Drury High School has announced the following students as being named to the honor roll for the 3rd quarter marking period of the 2002-03 school year.
Grade 12 High Honors
Peter Allard
Heidi Benoit
Sean Carollo
Lisa Cunningham
Helena Fruscio
Kristen Harris
Allyson Holmes
Ryan Krysiak
Lindsay Kushnet
Kevin Lamb
Shelby Lewis
Michael Longtin
Bethany Lorge
Katie Mancini
Jillian Marchegiani
Daniel Nolan
Jennifer Perras
Christopher Peters
John Pitroff
Katie Randall
Thomas Ross
Kristina Tilli
Elizabeth Wol
Honors
Heather Belanger
Jesse Boillat
Jeffrey Bourdon
Gisel Cahoon
Maria Caruso
Krystal Chesbro
Daniel Cote
Amy Cozzaglio
Michael DePaoli
Justin Halton
Stephany Holmes
Michelle LaPine
Andrea Lescarbeau
Bryce Maruco
Amanda Miller
Marla Moore
Seth Nelson
Nicole Plante
Michael Rosenburg
Danielle Serrano
Matthew Tatro
Sarah Tourjee
Gregory Vecellio
Michael Wall
Ross Williams
Curt Yannone
Grade 11 High Honors
Jamie Brierley
Marcia Champney
Allison Elder
Matthew Hockridge
James Marlow
Timothy Maselli
Christa Melillo
AnnaMarie Messenger
Hannah Noel
Morgan Rougeau
Krysten Segala
Maria Segala
Kara Senecal
Billie Taft
Allison Tatro
Honors
Alicia Bohl
Amanda Bosley
Cassandra Boucher
Joshua Card
Kaitlyn Clark
Rachel Clarke
Caraline Codogni
Colin Downey
Kahla Febles
Jessie Fisher
Curtis Gazaille
Jessica Hurlbut
Kenneth Lamb Jr.
Karolyn Maloney
Carolyn Meaney
Anna Movsisyan
Kayla Perras
Amy Senecal
Michael Wood Jr.
Grade 10 High Honors
Nicole Allard
Michele Boudreau
Sarah Brooks
Jonathan Duteau
Nicholas Hopkins
Haylee Jones
Jonathan King
Amber Lafountain
Elizabeth Lawson
Emma Lewis
Kari Lyden-Fortier
Katelyn Malloy
Carinne Marchegiani
Cathryn McDonough
Danielle Oakes
Krystal Poulen
Jacob Racette
Jason Reopell
Jenna Taft
Edward Therrien Jr.
Sarah Willey
Katelyn Ziter
Honors
Thomas Atwood
Selina Bohl
Brandon Botto
Nicholas Botto
Colin Brandon
Angela Bunt
Ana Rosa Carollo
Alicia Chesbro
Michael Davis
Ashley DePaoli
Douglas Eastman
Jessica Garner
Jeanett Griffith-Mclain
Davion Hart
Megan Juzia
Seth Lafountain
Phillip Malinowski
Brandon Mancuso
Mark Maselli
Erin Millard
Allyson Nuvallie
Amber Peterson
Allison Petri
Allison Plante
Ryan Senecal
Steven Smith
Katherine Tommajian
Chase Vivori
Jacqueline Williams
Craig Yannone
Grade 9 High Honors
Kathleen Ameen
Timothy Atwood
Carissa Briggs
Michaelia Dix
Cathleen Downes
James Dunn
Meagan Hopkins
Margaret Huang
Andrew Kalicki
Hannah Macksey
Stephanie Marko
Amber Martell
Ross Modena
Michael Pitt
Michael Racette
Colleen Senecal
Komal Shah
Zachary Soha
Honors
Noelle Bartlett
Ryan Brule
Jillian Burdick
Stephanie Burdick
Rebecca Church
Jessica Crow
Michael Delisle
Erin Floriani
Julianne Fruscio
Jason Gamache
Zachary Gundler
Amanda Kanelos
Samantha Lavalley-Leary
Kaley Maselli
Emily May
Chelsea McShane
Tonia O'Brien
Lara Pagan
Anisa Potvin
Kelsey Robare
Emily Rosselli
Ahren Tatro
Darvin Tavarez
Emily Underwood
Steven Watson
Kelly Wheeler
Christopher Willey
Sean Williams
Abigail Wood
Albert Zander Jr.
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North Adams Jewelry Store Has New Owner
By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff
Cheryl Coppens put out a call for someone to take over the jewelry business she began last spring — jewelry maker Alexandra Padilla answered the call.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Artful Jeweler has a new owner who is looking to expand its offerings.
Cheryl Coppens opened the jewelry store in May, showcasing local artists, offering fine jewelry, and jewelry repair.
But a new grandson in Texas, and the difficulties in flying back and forth to see him, had her looking to move closer to him.
Last month, she posted on the business's Facebook that she wanted someone to take over the space and continue the venture. Alexandra Padilla reached out to her and Coppens said she met all her criteria she was looking for in anew owner.
"You have to really want to be in retail. You have to want to be in this community, priced where people can afford it. Alex is native to North Adams. Her husband, she's got two great kids, so it just felt like they would be able to continue the store," Coppens said. "So the criteria really was somebody that would work the store, not somebody that would just come in and hire employees. I didn't want that."
Padilla started taking over the store in the beginning of December. She has been selling jewelry for about three years, and has an online shop, and has worked in wholesale jewelry for about 15 years.
"I always wanted to have my own thing on it, and I wanted to bring something new, and I want to involve my family, my kids do something, and I want to be independent," she said.
Now Padilla showcases her jewelry in the Ashland Street store and plans to keep some of the local artists' items, like stained glass made by Coppens' mother.
Padilla customizes jewelry and tailors pieces to her customers.
She plans to work around her job at Berkshire County Head Start so she can open store for more hours.
She also plans to redesign the store a little bit and bring in a couple more lines, like more rings and pearls.
The store is open on Saturdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursdays 9 to 2, Fridays 9 to 6, and Sundays 9 to 3. The store has also been open on Mondays 10 to 5 and Tuesdays 10 to 3 for the holidays.
Padilla thanks Coppens for trusting her and hopes customers continue to support the Artful Jeweler.
"Thank you for trusting me. I'm going to try and do my best and work hard to make it happen," she said. "This is our first time selling retail, so we hope the community supports us in here."
Coppens will be helping Padilla until she is comfortable operating the store on her own. She said it will continue to be a space of community support.
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