BCC Announces Fall Semester Dean's List

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College has announced its fall 2019 Dean's List.

To be eligible for the list, full-time students must have declared a major; completed a minimum of 12 non-repeated, traditionally graded credit hours during the spring semester; and achieved a 3.250 to 3.749 grade point average for Honors, or a 3.750 to 4.000 grade point average for High Honors.

Part-time students are eligible for the list if they meet the same requirements, except that their credit hours may have been completed during the fall and spring semesters of one academic year.

The following 73 students qualified for High Honors:

Massachusetts

Adams: Allison Armata, Rebekah Baker, Madeline Zelazo

Berkshire: Grace Kelley

Cheshire: Michaela Larkin, Kia Yang, Branden Favre

Clarksburg: Morgan Goodell

Dalton: Kyle Betit, Robert Dean, Alyssa Dunham, Colleen Moran,

Great Barrington: Kathleen O'Malley, Joshua Ranson, Jake Ryel, Camille Stanton

Hancock: Nicholas Kroboth

Hinsdale: Alicia Autenrieth, Melody Marcella, Paige Speth

Lanesborough: Savanah Brown, Benjamin McColgan

Lee: Beatrice Blais, Rebecca Carberry, Lia Douillet, Cameron Loehr

Lenox: Philip Baruch, Melinda Brickle

Lenox Dale: Nora Powers

Mill River: Andrea Ferrara

Mount Washington: Carl Furcht

New Marlborough: Nathaniel Chase

North Adams: Allison Brassard, Tiffany Hartlage

Peru: Cassidy Brewer, Kristin Burke

Pittsfield: Tanisha Adams, Kendra Alden, Cale Bassett, Savannah Berkeley, Lisa Cook, Travis Costello, Madison Daverin, Robert Disbrow, Eric Dupont Jr., Riana Gittens, Summer Jadallah, Thomas Kassmieh, Samuel Kellogg, Madison Kittle, Andrew McMahon, Mariana Melo, Abigail Mooney, Shaun Osoro, Eleanor Rutledge, Candice Smith, Pimpesan Supple, Molly Trainor, Amanda Wass, Rachel Williams

Savoy: Caleb Keels, James Najimy

West Stockbridge: William MacKinnon, Lydia Vreeland

Williamstown: Alecia Briggs, Elena Dichiara, Karen Fahlenkamp, Iain Kuttner



Windsor: Molly Gingras, Jack Markowitz

 

New York

Hillsdale: Trevor New

New Lebanon: James Fuller

 

Vermont

Bennington: Katherine Bruneau

 

The following 81 students qualified for Honors:

Connecticut

Canaan: Kaitlynn Huften

Massachusetts

Adams: Matthew Banks, Kristin Bourdon, Katey Farrell

Cheshire: Christina Briggs, Shelby Glasier

Dalton: Brayden Chevillet, Jessie Downer, Joel Manlachy, Gilen Prett, Dana Willette

Great Barrington: Xavier Conway, Kenneth Dyer, Alexander Kinstle, Ned Torrico

Hinsdale: Brittany Duma, Casey Hopkins, Hannah Martin

Housatonic: Danielle Lis

Lee: Sophia Burnell, Ethan Costi, Alyssa Forzano, Elias Keiderling, John Somostrada, Padraic Sullivan

Lenox: Molly McKenna, Kati Perry

North Adams: Rigoberto Gonzalez

Otis: Ava Guidette-Bocchino, Brittany Kergaravat

Peru: Jessica Burdick, Joalina Chicana Cacya, James Dolle, Kyle Gallup

Pittsfield: Carmine Albanese, Dorcas Archer, Lilith Blackmoon, Megan Blanchard, Christopher Bradley, Nicole Carnevale, Timothy Curry, Conor Fitzgerald, Patricia Fortier, Grace Greene, Lauren Gregory, Marisa Gregory, Madalin Holden, Roselie Jean Louis, Conner Kearns, Simian Kelly, Gabriel Kotski, Michela Laurin, Devine Lebeau-Harrigan, Lily Lobovits, Joseph Martel, Angelica Matos, Evan Mayotte, Colin Meaney, Brian Palmieri, Kiersten Pettit, Jimmy Phan, Adam Puntin, Brendan Remillard, Dane Shiner, Eric Simmons, Glore'Yahna Smith, Logan Steinman, Ezakeil Stone, Miranda Stracuzzi, Danna Toledo, Ryan Zurrin

Savoy: Crystal Harrington

Southfield: Kylie Ruane

Southwick: Leah Bartholomew

Williamstown: Cayman Mead

Windsor: Ethan Fusini

Worthington: James Crane

 

New York

Cherry Plain: Joseph Wehle

Millerton: Jonathan Wolfe

 

Vermont

Bennington: Michael Marchetti, Peter Sorensen

Stamford: Eric Engel, Madison Vadnais.

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MassDOT Project Will Affect Traffic Near BMC

By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Prepare for traffic impacts around Berkshire Medical Center through May for a state Department of Transportation project to improve situations and intersections on North Street and First Street.

Because of this, traffic will be reduced to one lane of travel on First Street (U.S. Route 7) and North Street between Burbank Street and Abbott Street from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday through at least May 6.

BMC and Medical Arts Complex parking areas remain open and detours may be in place at certain times. The city will provide additional updates on changes to traffic patterns in the area as construction progresses.

The project has been a few years in the making, with a public hearing dating back to 2021. It aims to increase safety for all modes of transportation and improve intersection operation.

It consists of intersection widening and signalization improvements at First and Tyler streets, the conversion of North Street between Tyler and Stoddard Avenue to serve one-way southbound traffic only, intersection improvements at Charles Street and North Street, intersection improvements at Springside Avenue and North Street, and the construction of a roundabout at the intersection of First Street, North Street, Stoddard Avenue, and the Berkshire Medical Center entrance.

Work also includes the construction of 5-foot bike lanes and 5-foot sidewalks with ADA-compliant curb ramps.  

Last year, the City Council approved multiple orders for the state project: five orders of takings for intersection and signal improvements at First Street and North Street. 

The total amount identified for permanent and temporary takings is $397,200, with $200,000 allocated by the council and the additional monies coming from carryover Chapter 90 funding. The state Transportation Improvement Plan is paying for the project and the city is responsible for 20 percent of the design cost and rights-of-way takings.

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