Category Archives: Massachusetts

Backcountry Accidents in Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri, Oregon, and Utah

Posted on 5/13/2006 by roger

Here’s the May 13, 2006 round up of backcountry accidents Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Missouri, Oregon, and Utah.

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Coyote, Bear, Mountain Lion Attacks in CO, MA, TN, WA

Posted on 4/25/2006 by roger

Here’s a summary of coyote, bear and mountain lion reports in Tennessee, Washington, Colorado and Massachusetts.

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Hypothermia Rescue on Hopper Trail on Greylock

Posted on 1/11/2006 by roger

Heather Wilson, 43, of Hartford, Conn., was rescued on Hopper Trail on Greylock suffering from hypothermia.

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Rescue on Greylock’s Blue Mountain Trail

Posted on 6/7/2005 by roger

The Berkshire Eagle reports Joanne Preen had to be carried after stumbling when getting lost on Mount Greylock.

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Massachusetts Woman Fatality in Fall from 28 Foot Inflatable Climbing Wall

Posted on 5/28/2005 by roger

The Boston Globe reports Stacy Sarrette died on her 24th birthday after falling from a 28-foot inflatabld rock climbing wall at the WKLB Country Music Festival at the Tweeter Center.

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Greylock Road Opens May 20

Posted on 5/17/2005 by roger

The Berkshire Eagle reports the Rockwell and Notch roads to the Mount Greylock summit will open May 20

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Proposal to Put Greylock in Forest Reserve Stirs Concern

Posted on 1/29/2005 by roger

The Transcript reports that the Mount Greylock Advisory Council is very concerned about a proposal to place more of Mount Greylock’s 12,000 acreage in forest reserve. Trees in a forest reserve cannot be touched. Councilman John Kirby of Lanesboro said … Continue reading →