Paranormal Investigation at Ventfort Hall

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LENOX, Mass. — David Raby returns for another paranormal investigation of the historic and allegedly haunted Ventfort Hall.  
 
Join him on Saturday evening, May 4, from 7 pm to midnight.
 
Raby is the author of four published books and online articles. With his passion for the paranormal field, he has accumulated over a decade of experience.
 
Before the investigation, Raby will give a brief history of the lives that once resided in Ventfort Hall. He will also share some of his favorite evidence from previous investigations and will answer any questions about paranormal investigations.
 
Non-refundable tickets for this event are $40 per person with a reduced rate of $25 for ages 12 – 18 and 19-23 with student ID and are limited. Reservations are strongly encouraged as this event typically sells out. Walk-ins accommodated as space allows. Visit https://gildedage.org/pages/calendar for reservation or call (413) 637-3206. 
 
All of the proceeds from ticket sales will go towards the preservation and restoration of Ventfort Hall. The historical mansion is located at 104 Walker Street in Lenox.
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Morris Elementary School Welcomes New Assistant Principal

LENOX, Mass. — Superintendent William Collins announced that Holly Soules has been selected as Morris Elementary School's new assistant principal and will assume her role on July 1.
 
Soules brings experience and a diverse background in education to the district. She has previously taught both first and third grade, served as a Physical Education instructor for elementary and high school students, and most recently held the position of Dean of Students at Herberg Elementary School.
 
One of her notable contributions at Herberg Elementary has been her involvement in the Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) team, demonstrating her commitment to creating a positive and supportive school environment. Her dedication to fostering positive relationships with families, students and colleagues aligns seamlessly with Morris Elementary's values.  
 
The addition of Soules to the Morris team will aid in the plan for Principal Kelley to phase into the full-time role as Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Director over the next four years.
 
"Holly's multifaceted experience uniquely equips her to understand and address the various needs of our school community," said Morris Principal Brenda Kelley. "Her enthusiasm, expertise, and passion for education make her an invaluable addition to our school community. I am confident that she will make significant contributions to the growth and success of our students."
 
Soules holds a master's degree in elementary education from American International College, as well as several licensures including as an elementary administrator, principal and assistant principal.
 
"We would like to extend a warm welcome to Holly as Morris' new assistant principal," said Dr. Collins. "Her experience and her passion for providing students with the best possible learning environment make her a wonderful fit for this role. We look forward to seeing her contributions in making Morris Elementary School a brave and safe space for all students."
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