St. Stans First Quarter Honor Roll

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ADAMS, Mass. — St. Stanislaus Kostka School in Adams has announced its Honor Roll for the first marking period of the 2025-2026 academic year. 
 
A student merits High Honors for an average of 93 or higher. A student merits Honors for an average between 85 and 92.9.
 
The list is below:
 
High Honors (93+)
 
8th Grade: Owen Manning, Mason Mullen
 
7th Grade: Kenley McConnell, Addison Mendonca, Victoria Trzcinski
 
6th Grade: Maura Daly, Ryleigh Krutiak, Natalie Meaney, George Natama
 
Honors (85-92.9)
 
8th Grade: Haleigh Levesque
 
7th Grade: Addison Moore, Blake Vincent
 
6th Grade: Wyatt Dupee, Brynna Swistak
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Business Success, Storm Clouds Highlighted at 1Berkshire Annual Meeting

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff

Cheshire native JD Chesloff of the Massachusetts Business Roundtable delivers the keynote address on Thursday.
 
ADAMS, Mass. — One of the county's biggest employers and one of its newest small businesses were touted on Thursday at 1Berkshire's annual meeting at the Adams Theater.
 
The vice president of maritime and strategic systems strategy and business development at General Dynamics shared news of a major expansion at the Pittsfield plant.
 
"We plan to hire over 200 employees in Pittsfield over the next 12 to 14 months," Chris Montferret said. "Business is booming. And of those 200 employees, over 200 will be engineers."
 
Currently, General Dynamics employs more than 1,600 people in Pittsfield, up from a low of 500 in 1997, Montferret said, reminding the 1Berkshire membership of the importance of growth for an anchor like his firm.
 
"As you all know as employers, the multiplier of economic development when you bring a full-time employee in is amazing for the entire community," Montferret said.
 
1Berkshire is dedicated to advancing the local economy by advocating for and serving local businesses while helping attract visitors to the region.
 
The development organization's president and CEO used the annual meeting to talk about 1Berkshire's economic development team, which averages more than 100 consultations per year with local entrepreneurs — over 40 percent with businesses owned by women, members of minority groups or immigrants.
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