Public hearing set on Lake Buel access right of way
A hearing is scheduled for Monday at 3 30 PM in Boston to establish a public access right of way to Lake Buel in Monterey and New Marlboro. The Berkshire County League of Sportsmen's Clubs filed the petition on behalf of local clubs, with support sought from Berkshire legislators.
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Nashua St
Boston
Lake Buel
Monterey
New Marlboro
Department of Public Works
Attorney General
Berkshire County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
Great Barrington Fish and Game Association
League
Berkshire
Warren A
Casey) Turner
Andrea F. Nuciforo
Pittsfield
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Turner
Berkshire Lakes
Sportsmen's League
Lakeview
Albert H. Zabriskie
State Public Access Board
Russell Cookingham
Fish and Game
Zabriskie
Public Access Board
Zabriskie Report
Laurel Lake
Lee
Access Board
Lake access talks and fisheries gains in Berkshire County
The Berkshire League reports access negotiations for Lake Buel Wind sor Pond and Laurel Lake, with state ownership cited. State fisheries leaders discuss public access law revisions, land acquisition funding via sporting license hikes, and spring trout stocking improvements amid drought. Lawrence Bishop, long active in sportsmen groups, dies. John Decker and Lester Avery win leadership roles as replacements. Scattered deer hunting success and a note on Waterfowl Tomorrow publication accompany local wildlife activity. A brown trout catch from Pontoosuc Lake closes the update.
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Russell Cookingham
House
Senate
Cookingham
Lawrence J. Bishop
Adams
County League
W. B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Larry
Sportsmen’s
League
State Council
Adams Club
Teader
John F. Decker
Stockbridge
Central Berkshire
Vermont
Les Avery
Roger Evangelisto
Alex Goguen
Carl Herberg
Bill Harrington
New York State
Charles Wendell
Grant Thompson
North American
Pittsfield
James B. Hamilton
Massachusetts
Eagle
Daily Weather
Sapsuckers
Thomas R. di- Nicola
Curtis Ter
Pontoosuc Lake
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Johnson
Francis Keppel
Gardner-Keppel
Gardner- Keppel
Keppel
Alexander Mood
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