Hoosac Valley Announces Third Quarter Honor Roll

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CHESHIRE, Mass. — Hoosac Valley High School has announced its honor roll for the third quarter of the 2018-19 school year.

High Honors

Grade 12: Dominic Acquista, Derek Alibozek, Victoria Alibozek, Paige Barrow, Jamie Barthe, Lucas Bradley, Katherine Braman, Claudia Bresett, Kelsey Charon, Natiya Cilli, Dejia Cook, Breanne Deluca, Selena Dominguez, Lauren Faucher, Marina Fortier, Shelby Glasier, Paolo Kareh, John Krol, Suki Liang, Ashlee Meczywor, Alexander Rondeau, Miranda Sawyer, Brandon Sumner, Maverick Sumner, Cameron Wagoner, Haley Winchell, Anna Zanolo.

Grade 11: Sophia Acquista, Syrah Bradley, Jacqueline Case, Jayna Civello, Kelsey Clark, Cole Desroches, Derick Jimenez, Jackson Keplinger, Grace Kronick, Douglas LaDouceur, Kaylee Lemieux, Shaleigh Levesque, Eliza Melillo, Savannah Morehouse, Evan Norcross, Daniel Pompi, Riley Robinson, Henry Sniezek, Peter Suriner, Luc Trombley, Patrick Walsh.

Grade 10: Nicholas Alibozek, Aiden Astorino, Annabelle Canales, Jaylance Dela Cruz, Jayrod Dela Cruz, Amie Ginthwain, Jessica Isbell, Sydni Jamros, Sharaya Keele, Erica Langnickel, Kylee Legg, Madison Puppolo, Ambika Sharma, Aleah Tarjick, Emma Thurston, Maia Trudeau, Kristen Wilczak.

Grade Nine: Olivia Abbott, Lillian Boudreau, Aaron Bush, Karyssa Charon, Bryanna Costine, Ashlee Davis, Christopher Fortier, Alyssa Garabedian, Charles Jean, Shaun Kastner, Chelsea Krutiak, Brodie Lanoue, Abigael McAllister, Averie McGrath, Carson Meczywor, Zachary Morin, Tyler Norcross, Natalie Pompi, Jennifer Prokopowicz, Alena Rehill, Sydney Roberts, Frankie Scialabba, Matthew Tassone, Nicholas Walsh, Rosemary Ziarnik.

Grade Eight: Ian Cappiello, Erin Ciempa, Alyson Civello, Megan Dubreuil, Trinity Greer, Addison Hayer, Tia Kareh, Chloe King, Ivan Liang, Joshua Livsey, Samantha Loholdt, Alexis Malloy, Max Morin, Zoe Parrott, Kathryn Scholz, Anelia Ziaja.

Honors

Grade 12: Mackenzie Beckwith, Alexus Boucher, Marina Cairns, Gianna Daley, Dunkyn Giblin, Jacob Halverson, Arianna Harrington, Si-Yuan Hsiao, Alyson Kalis, Devin Kogut, Alison Mendel, Paul Swanson, Briana Valois, Aiyana Will, Carly Wright.



Grade 11: Kathryn Bentz, Alyssa Blanchard, Joseph Delmolino, Andrew Dicarlo, Sarah Field, Gabrielle Glasier, Faith Hall, Jenna Levesque, Hallie Martel, Madelaine Martin, Christopher Nimmons, Nolan Roberts, Colby Rougeau, Anthony Tassone, Katelyn Wojtaszek, Malina Ziaja, Korey Zink.

Grade 10: Rylie Bishop, Felicia Braica, Esther Chilson, Corben Craig, Zachary Hubbard, Abigail Hugger, Lana Kingsley, Lucas Levesque, Allison Murphy, Jacob Soule.

Grade Nine: Abby Bird, Jonathan Cole, Ryan Czupryna, Isaac Herrmann, Justin Levesque, Jacob Mucci.

Grade Eight: Noah Braman, Kadan Burdick, Lauren Davis, Christopher Diesz, Owen Dubreuil, Abigail Gutekunst, Mireille Gwozdz, Shinji Howcroft, Aaron Livsey, Colby Marko, Dominick Pause, Zack Sawyer, Evan Scarpitto, Matthew Szabo, Michael Szabo, Donovan Tower, Matthew Valotta.

 


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Adams Community Bank Holds Annual Meeting, Announce Growth

ADAMS, Mass. — The annual meeting of the Community Bancorp of the Berkshires, MHC, the parent company of Adams Community Bank, was held on April 10, 2024, at Charles H. McCann Technical School in North Adams.
 
The meeting included reviewing the 2023 financial statements for the Bank, electing directors and corporators, and highlighting upcoming executive personnel changes.
 
"In 2023, the Bank experienced another year of growth in assets, loans, and deposits, noting the Pittsfield branch reached $26 million in customer deposits from its opening in December of 2022," President and CEO of Adams Community Bank Charles O'Brien said. "Those deposits were loaned out locally during 2023 and helped drive our #1 ranking in both mortgage and commercial real estate lending, according to Banker and Tradesman."
 
At year-end 2023, total assets were $995 million, and O'Brien noted the Bank crossed the $1 billion threshold during the first quarter of 2024.
 
Board chair Jeffrey Grandchamp noted with O'Brien's upcoming retirement, this will be the final annual meeting of the CEO's tenure since he joined the Bank in 1997. He thanked him for his 27 years of dedication to the Bank. He acknowledged the evolution of the Bank as it became the premier community bank in the Berkshires, noting that branches grew from 3 to 10, that employees grew from 40 to 135, and that assets grew from $127 million to $1 billion. 
 
An executive search is underway for O'Brien's replacement.
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