Hoosac Valley High School Names Third Quarter Honor Roll

08:25AM / Saturday, July 16, 2022Print Story | Email Story

CHESHIRE, Mass. — Hoosac Valley High School has announced its honor roll for the third quarter of the 2021-2022 school year.

High Honors

GRADE 12:

Olivia Abbott
Jeremy Andrews
Abby Bird
Lillian Boudreau
Hailey Boulger
Rian Brassard
Aaron Bush
Karyssa Charon
Ashlee Davis
Christopher Fortier
Alyssa Garabedian
Caleb Harrington
Shaun Kastner
Chelsea Krutiak
Brodie Lanoue
Mackenzie Lesnick
Justin Levesque
Averie McGrath
Derek McGregor
Carson Meczywor
Zachary Morin
Jenna Pizani
Natalie Pompi
Jennifer Prokopowicz
Alena Rehill
Sydney Roberts
Frankie Scialabba
Matthew Tassone
Sidney Tovar
Joshua Weslowski
Francesco Zanolo
Rosemary Ziarnik

GRADE 11:

Gabrielle Billetz
Haley Beliveau
Kadan Burdick
Jolyn Davis
Mia Francesconi
Tia Kareh
Chloe King
Ruth Larias Larias
Samantha Loholdt
Antonio Millard
Taylor Reynolds
Zack Sawyer
Kathryn Scholz
Trinity Shovelton
Matthew Szabo
Anelia Ziaja

GRADE 10:

Austin Alfonso
Gabe Bishop
Dana Brassard
Skylar Cairns
Nickolas Chorba
Eva Cole
Andrew Dupee
Frank Field
Taylor Garabedian
Jazmin Gregory
Jaimie Langnickel
Joseph McGovern
Nicholas Pompi
Talia Rehill
David Scholz
Abigail Scialabba

GRADE 9:

Haley Anderson
Maryn Cappiello
Richelle Carr
Corey Charon
Ashlyn Lesure
Kimberly Mach
Cameron McGinnis
Molly McLear
Emma Meczywor
Rachel Scarpitto
Amiracle Sobel

GRADE 8:

Vanessa Biddy
Ella Bissaillon
Qwanell Bradley
Kelsey Brown
Jeffrey Burgess
Richard Colon
Madison Deane
Tyler Dubreuil
Stephen Gage
Kamarion Kastner
Kamilia Kondel
Nora Kondel
Ava Kratz
Emma LaCasse
Rhea Lincoln
Hannah Lord
Hailey Loynes
Ava McLear
Jonathan Miller
Logan O'Connell
Riona Parkman
Noah Rehill
Gracie Rhinemiller
Carson Rylander
Mark St.Hilaire
Anna Thurston
Alexis Warner
Kennedy Whitley
Adan Wicks
Maggie Wohrle

Honors

GRADE 12:

Jacob Lapinski
Mitchell Malloy
Tyler Rohlfs
Nicholas Walsh
Michael White
Rylynn Witek

GRADE 11:

Violet Adelt
Megan Dubreuil
Michael Prendergast
Briannah Rowett

GRADE 10:

Elliotte Farrington

GRADE 9:

William Hakes
Griffin Mucci
Christian Rivera
Clarissa Tanguay
Alexander Vasquez

GRADE 8:

Jaydon Dimitropolis
Nyla Dion
Juliet Knapp
Addisyn Meczywor

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After More Than a Century, Heating Failure Puts Adams Turners' Future at Risk

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
07:20AM / Sunday, September 27, 2026

ADAMS, Mass. — For more than a century, generations have gathered for dances, community gatherings and bowling at Turn Hall, but that longtime tradition is now in jeopardy after the building's aging heating system failed.

The Adams community is known for rallying behind local people and organizations in times of need, and now Adams Turners is asking for that same support said Gail Burda, the group's financial secretary.

The boiler, referred to as "the Beast" by board members, is as old as the building itself, which was constructed in 1902. It started out burning coal, was later switched to oil and then to gas President Virginia Fuller said.

For several years, the nonprofit social club, a 501(c)7, has struggled with the aging system, with members periodically checking on it throughout the day during the winter to ensure it was still operating, she said.

Now, "the Beast" has reached the end of its life but the Adams Turners don't have the funding to replace it, prompting them to establish a GoFundMe.

At the time of writing, the GoFundMe has raised $1,750 and members have donated more than $2,500 toward the $30,000 needed to secure an additional $25,000 grant and $25,000 loan from American Turners, the national organization under which the club operates.

The nonprofit hopes to hire a contractor to install a multi-zone hydronic system, a project estimated to cost $81,443. The work would include new heating systems for the apartment, bar area, gym and bowling alley, along with new baseboards, gas lines, permits and other necessary fittings.

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