practical fix. Wood shelves with Grant standards and brackets support up to 20 inch wide units, adjustable height, and require only a screwdriver a hand drill and a saw. An 8 ft wall of shelves from floor to ceiling can be installed in about two hours.
County property taxation urged to curb regional inequities
Dr Jerome P Pickard of the Urban Land Institute outlined a plan to use county wide taxes with area rates to balance disparities in city and suburban services. He cited older core cities bearing heavier tax loads and argued for fiscal coordination among local governments within a county.
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Worcester
Urban Land Institute
Jerome P. Pickard
Worcester Polytechnical Institute
Pickard
ULI
Institute
Washington, D.C
ULE
18Th Street
N.W
Not Only the Easiest but the Best Latex House Paint
A local distributor touts Luminali Acrylic Latex House Paint for easy application and quick drying, claiming superior color retention and mildew resistance. Local painter usage trends show many customers favor Luminali for home projects, and the advice is to insist on the product’s use by professionals painting your house.
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Kolman
Berkshire Wallpaper
North Street
Living Room Plans for Modern Family Use
A home furnishings expert argues the living room should be a flexible living space rather than a museum. She advises windows with adjustable verticals, a comfortable chair for Dad, and a nearby table and paper rack for family reading and evening relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Kandel
New Specialty Steel Warehouse Under Construction in Hartford
The Carpenter Steel Co of Reading PA begins a 27 New Park Ave Hartford facility to serve central Connecticut Western Massachusetts and Vermont. The 22000 square feet of office space on 2.8 acres will expand later and join 24 other Carpenter service centers nationwide for stainless steel tool and die alloys high temperature and electronic alloys support with local inventory synchronized to a centralized computer system.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Massachusett
Vermont
Carpenter Steel Co
Reading
New Park Ave
Carpenter
New England
Spring Home Exterior Checkup Sparks Minor Fixes
With spring, homeowners focus on outside upkeep. Bill Herbert advises a quick exterior inspection to catch minor repairs before they grow. He provides a checklist covering foundation, windows, siding, hardware, roof, gutters, and branches.
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Bill Herbert
Rerbert
Herbert
Air Conditioning Can Be Overdone
Oversized air conditioning is a waste of money and reduces efficiency. A skilled contractor can size systems correctly for maximum performance. Keep doors and windows closed, start cooling early, zone the unit, and ventilate cooking areas to reduce moisture entry.
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North St
S&h
Homeorner
Nlawtheme Ave
Berkshire Roofing __&_ Insulation Co
South Street
Frambach
Lebanon Valley Protective Association
Robert E. Barlow
Richard I. Brands
G. Willard Roberts
Harry B. Holt
John E. Sheil
Chester J. Zaremba
Harold L. Church
Route 20
Shaker Road
Whitehall
Shedd
Tyler St
Americas
America
H. B. Foster
Newell Street
The
Saturday Evening Post
Tilent Automatic Products
Keating and Cooling
Gall
Sindlinger & Company
J. W. Gall Oil & Coal CO
West Housatonic St
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