Greylock Federal Promotes North Adams Branch Manager

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union announced the promotion of Nikki Jannicelli to branch manager of its North Adams branch on Ashland Street.
 
"I am thrilled about Nikki's tenure as manager of the North Adams branch," said Senior Vice President, Retail Services Robert Sims. "She's been working for Greylock for nearly 22 years, including approximately 11 years at our North Adams branch. She's very well-known and liked by the community, so I couldn't think of a better person to lead the team there."
 
In her role, Jannicelli oversees all activities for the North Adams branch, manages the location's staff of seven, and plays an active role in business development. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to, originating mortgage and home equity loans, overseeing branch compliance, originating and underwriting consumer loans, and maintaining a wide variety of member accounts.
 
Jannicelli began her career with Greylock as a part-time teller at the North Adams branch and has held various positions over the years, most recently as an assistant branch manager at the North Adams location.
 
"I am truly excited and humbled by this new opportunity," Jannicelli said. "I had a great mentor in Jean Noel. Plus, we have an awesome team here and amazing members. I couldn't be happier."
 
Jannicelli is currently working toward a bachelor's degree in Business Administration at Southern New Hampshire University. She serves as the Treasurer on the Adams/Cheshire Little League Board of Directors. A lifelong resident of the Berkshires, Jannicelli resides in Adams with her son Connor.

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Clarksburg OKs $5.1M Budget; Moves CPA Adoption Forward

By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff

Newly elected Moderator Seth Alexander kept the meeting moving. 
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The annual town meeting sped through most of the warrant on Wednesday night, swiftly passing a total budget of $5.1 million for fiscal 2025 with no comments. 
 
Close to 70 voters at Clarksburg School also moved adoption of the state's Community Preservation Act to the November ballot after a lot of questions in trying to understand the scope of the act. 
 
The town operating budget is $1,767,759, down $113,995 largely because of debt falling off. Major increases include insurance, utilities and supplies; the addition of a full-time laborer in the Department of Public Works and an additional eight hours a week for the accountant.
 
The school budget is at $2,967,609, up $129,192 or 4 percent over this year. Clarksburg's assessment to the Northern Berkshire Vocational School District is $363,220.
 
Approved was delaying the swearing in of new officers until after town meeting; extending the one-year terms of moderator and tree warden to three years beginning with the 2025 election; switching the licensing of dogs beginning in January and enacting a bylaw ordering dog owners to pick up after their pets. This last was amended to include the words "and wheelchair-bound" after the exemption for owners who are blind. 
 
The town more recently established an Agricultural Committee and on Wednesday approved a right-to-farm bylaw to protect agriculture. 
 
Larry Beach of River Road asked why anyone would be against and what the downside would be. Select Board Chair Robert Norcross said neighbors of farmers can complain about smells and livestock like chickens. 
 
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