MOLARI Employment and HealthCare Services Announces Management Team

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Gail Molari, President and Chief Executive Officer of MOLARI Employment and HealthCare
Services, announced today that Nicholas Kirchner, Guin Griswold and Lee Rudin together will lead
MOLARI as the company's management team.
 
"As MOLARI Employment and HealthCare Services celebrates 40 years of serving Berkshire County this year, we are excited to introduce our management team", said Gail Molari. "Nicholas Kirchner, Guin Griswold, and Lee Rudin bring a wealth of experience and expertise with over 85 years of combined experience, and we look forward to working together to strengthen the services that we provide and lead MOLARI to an even stronger position in the future."
 
Nicholas Kirchner, as COO/CFO will be responsible for overseeing day-to-day operations of MOLARI as well as the financial aspects of the business and ensuring the company's continued growth and success.
 
Guin Griswold, as Director of Employment Services, will oversee MOLARI's staffing division, whichspecializes in providing temporary, temp-to-hire, and direct hire staffing solutions to clients throughout the Berkshire County region. With Guin's  experience in staffing and employment services, she has a deep understanding of the unique needs of employers and job seekers in our community.
 
Lee Rudin RN, as Director of HealthCare Services, will lead the MOLARI's healthcare division, providing oversight and direction of our caregivers to ensure the highest level of care for our clients. 
 
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Pittsfield Ice Rink Now Open

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The long-awaited ice skating rink is finally open for free public skating. 
 
Although late in the season, the rink will be open with posted hours from dawn to dusk, but may be closed at times for maintenance of the ice. 
 
Since the rink is equipped with lighting, the city has no objections to night skating; however, skaters are urged to remain mindful of safety, said James McGrath, park, open space and natural resource program manager.
 
It was previously reported that the city received a grant to offer skate rentals. However, because of the shortened season, this initiative has been postponed to future years.
 
The outdoor 50-by-100-foot refrigerated rink will be able to stay open until the ambient temperature rises above 45 degrees, McGrath said. 
 
This is currently projected to be the third week in March but could be sooner based on the weather conditions, he said. 
 
During the development of this initiative, many event ideas were tossed around however those will also have to wait until future seasons because of the shortened season. 
 
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