Berkshire Money Management Supports United Way

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DALTON, Mass. — Berkshire Money Management is supporting Berkshire United Way's (BUW) #HereForGood Volunteer Month. 
 
As part of this year's initiative, the wealth management company with offices in Dalton and Great Barrington, has contributed $10,000 in sponsorship support, staff volunteer hours, and use of the Model Farm to host BUW's annual Live United Community Celebration on Wednesday, May 18.
 
"Giving back to the local community is a core part of our company culture," said Berkshire Money Management co-founder and active United Way volunteer Stacey Carver. "Berkshire United Way sees, understands, and is working in so many ways to address the needs of the individuals in our county who struggle to feed themselves and their families. Volunteering for BUW is one of the most humbling and joyous things I've done in my life, and we as a team are proud to partner with this vital organization to improve quality of life in the Berkshires."
 
In addition to their $10,000 sponsorship gift, Berkshire Money Management will host the United Way's Live United Community Celebration at their Dalton office location – better known as the Model Farm – at 161 Main Street on Wednesday, May 18, from 4 to 6 pm. The event will include presentations of the Robert K. Agar Jr. Volunteerism Award to Jewish Family Services of Western Massachusetts, and the Daniel C. Dillon Helping Hands, Caring Hearts Award to Shirley Edgerton. Tickets to the event are available for purchase at berkshireunitedway.org.
 

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White, MacWilliams Win May Day Races

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DALTON, Mass. — Alex White was the top male 10-kilometer finisher and Kristy MacWilliams the top female 10K finisher at the 2024 Community Recreation Association May Day Races, competed Sunday, May 5, at Nessacus Middle School.
 
White’s winning 10K with a time was 35:14, Lincoln Routhier was second in 36:42 and Stefan Ogle third in 40:15. MacWilliams’ winning time was 46:45, followed by Elena Fyfe in 48:51 and Ellen Ross in 50:51.
 
In the 5K race, Quinn Ives was the men’s winner in 19:09, followed by Dylan Lundgren in 19:50, and Brady MacDonald in 20:05. Emily Perrone was the top woman 5K finisher in 26:17, followed by Ashley Barrett in 26:21 and Abigail Ruble in 26:53.
 
Addison Wilkinson, age 10, was the top overall finisher in the Splatter Sprint mile race in 7:59, while Payton Anastasio was runner up in 8:28. Wyatt Smegal, age 8, was the top boy in 8:33.
 
In the kids’ Obstacles & Popsicles ½-mile races, 6-year-old Jake Vosburgh finished first in 3:58, while 8-year-old Eva Esposito was the top girl in 4:12. In the 5-and-under race, 5-year-old Johanna Sheran was first in 4:52, while 5-year-old J.J. Hastings was the top boy finisher in 5:48.
 
10K Race
 
1. Alex White, 35:14. 2. Lincoln Routhier, 36:42. 3. Stefan Ogle, 40:15. 4. Alexander Larson, 44:37. 5. Daryl Shreve, 45:04. 6. Brian Ducey, 45:21. 7. Kristy MacWilliams, 46:45. 8. Johnathan Hunt, 47:31. 9. Christopher Barry, 48:04. 10, Elena Fyfe, 48:51.
 
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