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The Lakeville Journal - September 4, 2025

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Mohawk ski area opens for season

Mohawk ski area opens for season
Tom Brown

The lifts were spinning at Mohawk Mountain ski area in Cornwall Saturday, Dec. 6, as the lodge declared opening weekend. The snow report on mohawkmtn.com indicated “on-going snowmaking and a few inches of natural snowfall” on the three trails that were open. Tubing and uphill skiing was not yet available.

Tom Brown

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12x12 show draws art aficionados to Hunt Library

12x12 show draws art aficionados to Hunt Library

Norfolk artist, illustrator and expressive therapist Katie Atkinson reflects on one of the 84 works at the opening of this year’s Art Wall 12x12 show at the Hunt Library in Falls Village. The reflecting disc, by organizer and artist Garth Kobal, is flanked by a painting by Judith Wyer and a landscape in oil and wax on paper by Shaari Horowitz, both of which were among almost forty pieces that sold immediately.

L. Tomaino

FALLS VILLAGE — An eager crowd milled around a barrier of chairs keeping them from the display of 12-inch by 12-inch paintings, prints, photos, drawings, collages, and ceramics hung on the ArtWall at the Hunt Library in Falls Village on Dec. 6. The show runs until Jan. 9.

Organizer and participating artist Garth Kobal remarked, “This is the fourteenth 12x12 show. We began them in 2011.”

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Berkshire Bears beat Kent Lions 2-0 in girls ice hockey

Berkshire Bears beat Kent Lions 2-0 in girls ice hockey

Kent’s Olivia Machan takes a shot through traffic in the game against Berkshire School Saturday, Dec. 6.

Lans Christensen

KENT — The Berkshire School Bears’ girls ice hockey team came to Kent School Saturday, Dec. 6, for what promised to be a tough match between two high-powered New England Prep School Athletic Council Division I teams.

The first period fulfilled that promise with both teams playing aggressively on attack and defense. Despite the action and many attempts, the first period ended scoreless.

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