Weekend's Looking Warmer But Will Bring Mix of Snow & Rain

Can you BELIEVE the snow in Newfoundland?! https://t.co/3FoBJX2Tgq

— Christina Erne (@ChristinaErne) January 23, 2020

As far as snow totals go for our Saturday storm, warmer air looks to keep totals down. pic.twitter.com/joKtxEDGQc

— NWS Albany (@NWSAlbany) January 23, 2020

Reminder to stay tuned as we get closer to the weekend with warmer trends for Saturday. Warmer+wetter & a fast mover= rain, sleet & mix with some snow possible northern Adk's? Looks to lift north by midnight-1AM Sunday. Sure a little messy but better by next week! pic.twitter.com/kj2LXU62sg

— Jess Briganti (@JessBriganti) January 23, 2020

Another symptom of our warming winters, cold snaps are getting shorter and less cold over time. So far this winter our longest consecutive run of colder than avg. days stands at 5. Conversely, we've had a 17 consecutive day run of warmer than avg. days. pic.twitter.com/1UMj7P9HWS

— Steve LaPointe (@CBS6Steve) January 22, 2020

Going forward, no one day is brutally cold... kind of abnormal for the dead of winter! Warmer trend means weekend system will likely bring rain/mix for Albany and the valleys. Higher chance for accumulating snow in the hills and mountains pic.twitter.com/jI8NLeuy11

— Matt Mackie (@MackieMet) January 23, 2020

MCLA Announces Four Finalists for Next President

03:46PM / Thursday, April 02, 2026

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts announced four finalists for the position of president, following a national search. 

 

The finalists were selected by the MCLA Presidential Search Committee and will participate in on-campus visits scheduled for the weeks of April 6 and April 13.

 

The successful candidate will replace President James Birge, who is retiring at the end of the term. 

 

The four finalists are David Jenemann, Michael J. Middleton, Sherri Givens Mylott, and Diana L. Rogers-Adkinson.

 

David Jenemann

David Jenemann is dean of the Patrick Leahy Honors College and professor of English and film and television studies at the University of Vermont, where he oversees recruitment, retention, curricular innovation, and advancement for an interdisciplinary college serving undergraduates from across the university, including UVM's campuswide Office of Fellowships, Opportunities, and Undergraduate Research. 

 

An internationally recognized scholar, he has published three books and numerous articles, with research spanning intellectual and cultural history, mass media, and the intersection of sports and society.

He holds a doctor of philosophy from the University of Minnesota and completed the Institute for Management and Leadership in Education at Harvard Graduate School of Education.