Berkshire Money Management Hosts 'Retirement Rounds' Happy Hour

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Money Management (BMM) announced its upcoming event, "Retirement Rounds: 457(b)s and Brews," designed specifically for physicians who plan to retire in the next 10 years.
  • Event Details:
  • Date: Tuesday, April 8, 2025
  • Time: 4:30 to 6:30 pm
  • Location: Hot Plate Brewing Co., 1 School Street, Pittsfield, MA 01201?
  • Cost: Free
Hosted by Financial Advisor Nate Tomkiewicz, CFP and Director of Financial Planning Zack Marcotte, CFP, this exclusive happy hour offers Berkshire doctors a relaxed opportunity to unlock retirement savings and tax planning strategies, enjoy a drink with their peers, and have their questions answered by a financial professional. 
 
"Having worked closely with many local physicians, I've seen firsthand how beneficial and surprisingly complex their retirement plans can be,” shared Financial Advisor Nate Tomkiewicz, CFP. "Doctors work hard enough already, so my goal is to help them understand their options, simplify the process, and ultimately keep more of their hard-earned money."
 
Spaces for this complimentary event are limited. Physicians interested in attending are encouraged to reserve their spot online at berkshiremm.com/brews or by calling (413) 997-2006.
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Dalton Consultant to Assess Police Station

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — Discussions over the proposed public safety facility continue to prove contentious as officials debate next steps. 
 
During several meetings, Police Chief Deanna Strout has emphasized how the condition of the station, located in Town Hall, has been deteriorating for the last 28 years. 
 
It was determined early on by the Public Safety Facility Advisory Committee that the basement of Town Hall is not a viable long-term location after reviewing documentation and touring the facility and other local police stations. 
 
During its Tuesday meeting, the committee decided to have its consultant, Brian Humes of Jacunski Humes Architects LLC in Berlin, Conn., conduct a feasibility assessment of the existing space.
 
"It's shocking to most of us in this room, the first time any of us have even heard that's an option, because we all know that it is not an option," Strout said. 
 
The goal is to determine if it can be renovated to meet the Police Department's needs by evaluating code requirements, space constraints, and potential costs.
 
 
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