Two Balance Rock Financial Advisers Earn Recognition

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Two independent LPL financial advisers at Balance Rock Investment Group in Pittsfield have earned national recognition.

David Milligan was named to LPL's Chairman's Club,a distinction given to the top advisors based on their business success compared to the more than 14,000 LPL advisors registered nationwide. And Jonathan Meczywor was named to LPL's Freedom Club,a distinction given to the top advisors based on their business success compared to the more than 14,000 LPL advisors registered nationwide.

Milligan has been providing financial services to clients across the nation for 30 years. He provides a full range of financial services, including retirement and financial planning, individual money management, individual stocks and bonds, mutual funds, annuities, REIT's and more.

Meczywor has been providing financial services to clients across the nation for 11years. He provides a full range of financial services, including retirement and financial planning, individual money management, individual stocks and bonds, mutual funds, annuities, REIT's and more.

LPL is a leader in the retail financial advice market and provides resources,tools and technology that support advisors in the delivery of personal, objective financial advice.


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Pittsfield Resident Victim of Alleged Murder in Greenfield

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A man found dismembered in a barrel in Greenfield on Monday has been identified as Pittsfield resident.
 
The Northwestern District Attorney's Office identified victim as Christopher Hairston, 35, and subsequently arrested a suspect, Taaniel Herberger-Brown, 42, at Albany (N.Y.) International Airport on Tuesday.
 
The Daily Hampshire Gazette reported that Herberger-Brown told investigators he planned on visiting his mother outside the country. 
 
Herberger-Brown was detained overnight, and the State Police obtained an arrest warrant on a single count of murder on Tuesday morning, the Greenfield Police Department said in a press release.
 
According to a report written by State Police Trooper Blakeley Pottinger, the body was discovered after Greenfield police received reports of a foul odor emitting from the apartment along with a black hatchet to the left of the barrel, the Greenfield Recorder reported. 
 
Investigators discovered Hairston's hand and part of a human torso at Herberger-Brown’s former apartment, located at 92 Chapman St, the news outlet said. 
 
According to the Daily Hampshire Gazette, Herberger-Brown originally told investigators that he had not been to the apartment in months because he had been in and out of hospitals. 
 
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