Drury High School Announces First Quarter Honor Roll

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. - Drury High School announced its first quarter honor roll for the 2013-2014 school year.
 
Grade 12 High Honors: Emma Shen Rita Arabia, Alexis Rose Bedini, Kayla Paige Bobbitt, Leah Tamara Bohl, Jacob Allen Boillat, Tia Marie Brown, Alison Anne Cellana, Hannah Nicole Collier, Allison Rachel DeGrenier, Cori Barbara Ghidotti, Sharon Jimenez, Evan Louis Johnson, Stephen William LaForest, Joseph Anthony Liporace, Alyssa Nicole Marceau, Maria Allison Mazzu, Allison Irene Meehan, Morgan Lee Michaels, Alyssa Renee Neff, Megan Leigh Peters, Breanna Allyse Simard, Marlee Ladd Suters, Alison Urban Tassone, Matthew David Vachereau and Michaella Faith Vecchiarelli.
 
Grade 12 Honors: Megan Rae Benoit, Bethany Danielle Brayman,  Adam David Burdick, Rachel Elizabeth Capek, Kaitlin Starr Cirullo, Tyler Steven Cote, Aubrey Mariah Garner, Jessica Lynn Hover, Amber Lynn Iacuessa, Hannah Jeannette LaBonte, Michaela Ann LaPlante, Emily Catherine Moulton, Kami Elizabeth Norcross, Brittney Lynn Poirier, Catherine Connsualla Record, Ashley Lynn Scrivens, Samantha Ann Scutt, Jordan Elizabeth Vanuni, Stephin James Wallace and Kasha Marie Wissman.
 
Grade 11 High Honors: Shayne Kevin Garvey, Luke Isaiah Grant, Lindsey Taylor Gray, Audrey Rita Johnson, Cain Kirk Laikind, Julia Ann Lescarbeau, Catherine Berenece Marceau, Destiny Rachelle Louise Martin,  Heather Lynn Morris, Daelyn Virginia Peterson, Thane John Preite, Matthew John Scanlon, Allison Lynn Therrien, Monica Katherine Thomas and Nicholas Stephens Trombley. 
 
Grade 11 Honors: José Ruben Alicea, Destiny Marie Baran, Meghan Marie Birch, Michael Sullivan Boland, Alexander Josiah Candiloro, Kyle Joseph-Lee Clairmont, Adam Dallas Tyree Daub, Rebeccah May Durant, Kayla Marie Field, Scott Michael Forrest, Amanda Lynn Foster, Justin William Girard, Joshua Dante Giron, Brittany-Ann Sartori Goodermote, Jeffrey Francis Hancock, Kyra Lynn Hayes, Dylan Christopher Hull, Katelyn Marie Kline, Cameron Michael Lapine, Chelsea Leigh McGregor, Wyatt Rollond Mineau, Zoila Josefa Pineda, Hannah Elizabeth Rivard, Schuyler Michael Robinson, Renee' Amore' Sherman-Gauthier, Tyler Michael Smith, Christa Sprague, Nicole Marie Superneau, Jacob Michael Tatro and Emma Elizabeth Waryjasz.
 
Grade 10 High Honors: Emily Rose Andreatta, Nicholas Ryan Bator, Elizabeth Ann Billetz, Nicholas David Boulger, Olivia Kathleen Carlson, Kody Michael Crosier, Sarah Abigail Czarnecki, Elliott Joseph Eastman, Jenevieve Marie Gavazzi, Olivia Faithe Grant, Casey Anne Gregoire, Abigail Nicole Kline, Celene Marie Koperek, Madison Jean Marceau, Jennafer Saree Maselli, Michael Robert Mazzu, Amanda Elizabeth Michaels, Molly Elizabeth Moulton, Sara Elizabeth Pontier, Logan Thomas Rumbolt, Hanna Florence Schrade, Madison Lark Tarsa, Jillian Ellen Tietgens, Katlyn Taylor Toomey and Mayan Isabel Zungy.
 
Grade 10 Honors: Christopher Samuel Healing Andrews, Tyra Lee-Marie Beaumont, Kimberly Elizabeth Brames, Nicholas Alan Burchard, Dominique Melissa Crews, Lakeria Charnee Darkins, Destiny Jordan Gallagher, Samantha Rose Griffin, Ryan James Harrington, Jacob William Keplinger, Emily Ann Knickerbocker,  Brady Matthew Marko, Gabriella Elizabeth Martinez, Andrew Ryan McIntosh, Lisa Renee Rondeau, Matthew Allan Stewart, Skye Amber Sweeney and Sutye Owen-Peng Vilayvanh.
 
Grade 9 High Honors: Alexandra Jane Flynn Bernard, Elizabeth Anne Bona, Michael John Carpinello, Julia Susan Cellana, Chase Emery Christopher, Alexander De Laurentiis, Isaak Curtis Demarsico, Allison Paige Girard, Taylor Cheyanne Giron, Hunter Noel Harpin, Sarah Noelle Lamarre, Connor Matthew Meehan, Jonah Finley Miles, Aubrey Rose Rumbolt, Noah Christopher St. Pierre, William Theodore Superneau, Ella Ladd Suters, Kelly Ann Therrien, Miranda Anne Wissman, Makenzie Lyn Wright and Zachary Yeaton.
 
Grade 9 Honors: Kiera Helen Boucher, Allison Mary Brassard, Brittney Lee Carr, Cheyanne Marie Dempsey, Lillian Bernadette Ellsworth, Tahira Lakeisha Gardner, Thaylen Daniel Harrison, Maya Emile Howland, Maya Angelou Kenner, Huang Li, Madison Arden Mills, Brooks Allan Robinson, Shane Charles Volff, Bryce Elliot Webb, Christopher Allen Wolfrum and John Kaelan Peters Wood.
 
Grade 8 High Honors: Payton Marie Ames, Mackenzie Marie Copeland, Ryan David Dubie, Teyah Sierra Gallagher, Justin Micheal Hemenway, Angela Susan McDonough, Amanda Marie Moon, Anthony John Neff, Emily Catherine Stewart, Dylan Hunter Toomey and Allison Elizabeth Zoito. 
 
Grade 8 Honors: Taylor Nicole Boillat, Alyssa Leigh Cahill, Rena-Marie Simone Clairmont, Serena Marie Eastwood, Michael Salvatore Ferrara, Keandre Alexander Gardner, Amy Lee Jennings, Nickolas Chandler Johnson, Nina Patricia Keleher, Ashlei Danielle Aloha Lake, Dean Michael Laprise, Elizabeth Rose LaVigne, Jacqueline Jean Lemaire, Joseph James Middleton, Jocelynn Eleano Viola Neville, Naomi Alexis Parsons, Keanna Leigh Smith, Taylor Lynne Sprague, Brianna Marie Therrien, Jordyn Renee Therrien and Abigail Joan VanSteemburg. 
 
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North Adams Council Gives Initial OK to Zoning Change

By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The City Council wrapped up business in about 30 minutes on Tuesday, moving several ordinance changes forward. 
 
A zoning change that would add a residential property to the commercial zone on State Road was adopted to a second reading but met with some pushback. The Planning Board recommended the change.
 
The vote was 5-2, with two other councilors abstaining, indicating there may be difficulty reaching a supermajority vote of six for final passage.
 
Centerville Sticks LLC (Tourists resort) had requested the extension of the Business 2 zone to cover 935 State Road. Centerville had purchased the large single-family home adjacent the resort in 2022. 
 
Ben Svenson, principal of Centerville, had told a joint meeting of the Planning Board and City Council earlier this month that it was a matter of space and safety. 
 
The resort had been growing and an office building across Route 2 was filled up. 
 
"We've had this wonderful opportunity to grow our development company. That's meant we have more office jobs and we filled that building up," he said. "This is really about safety. Getting people across Route 2 is somewhat perilous."
 
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