Greylock Federal accepting applications for new program, Greylock Wealth Ambassadors

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union is now accepting applications for its new program, Greylock Wealth Ambassadors.

The 10-month program, designed as a focus and influencer group, will include up to 20 Greylock members ages 11-22, currently in middle, high school, vocational, or college. Through monthly conversations, as well as in-person Greylock-themed events, participants will expand their awareness on financial literacy and serve as brand ambassadors. Participants must be a Greylock member.

Those selected will receive a $300 stipend, Greylock branded items, and a letter of commendation for their academic/professional records.

The application and more information are available here: https://www.greylock.org/community-empowerment-center/wealth-ambassadors-program.html. Applications submissions are due May 9.

To learn more about membership, visit here: https://www.greylock.org/power-of-membership.html


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Morningside Closed Friday for Flooding Cleanup

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Morningside Community School will be closed Friday, May 8, because of flooding in the building. 
 
According to a post on the Pittsfield Public Schools' Facebook page, a pipe that was damaged in a student bathroom caused a "large amount of water" to seep into carpets and other areas near the bathroom.
 
The post doesn't say how the pipe was damaged but that the flooding occurred shortly before dismissal on Thursday. 
 
Because of the water damaged, the school will be closed Friday so the affected spaces can be properly cleaned and dried.
 
The post states the school's custodial team will be preparing the building so students and staff can safely return on Monday, May 11, and that additional information will be posted as needed. 
 
All other schools will be open for regularly scheduled classes. 
 
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