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Friends fondly recall restaurateur George 'Bo' Page who died Friday
NORTHAMPTON - A businessman long active in the Northampton area hospitality trade, and who had recently made a significant comeback with the reincarnation of Page's Loft, died over the weekend in Vermont.
The cause of death is believed to have been suicide, friends of George W. "Bo" Page Jr. confirmed Monday. Page, 67, who lived with his wife, Gail, on Northampton Street in Holyoke, was remembered as an honest businessman, a good friend and one who could never stop moving, always looking forward to the next challenge.
Page died Friday night in Springfield, Vt., apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Springfield Police Chief Douglas S. Johnston was not available for comment Monday, but earlier told a reporter that Page's body was found Friday night in a field in that town, not long after police allegedly had received an emergency call from Page informing them of his plan to take his own life.
"That was awful," said old friend Robert Czelusniak, who got the news Saturday morning. "I go back to when he took over for his father at the Hilton in the '70s. We became great friends. So many good times, laughing and raising hell. 'Bob,' he said, 'you helped me put this place on the map.' Maybe he just said that to make me feel good, but that's the kind of guy he was."
Page's late father, George Sr., built the Northampton Hilton Inn in the 1960s (now the Clarion Hotel & Conference Center), with Bo Page serving as assistant manager. Bo Page bought the place in 1977 and remodeled the hotel restaurant and banquet facility into what would become the very popular Page's Loft. Page sold the complex to the Clarion in the 1980s and took over a family hotel in Wakefield. He returned to build and run the Delaney House in 1988, selling that in 2003. He also owned and managed the Hotel Northampton and its restaurant, Wiggins Tavern, and the former Gold Mine in Easthampton. After selling those businesses, he retired and moved to Florida.
"I spent a year golfing and fishing and then got my commercial real estate license," Page said earlier this year. "The Florida real estate market tanked and there was nothing for me to do, and I was bored silly anyway, selling real estate."
In January, Page returned to the area and reopened Page's Loft restaurant, which had been one of the most popular dining spots in the city in the 1980s, at the Clarion Hotel & Conference Center.
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"I spent a year golfing and fishing and then got my commercial real estate license," Page said earlier this year. "The Florida real estate market tanked and there was nothing for me to do, and I was bored silly anyway, selling real estate.
Lake and recreational related business has been slow due to the unusually wet spring in Vermont. Welch stopped at Ace Hardware in Colchester Saturday morning to purchase a three-day fishing license. There he met with local small business owners as well
Fish and Game is a self-funded agency, and more than 50 percent of its income comes from hunting and fishing licenses and permits, spokeswoman Jane Vachon said. Susan Watson, a newly-minted hunter from Athol, Mass., landed one of the coveted 61 permits
July 13: Fishing with Senior Citizens at Baisley Pond Park, Queens. This event has been designated a "free fishing event" during which a NYS freshwater fishing license will not be required. July 17: City of Water Day at Governor's Island.
The annual free-fishing weekend held in the last weekend of June provides a great opportunity for anyone to catch a fish in the fresh or marine waters of New York without needing to purchase a freshwater fishing license or enroll in the marine registry
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My Death Race experience
You can watch all the videos you like on the Internet, read every article, review and blog (including this one) about the Spartan Death Race but you will honestly have no idea what it’s like unless you actually experience it. Looking back on what I had to do over a 24hr period, it seems like a messed up dream or better yet a nightmare. I hope that anyone considering actually doing the Death Race in the future will find some value in this post and I hope that it will give some insight as to what is involved.
Friday 24
We (Sara, Annie and myself) arrived in Pittsfiled VT around 1:30pm. There were racers everywhere setting up their tents and getting their packs ready for the race. I just hung around for the couple of hours until 3pm when check in started. Joe (the mastermind) met me at the general store and immediately started fucking with me “Yeah, we’re hoping to have about 6 finishers this year……. How many people are on your support crew?” I told him I had 2 people with me, Sara and her Mom and he was quick to respond “yeah you need 6 or 7 so……”.
I knew he was just fucking with me so I didn’t really pay any attention to him because I know that’s just what he does. The best advice I could give to any racer is to just stay away from him as much as possible.
We each received a hoodie, baseball hat, a fish hook and a bib number. We were then told to go the Amiee farm to do our video wavier. Basically this guy sits you down and reads off a disclaimer, which is similar to the one we have at our gym. I was laughing the whole time he was reading it for some reason. He then asks you a bunch of questions like ‘why are you doing this’ etc. I said something to the effect of “you rarely get to test your limits like this in life and I want to find where mine are”.
While everyone was hanging around Andy then stepped up and announced that to participate in the race everyone would need to get a VT fishing license which costs $20. There was a lot of confusion and scrambling with everyone trying to fill in forms and decide weather or not to get a 1 day pass which was $20 or a 3 day pass which was $22 (we were told to bring $22 with us as part of the gear list). By the time I got to the front of the line there were no 1 days left but it turned out to be irrelevant anyways as we wouldn’t even need it. It was just a ploy to give the state of VT some money as there had been some bad blood created when a few weeks back we had been told to bring a live fish with us for the race but it got removed from the list as people complained to PETA.
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