Adams Community Bank Hires New AVP For Commercial Lending

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ADAMS, Mass. — Adams Community Bank (ACB) announced the addition of Christopher Glynn as Assistant Vice President, Business Banking Officer.
 
In this role, Glynn will focus on business development, managing a portfolio of business relationships, and supporting local businesses through customized lending and deposit solutions. 
 
His responsibilities include new business loan origination, portfolio management, and fostering strong community partnerships.
 
"I am pleased to welcome Glynn to Adams Community Bank," said Tracy McConnell, Senior Vice President of Commercial Lending. "He brings a wealth of experience in business credit analysis, is highly relationship-focused, and is dedicated to meeting the needs of our business banking customers. Glynn will be a valuable asset to our Business Banking team."
 
Glynn received his B.A. from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and currently serves as Board Treasurer for the North Adams SteepleCats.
 
ACB President and CEO Julie Fallon Hughes added, "Chris's expertise and commitment to building strong partnerships align perfectly with our mission to deliver personalized, community-driven financial services."
 
Based at ACB's Lee Branch, Glynn is dedicated to helping South County businesses thrive and succeed. He can be reached by phone (413) 749-1141 or (857) 413-7669, or by emailing cglynn@adamscommunity.com.
 
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Lee Library Hosts 'Jacob's Pillow in Lee, Mass.' Exhibit

LEE, Mass. — A new public history exhibit, "Jacob's Pillow in Lee, Mass.," will open Monday, June 1, in the Scolforo Gallery at the Lee Library.
 
The exhibit traces the long and often overlooked relationship between the internationally renowned dance hub in Becket and the neighboring town of Lee from the early 1930s to today.
 
Researched and curated by Lee resident Joshua D. Bloom, a member of the Lee Historical Society and a former academic researcher, the exhibit will be on display through June 30. It will be open to the public during the library's regular hours when the gallery is not hosting other programming.
 
The exhibit tells the story of relationships between  Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival and the town as they developed alongside one another through business, civic engagement, and personal connections.
 
Pamela Tatge, executive and artistic director of Jacob's Pillow, praised the project for highlighting the Pillow's community roots.
 
"This exhibit shines a light on the longstanding connections between Jacob's Pillow and the town of Lee," Tatge said. "The Pillow's history is deeply intertwined with the people and communities that have supported it for generations."
 
Several public programs will accompany the exhibit throughout June:
  • Tuesday, June 2, 4-5:45 p.m.: Opening reception with Pamela Tatge at the Lee Library
  • Saturday, June 6, 12:30-1:30 p.m.: Family Dance Party with dance educator Sarah Daunt (sponsored by the Lee Youth Commission)
  • Thursday, June 11, 11-noon: History of Lee seniors dancing at Jacob's Pillow (sponsored by the Lee Council on Aging, at 21 Crossway St.)
  • 4:30-5:45 p.m.: "Secret" gay history of Jacob's Pillow with historian Norton Owen (sponsored by Lee Pride, a project of Berkshire Pride, and Berkshire Stonewall Community Coalition)
  • Saturday, June 13, 12:30-2 p.m.: "Secret" LGBTQ-plus history of Lee walking tour led by Bloom (beginning and ending at Park Square during Lee Pride; tour sponsored by Lee Pride, a project of Berkshire Pride, and Berkshire Stonewall Community Coalition)
  • Monday, June 22, 4:30–5:45 p.m. — History of the Cantarella School of Dance in Lee with Madeline Cantarella Culpo and her Lee dancers (sponsored by the Lee Historical Society)
  • Monday, June 29, 4:30–5:45 p.m.: Closing reception on marketing, tourism, and business relations between Jacob's Pillow and the Town of Lee (sponsored by the Lee Chamber of Commerce)
This exhibit is made possible, in part, through a grant from the Lee Cultural Council, a local agency funded by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
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