BCC Names Spring Dean's List Students

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College (BCC) announced it has named 391 students to the spring 2024 dean's list.  
 
To be eligible for the dean's list, students must achieve a GPA of 3.750 to 4.000 to earn high honors, while students with a GPA of 3.250 to 3.749 earn an honors designation. All dean's list students must be matriculated in a certificate or degree program; complete a minimum of six traditionally graded credit hours, and achieve grades of C or higher in all classes during a semester of one academic year.  
 
The following 190 students qualified for high honors: 
 
Connecticut 
East Canaan: Benyamin Wurmfeld 
 
North Canaan: Mercedes Bell  
 
Massachusetts 
Adams: Casey Alvarez, Jennifer Blair, Kyle Gelaznik, Heather Levy, Tara Quinn, Ashley Satko, Alexander Strauser, Kiersten Vallieres, Gabrielle Vincent, Jamie Willette 
 
Ashley Falls: Allison Casey, Tracy Stoddard 
 
Becket: Carrie Lord 
 
Blandford: Kelsey Martinez 
 
Cheshire: Edward Depson, Lisa Dubreuil, Kathryn Leblanc, Laura Pratt, Renee Wlodyka 
 
Clarksburg: Marcia Bailey, Nicholas Fortin, Hillary Maselli, Stephanie Oxton 
 
Cummington: Jeremiah Reagan 
 
Dalton: Christine Alberti, Linda Cachat, Karen Drosehn, Michael Farella, Rebecca Jordan Howard, Holden Loverin, Kassidy Thorn, Aiden Trager, Martine Walsh 
 
Great Barrington: Brendan Holcomb, Sandra Littell, Rachel Moriarty 
 
Hancock: Mariangel Dus 
 
Hinsdale: Madison Atkinson, Nathan Brown, Julia Drury, Priscilla Lee, Kevin Mears, Lukas Williams 
 
Housatonic: Aryane Dos Santos, Dan Hardy, Collin Woods 
 
Lanesborough: Johanna Beguin, Alexander Digrigoli, Andrea Overbaugh, Dylan Stafford 
 
Lee: Elizabeth Aquino, Matthew Boisvere, Amber Fabiano, Kaden Kelly, Matthew Reynolds 
 
Lenox: Anna Cochran, April Harwood, Joshua Levin, Violeta Rabiaj, Samira Zabian 
 
Lexington: Samuel Zachary 
 
Middlefield: Melinda Main 
 
Mill River: Kelsey Eichstedt 
 
Monterey: Stephanie McMahon 
 
New Ashford: Riley McInerney 
 
New Marlborough: Audrey Bartzsch 
 
North Adams: Matthew Epright, Sarah Fisk, Ian Fletcher, Stefani Forrest, Jamie Kickery, Nicole Kusek, Matthew Lake, Jackie Lehman, Danielle Lemieux, Angela Thompson, Justin Timoney 
 
North Andover: Brandon Byrne 
 
Otis: Colleen Granahan, Taylor Marion 
 
Peru: Jamie Leach, Faith Wehner, Kristin Zuber 
 
Pittsfield: Akosua Amoako, Stella Asamoah, Lindsay Avery, Kurtis Baronoski, Noah Beauregard, Isabelle Berkel, Joshua Bolduc, Casey Bouchard, Penny Bridges, Raphael Bruno, Laynie Burke, Darwin Carangui, Jaclyn Carnevale, Kyleigh Castagna, Corinne Catan, Olivia Chelstowski, Bernice Cobbinah, Charlotte Coco, Edmond Coleman, Cole Cowan, Allison Crespo, Mya Desautels, Rebekah Dick, Paige Digrigoli, Timothy Dinofrio, Jacob Dipillo, Marlie Fitch, Michelle Foley, Angie Fuentes, Lisa Gallant, Matthew Garrity, William Garrity, Hayleigh Gavin, Andrew Gillman, Sabine Grout Bartlett, Chloe Haas, Jessica Hall, Tricia Hillebrand, Abigail Honbarger, Stephen Jayko, Raja King, Christopher Kowalski, Greta Lacey, Ashara Lindemann, Anya Lyford, Ella Lyon, Jazmyn Majors, Mwila Malama, Madison Manning, Owen McNeil, Ryan McNeil, Maxwell McNulty, Jonathon Mejias, Patrice Mensah, Simeon Mercier, Jasmyne Middleton, Tiffany Moreno, Kyle Moro, Michael Morse, Kimberly O'Brien, Adam Oubtrou, Hugo Pizarro-Gundelfinger, Elisabeth Richman, Amelia Roberts, Kara Roberts, Shelsy Rodriguez, Lorena Rodriguez Lluberes, Brianna Rogers, Ashley Santander, Tyler Seagrave, Clarise Seguin, Jessica Shahzad, Jermaine Sistrunk, Kailee Soberano, Fanta Souare, Jakleen Squires, James Tandoh, Tessie Tierney, Cheryl Turnbough, Anthony Veilleux, Kavita Victor, Alexander White, Kristin Wilcox, Porter Wincuinas, Alexandra Zuber, Gladis Zuna Rodriguez 
 
Richmond: Alexandra Daley, Grace Ellrodt, Bridgette Moore Stone 
 
Sheffield: Alexandria Anderson, Lusha Caliendo Martin, Arielle Coon 
 
Stockbridge: Renee LeClair 
 
West Stockbridge: Shane Obryan 
 
Westfield: Emily Bryant 
 
Williamstown: Lauren Barenski, Elizabeth Bertolino, Christine Bushey, Jayden Johnson, Alecia Williams 
 
Windsor: Wyatt Wellington 
 
New York 
Albany: Paulette Mickle 
 
Chatham: Erin Smith 
 
Petersburgh: Savanniah Hunter 
 
West Virginia 
 
Charleston: Louis Russo 
 
 
The following 201 students qualified for honors: 
 
Connecticut 
Hartford: Alysha Yard 
 
Norfolk: MacKenzie Muzzulin 
 
Salisbury: Makala Shelton 
 
Massachusetts 
Adams: Jennifer Adkins, Bree Ballantyne-Hinckley, Scott Higley, Erica Langnickel, Adam Licht, Alanza Quiñones, Fiona Smith 
 
Auburndale: Lauren Drezner 
 
Becket: Sebastian Dowd-Smith 
 
Cheshire: Samantha Canales, Crystal Chapman, Megan Dubreuil, Aidan Koczela, Marki Larochelle, Samara Maxwell, Sarah Royal, Destiny Tetlow, Jocelyn Tibbetts 
 
Chicopee: Edwin Juma 
 
Dalton: Amber Brown, Rhonda Cyr, Hannah Levardi-Earle, Bridget Lussier, Laurie Moselsky, Gabrielle Osborne, Victoria Partridge, Logan Sargent, Courtney St John, Katarina Stefanik, Cristina Suasti, Caitlin Tatro, Julie Winiarski 
 
Dennis: Divya Poudayal 
 
Great Barrington: Avery Ball, Julie Doty, Victoria Pevzner, Stephanie Sanchez Heredia, Tatiyana Silvis Falwell, Olivia Vilord 
 
Hancock: Rose Blodgett, Athena Wingo 
 
Hinsdale: Erinne Butler, Nathaniel Coyne, Sean Duma, Mari Robinson 
 
Housatonic: Logan Hunt, William Vansant 
 
Lanesborough: Isabella Girard, Jamie Golin, Marissa Rivard 
 
Lee: Alyssa Barnes, Sierra Beckman, Jennifer Donovan, Alexander Estrada, Aiden Fennelly, James Hitchings, Ian Kaehn, Juliana Rodriguez, Alexandra Saunders, Christina Tighe 
 
Lenox: Amy Alderton, Karina Baver, Arya Fraenkel, Julia Hanson, Anadelia Hart, Chris Schilling, Gianna Vasta 
 
Monroe: Elijah Smith, Rachel Smith 
 
North Adams: Suzanne Bateman, Amanda Boesse, Maya Creamer, Carolyn Crews, Carin De Jong, Alexandra Duff-Thompson, Jocelyn Kelly, Rosalyn Lincoln, Cynthia Love, Payton Miller, John Moore, Joseph Moulton, Dylan Mucci, Kelly Therrien, Jonnie Thompson 
 
Pittsfield: Nanaserwaah Addai, Tano Dylann Chris Junior Addoh, Ahou Claudine Adiatou-Koffi, Ainsworth Ainsley, Alyssa Anderson, Skye Bagley, Grace Barton, Alyson Behan, Anastasiya Bolotova, Jonesy Bones, Makayla Candelari, Samantha Carey, Kaitlyn Chisholm, Sabrina Clark, Mitchell Clayton, Melissa Cobb, Noah Collingwood, Isaac Corbett, Madelyn Croce, Morgan Depson, Ana Dermody, Brianna Dinicola, Jennifer Duchaine, Brittany Filiault, Karizme Fitzpatrick, Alexis Fogle, Valentyna Gagnon, Emily Greb, Thomas Gwinnell, Rain Hajjar, Julia Hannigan, Korpo Harris, Bethany Healey, Albert Hubbard, Bethany Iffetayo, Juliana Johansen, Raisa Kachevsky, Ethan Kirkman, Elizabeth Kwaw, Stephanie Laconto-Doherty, Madison Lamoureaux, Carter Layne, Angelique Levesque, Kaleigh Lovato, Hadyn Lyford, Aidan Mack, Madisyn Manzella, Emma Matthews, Steven Mendez, Kathaleen Mogul, Norah Moindi, Xavier Noyes, Logan Osorio, Augustine Owusu, Kyleigh Pannesco, Rylee Paronto, Tamia Patrick, Layla Pedroza, Luis Penafiel, Paul Penafiel, Darian Powell, Heather Puntin, James Pyne, Morgan Quagliano, Corrisa Regan, Melanie Rivera-Rodriguez, Louis Roberts, Gloria Rodrigues de Souza, Autumn Rose, Faith Santspree, Allison Schnopp, Rose Segarra, Aniya Shea, Julian Shuster, Ashley Smith, Jahim Solomon, Amber Southard 
 
Samantha Spaulding, Karah Stafford, Walter Suarez, Rosa Tabango, Deaux-Deaux Thibodeaux, Derly Toloza, Cordelia Toomey-Arnold, Christopher Underhill, Izadora Vianna, Corey Walker, Madison Winn, Kacie Yerrick 
 
Savoy: Michelle Stone 
 
Sheffield: Matthew Seward, Richard Stetson 
 
Springfield: Sashaya Lewis 
 
Stockbridge: Emily Goudey, Matt Petrescu, Shanekia Richmond, Myrna Shapiro, Ariana Shaw-Pas 
 
Washington: Austin Liebenow, Colin Rosier 
 
West Stockbridge: Tyler Harrington, Katie Kelly, Maxfield Lindner 
 
Williamstown: Joseph Boni, Brooke Kiger, Conor Byrnes 
 
Windsor: Carrie Conklin 
 
Worthington: Aimee Hornickel 
 
New Jersey 
Madison: Jackson Conroy 
 
New York 
Albany: Kethia St. Hilaire 
 
Millerton: Madeline Lazarus 
 
Stephentown: Ian Tornquist 
 
Vermont 
Stamford: Ashlyn Belisle, Lauren Mroz 

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Marchetti Talks New Housing, New Approaches for 2026

By Brittany PolitoiBerkshires Staff

The mayor, halfway through his four-year term, is applauded after giving his State of the City address at Monday's reorganization of government.  
PITTSFIELD, Mass.— Housing insecurity sparked passionate conversations at City Hall in 2025. 
 
In 2026, some of that insecurity may be alleviated as Mayor Peter Marchetti expects new housing units to come online, along with partnerships to reach people in need. 
 
By 2027, 255 new housing units are anticipated from various developers. Pittsfield has supported several projects through tax incentives, grant funding, and American Rescue Plan Act monies. 
 
This includes 41 affordable units at Terrace 592 on North Street, 37 permanent supportive units at The First and on West Housatonic Street, 35 units (seven affordable) at the Wright Building on North Street, and home ownership projects undertaken by the Westside Legends. 
 
"Since I took office as mayor, housing has been at the forefront of my agenda," the mayor said during his State of the City Address on Monday. 
 
"I have had countless conversations with my colleagues from across the commonwealth about ways to meet the needs of our community, which include improving the aging housing stock and increasing the inventory of quality units. We have made great strides in housing over the past year, but I know we have a much longer road ahead." 
 
He renewed his commitment to working with community partners and organizations in 2026 to address the needs of Pittsfield's most vulnerable residents through the exploration of new ideas and existing impactful ones. 
 
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