NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Tyler Pettit and Ethan Rudin are the top students for the class of 2022 at McCann Technical School, said Principal Justin Kratz.
Pettit, son of Lynn and Patrick Pettit, is valedictorian of the class and is graduating from the Information Technology Program.
He is the recipient of the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendent's Award for Academic Excellence, Harvard Book Award, and Western New England University Book Award and is first in his class with a 4.38 grade-point average. He is a member of SkillsUSA, National Honor Society, and works at the Williams College Network and Systems department through the McCann co-op program
Pettit will be attending Western New England University to major in pharmacy.
Rudin, son of Alice and Benjamin Rudin, is the salutatorian and is graduating from the Computer Assisted Drafting program.
He is a recipient of the John and Abigail Adams Scholarship and ranks second in his class with a 4.36 GPA. He is a member of National Honor Society and SkillsUSA, where he earned silver and
gold medals in the 2021 and 2022 SkillsUSA District Additive Manufacturing competition as well as a bronze medal at the state level in 2021. He has been awarded high honors every quarter since enrollment.
Rudin will be attending State University of New York at Buffalo to major in aerospace engineering.
Both seniors will graduate from McCann Technical School with high honors on Thursday, June 2, at 6 p.m. at the school.
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Clarksburg Awards Bid for Middle Road Work
By Tammy Daniels iBerkshires Staff
CLARKSBURG, Mass. — The Select Board on Monday awarded the contract for paving and drainage improvements on south Middle Road.
Rifenburg Construction Inc. of Troy, N.Y., had the winning bid of $1,142,420.
The other four bids were Clayton G. Davenport Trucking of Greenfield, $1,373,700; Palmer Paving of Brewster, N.Y., $1,193,983; Warner Bros. of Sunderland, $1,280,782.50; and J.H. Maxymillian Inc. of Pittsfield, $1,470,056.
The estimate for the project was $1,113,165. Bids were opened on June 15 for review.
The town received a $1 million MassWorks grant last fall to address resurfacing and drainage from the Four Corners south to the town line. A couple years ago, another MassWorks grant provided funding to redo Middle Road from River Road to Wood Road.
The work will cover 3,950 feet, or about three-quarters of a mile.
Bidding documents anticipated a start date near the end of July.
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