McCann Technical High School Announces Third Quarter Honor Roll

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — McCann Technical High School is proud to announce the Honor Roll for the third quarter of the 2024-2025 school year
 
Class of 2025
Achieving High Honors for the Year of Graduation 2025 are: Lillian Bean, Alexander Boyer, Hayden Digennaro, Logan Driscoll, Antonio Elias, Evan Fortini, Zachary Gelinas, Brodie Hayden, Evan Hilton, Tobey Hopkins, Grace Hunt, Griffen Lancia, Brockton Lasher, Nathan Luczynski, Samuel Mcgrath, Paige Meyette, Meghan Mongeon, Camryn Moran, Nora Moser, Kevin Poette, Emily Raschdorf, Sophie Reid, Liam Roberts, Lukas Rylander, Brady Sagendorph, John Stack, Ava Stefanik, Evan Tatro, Joshua Touponce, Dylan Turner, and Sadie Walden.
 
Additionally, the following students have earned Honors for the Year of Graduation 2025: Dylan Bedard, Tristan Cormier, Ethan Denette, Jack Dolan, Zoe Dupee, Sofia Francesconi, Shaun Gazaille-Adams, Karlie Gregoire-Thomas, Bryanna Hallock, Trinity Houle, Makenna Lancia, Cole Maxwell, Noah McGrath, Devin Mcguire, Ryan Puntin, Brooke Reynolds, Brody Rhinemiller, Jaivin Rivera, and Eric Rougeau.
 
Class of 2026
Achieving High Honors for the Year of Graduation 2026 are: Abigail Anderson, Arthur Bentley, Alisandra Bills, Brady Bolte, Mackenzie Boyce, Zackary Bradbury, Jeffrey Burgess, Aiden Champney, Malia Coons, Mya Demers, Jaydon Dimitropolis, Gabrielle Driscoll, Aidan Ford, Hayley Foucher, Ella Gaffey, Emma Gregory, Ehryn Hall, Ryleigh Holland, Zachary Howland, Kylee Hubby, Gianna Jacobbe, Leyla Kincaid, Nicholas King, Kamilia Kondel, Nora Kondel, Ava Kratz, Tyne Laroche, Shaylee Lawson, Landon Leclair, Rhea Lincoln, Abbey Little, Jordyn Lloyd, Aimee McPherson, Addisyn Meczywor, Jonathan Miller, Mackenzie Miranda-Ruiz, Sage Moran, Marley O'Neill, Riona Parkman, Boden Peck, Paige Perry, Liam Poirot, Derek Pratt, Ryleigh Rathbun, Mason Rondeau, Kyle Rougeau, Rider Senecal, Amari Smith, Jayden Smith, Natalie Tatro, Elizabeth Therrien, Jackson Tower, Aidan Tremblay, Justin Wesolowski, Maggie Wohrle, and Taylor Ziemba.
 
Earning Honors for the Year of Graduation 2026 are: Faith Brazeau, Landen Brodeur, Kolton Buck, Rocco Cellana, Tanner Davignon, Skyler Ellsworth, Noah Kanelos, Emma LaCasse, Emerson Lane, Jaxin Lemaire, Ryan McCarthy, Marley Miner, Grace Perreault, Hunter Robert, Bryce Robison, and Ayden Williams.
 
Class of 2027
Achieving High Honors for the Year of Graduation 2027 are: Hayli Bacon, Riley Guiden, Cecilia Kincaid, Danielle King, Mark Kruzel, Raine Landrie, Mackenzie Lemanski, Isaac Lovell, Kayla Mauroyenis, Addison Pause, Madelyn Sigsbury, Brandon Sinopoli, Jillian Smith, Brody Stratton, and Monica Tanguay.
 
Earning Honors for the Year of Graduation 2027 are: Abigail Bonneville, Curtis Boulger, Emma Clay, Jayden Dean, Shauna Goldie, Benjamin Harris, Kale Kondel, Landon Nowak, Dharmik Patel, Honour Peck, Hope Pierce, Jaxson Pilot, Trevor Poette, Carly Tatro, Benjamin Therrien, Vincent VanDeusen, and Jeremy Zepka.
 
Class of 2028
Achieving High Honors for the Year of Graduation 2028 are: Samuel Chase, Quentin Durand, Lucas Elder, Elliott Flynn, Zoe Kratz, Claire Mcgrath, Abigail Meaney, Hayden Poirot, Aliza Rozon, Daniel Solari, Anthony Trzcinski, and Brayden Villnave.
 
Earning Honors for the Year of Graduation 2028 are: Emily Alvarado, Hannah Bean, Ean Carpenter, Colbie Crouse, Jacob Gardner, Lily Genton, Zachary King, Kaylah Lane, Lucas Lapointe, Damian Leblanc, Azlyn Lemaire, Alivia Ostrowski, Dominic Pearson, Madison Rougeau, Samuel Ryan, Cameron Stokes, Brayden Wiencek, and Ethan Zappula.

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Barrett Holds off Fitch in State House Race

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff

Candidate Andrew Fitch thanks his supporters for their work on the campaign and promised 'we're going to get him next time.'
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — State Rep. John Barrett III showed Tuesday that it is still his time to serve.
 
In an election night cliffhanger that had supporters of each candidate anxiously checking their cell phone screens two hours after the polls closed, Barrett defeated challenger Andrew Fitch in the First Berkshire Democratic primary for the State House of Representatives.
 
With one town, Peru, missing from the vote total, Fitch called Barrett to concede the race at about 10 p.m. with Barrett holding a 3,597-3,476 lead, a margin of 121 votes.
 
With no Republican on the ballot, Tuesday's winner will be unopposed in the November general election.
 
After receiving well wishes from his supporters at the GOAT Sports Bar and Grill, Barrett talked about his win and shared part of his motivation for seeking another two years in the post he has held since 2017.
 
"When [Fitch] called me up and said that he was going to be running against me and said, 'I want to announce I'm going to run in two weeks,' and then he says, 'This is my time and your time to retire,'" Barrett said. "Well, that's when I decided I was going to run."
 
On Tuesday, Barrett congratulated Fitch, a North Adams city councilor, on a well-run campaign after accepting his concession.
 
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