MOLARI Hires Rory Baker as Administrative Coordinator

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — MOLARI Employment and HealthCare Services has hired Rory Baker as Administrative Coordinator. In this position, Baker will serve as the initial contact for applicants, screen candidates, and schedule interviews for the company’s Employment and HealthCare divisions.

Baker's background includes training as a singer and guitarist at Berklee College of Music, and experience in office administration. He will be responsible for ensuring smooth daily operations and providing support to clients and job seekers.

Guin Griswold, Director of Employment Services, stated that Baker's organizational skills and demeanor make him a suitable addition to the team.

MOLARI, founded in 1983, provides staffing services and in-home healthcare services.

Information about MOLARI Employment Services is available at www.molariinc.com or by calling 413-499-4546.

Dalton Library Holds Adult Reading Challenge

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
05:16AM / Monday, February 02, 2026

DALTON, Mass. — The library is making book enthusiasts nostalgic thanks to its adult reading challenge that encourages people to expand their horizons in the literature world. 

 

Many may remember, from their school years, being challenged to read for a chance to win a pizza or, for this writer, a school trip to the cinema to watch their book come alive on screen. 

 

The Dalton Free Public Library has reawakened that experience for its patrons 18 and older until March 27 at 1 p.m. 

 

Visit the library to get your game board and after reading a book let library staff know to get your raffle ticket or track your progress online. 

 

Readers can choose any book they like as long as it aligns with one of the options in the three categories: Who, With What, and Where. 

 

Every book that fits a subcategory earns you a raffle ticket, and if you complete all the subcategories within a section, you’ll score a bonus ticket. 

 

The more you read and explore, the better your chances of winning one of the three raffle baskets, each a $100 value. The cost of the baskets were donated by the Friends of the Dalton Library.