Berkshire Eagle Reports Lenox Dale Realty Growth
Lenox area industry expands with Hedgling concern building a 14900 square foot insulated steel facility on Cristal Street Lenox Dale to house Grady related paper making machinery and assembly operations The complex features offices conference room four private offices and reception space and rests on four acres with gas heating and a guarded production process led by Yale MIT educated founder Donald Grady.
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Lenox
Cristal Street
Lenox Dale
Donald
Grady
Hedgling
The
Phe Company
Othe Assembly
Yale University
MIT
Tilldtson
John Leonard
Arthur Pinkham
John Nolan
Spruce Up Each Room For Spring
Home furnishings expert Eleanor Kandel suggests a spring refresh without major redecorating. Update windows with lighter continental venetians, repaint doors, and brighten bathrooms with new towels and a colorful shower curtain. Line closet walls with wallpaper, replace mats, lamp shades, and add new book-ends and fixtures. Use cool colors like blue, green, gray, ivory, cream, and oyster to create a space giving a cooler feeling this summer.
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Eleanor Kandel
National Paint, Varnish & Lacquer Association
Campus Center At Holy Cross To Be Built
Worcester plans and drawings outline a proposed four million dollar Holy Cross Campus Center to start in October. The single unit design combines an office building of five stories with a four story social and recreation block. Facilities include a ballroom and lecture hall, lounges, a presidential reception area, cafeteria, barber shop, bowling alleys, an existing reception mezzanine, and a catering kitchen.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Louvers improve privacy with careful louvered fence setup
A louvered fence functions like venetian blinds. Set louvers to direct sight lines away from the house and use durable western woods for construction.
Urban Renewal Aims to Rebuild Lawrence’s Blighted Mills
Lawrence’s Essex Street area, once a booming wool center powered by the Merrimack River, faces decay as mills sit idle and tenements crumble. Urban renewal director John Sirois leads a saxon battle against blight while Berkshire officials witness the stark contrasts between Lawrence’s rise and decline.
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Essex Street
Lawrence
Essex Co
Boston
Pittsfield
Arthur C. McGill
Berkshire Party
Sirois
McGill
Canada
Near East
Essex
Merrimack
Odd-Shaped Lots Open New Home Design Possibilities
An odd shaped lot offers builders new design options such as placing living areas at the back and kitchen facing the street. A terrace can add privacy and comfort, and an interior patio may separate kitchen living and dining from sleeping areas.
Pittsfield Growth Plans Highlight Redevelopment Efforts
In comparing two cities, McGill notes Pittsfield’s advantage as it builds a massive civic and housing program. A new post office, fire and police stations, offices, stores, and 144 two to three bedroom apartments rent around 120 dollars monthly. Investors may see about 6 percent returns over eight years, while more sections await razing and redevelopment. He argues Pittsfield benefits from not being industry owned and foresees a future with fewer slums through government-financed repairs and owner participation.
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Advantage
McGill
Pittsfield
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Mason
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Fairview Street
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Sweatland
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Arte
Berhire
ER. C. Hoff & Co
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