McCann Fourth Quarter Honor Roll

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — McCann Technical School fourth quarter honor roll.
 
Year of graduation 2025 High Honors
Bean, Lillian
Boyer, Alexander
Dean, Christian
Digennaro, Hayden
Driscoll, Logan
Fortini, Evan
Francesconi, Sofia
Hallock, Bryanna
Hilton, Evan
Hopkins, Tobey
Houle, Trinity
Hunt, Grace
Lancia, Griffen
Melito, Jadyn
Meyette, Paige
Mongeon, Meghan
Moran, Camryn
Poette, Kevin
Puntin, Ryan
Reid, Sophie
Rylander, Lukas
Stack, John
Stefanik, Ava
Tatro, Evan
Turner, Dylan
Wood, Haley
 
Year of graduation 2025 Honors
Dozier, Aleathia
Dzbenski, Dillon
Elias, Antonio
Gazaille-Adams, Shaun
Klein, Connor
Luczynski, Nathan
Mcguire, Devin
Odell, Nicholas
Reynolds, Brooke
Rhinemiller, Brody
Rivera, Jaivin
Roberts, Liam
Touponce, Joshua
 
Year of Graduation 2026 High Honors 
Anderson, Abigail
Bentley, Arthur
Bills, Alisandra
Bolte, Brady
Boyce, Mackenzie
Bradbury, Zackary
Buck, Kolton
Burgess, Jeffrey
Champney, Aiden
Demers, Mya
Dimitropolis, Jaydon
Driscoll, Gabrielle
Ellsworth, Skyler
Ford, Aidan
Foucher, Hayley
Holland, Ryleigh
Howland, Zachary
Hubby, Kylee
Jacobbe, Gianna
Kincaid, Leyla
Kratz, Ava
Laroche, Tyne
Leclair, Landon
Lemaire, Jaxin
Lincoln, Rhea
Lloyd, Jordyn
McPherson, Aimee
Meaney, Andrew
Miranda-Ruiz, Mackenzie
O'Neill, Marley
Parkman, Riona
Peck, Boden
Perry, Paige
Poirot, Liam
Pratt, Derek
Rathbun, Ryleigh
Rougeau, Kyle
Smith, Amari
Therrien, Elizabeth
Wesolowski, Justin
Ziemba, Taylor
 
Year of Graduation 2026 Honors 
Belsky, Brett
Booth, Nolan
Brazeau, Tavian
Coons, Malia
Davignon, Tanner
Dubreuil, Tyler
Gaffey, Ella
Hall, Ehryn
Hnatonko, Landon
King, Nicholas
Kondel, Kamilia
Kondel, Nora
LaCasse, Emma
Lane, Emerson
Lawson, Shaylee
Little, Abbey
Meczywor, Addisyn
Miller, Jonathan
Moran, Sage
Perreault, Grace
Rash, Jacob
Robert, Hunter
Rondeau, Mason
Senecal, Rider
Smith, Jayden
Tower, Jackson
Wohrle, Maggie
 
Year of Graduation 2027 High Honors
Bonneville, Abigail
Clay, Emma
Guiden, Riley
Kincaid, Cecilia
King, Danielle
Kruzel, Mark
Landrie, Raine
Lemanski, Mackenzie
Mauroyenis, Kayla
Peck, Honour
Sigsbury, Madelyn
Sinopoli, Brandon
Stratton, Brody
VanDeusen, Vincent
 
Year of Graduation 2027 Honors
Dean, Jayden
Decker, Aidan
Goldie, Shauna
Gordon, Micah
Harris, Benjamin
Huffstater, Lucas
Kondel, Kale
Lovell, Isaac
Macpherson, Anna
Nowak, Landon
Pause, Addison
Pierce, Hope
Rondeau, Reginald
Smith, Jillian
Tatro, Carly
Therrien, Benjamin
Wheeler, Jeremiah
 
Year of Graduation 2028 High Honors
Chase, Samuel
Durand, Quentin
Elder, Lucas
Flynn, Elliott
Kratz, Zoe
Mcgrath, Claire
Ostrowski, Alivia
Poirot, Hayden
Rozon, Aliza
Solari, Daniel
Trzcinski, Anthony
Villnave, Brayden
 
Year of Graduation 2028 Honors
Alvarado, Emily
Bean, Hannah
Boucher, Elliana
Carpenter, Ean
Catlin, Evelynn
Christian, Joseph
Crouse, Colbie
Genton, Lily
King, Zachary
Kraus-Bayly, Gabriel
Lane, Kaylah
Lapointe, Lucas
Lindner, Rylee
Lovell, Solana
Mckeon, Taylor
Meaney, Abigail
Ryan, Samuel
Stokes, Cameron
 

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Weekend Outlook: Jazzy Days

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff

Check out the events happening this weekend in the county including spring cleaning, jazz, and more.

Editor's Pick

Pittsfield City Jazz Festival
Celebrate jazz this week in Pittsfield with events and concerts. It starts with a Jazz Jam at 7 p.m. on Friday at Hot Plate Brewing and then follows on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. with rising artist Georgia Heers at Mr. Finn's Caberet (Barrington Stage.)

More information here.

Friday

Free Zumba Class with Jos
740 Williams St., Pittsfield
Time: 6 to 7 p.m.

Get a workout at this free Zumba class at On Pointe Barre & Fitness Studio.

More information here.

Common Craft Night
165 East Main St., North Adams
Time: 6 to 8 p.m.

Bring a craft you have been working on and join others to socialize.

More information here.

Michael Daves & Jacob Jolliff
Adams Theater
Time: 7:30 p.m.
 
Fresh off their appearance at FreshGrass Festival 2025, Michael Daves (guitar, vocals) and Jacob Jolliff (mandolin, vocals) celebrate their new album "We Like Jim & Jesse!" in which they honor bluegrass pioneers
 
The theater is located at 27 Park St., Adams. 
 
Tickets and more information here

Downtown Pittsfield Spring Cleanup
413 North St., Pittsfield
Time: noon to 4 p.m.

Downtown Pittsfield Inc. hosts its annual downtown spring cleanup. This year, more than 150 volunteers representing over a dozen local businesses and organizations will take to the streets for this competitive annual event.

More information here.

Saturday

'From Sea to Shining Sea': a Concert for America at 250
First United Methodist Church, Pittsfield
Time: 3 p.m.

The Eagles Community Band is hosting its annual "From Seas to Shining Sea" concert to celebrate America's 250th anniversary.

More information here.

Under the Night Sky at Mount Greylock
Mount Greylock Visitor Center, Lanesborough
Time: 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Stargaze with Kevin Collins and his planetarium projector. You will learn about stars and much more astronomy, physics, and mythology.

More information here.

Berkshire Book Con
Berkshire Athenaeum, Pittsfield
Time: 12:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Celebrate reading and writing with contests, a community read with a local author, an adult book fair, and trivia night. With participating partners Hot Plate Brewing Co and Indie Readery Records.

More information here.

Pittsfield Community Pantry Rock & Bowl
Masonic Lodge, 116 South St. Pittsfield
Time: 5 to 8 p.m.

The Pittsfield Community Pantry is hosting an "Empty Bowls" fundraising event. Join in and pick out a handcrafted bowl made by a local artist. Also enjoy soup, bread, desserts, and more while dancing.

More information here.

Memory Lane Doo Wop Show
Nessacus Regional Middle School, Dalton
Time: 1 to 4 p.m.

This show will take you back to the 1950s and '60s. Ticket sales will benefit the Boys & Girls Club's Camp Russell.

More information here.

'Williamstown: The First Billion Years'
Williamstown Historical Museum
Time: 11 a.m.
 
Mark Brandriss, retired professor of geology at Smith College, reveals the story of how Williamstown's topography was shaped through the rocks and landscape. 
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