Greylock Federal Promotes Assistant Vice President, Business Banking Officer

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union announced the promotion of Chris Barry to Assistant Vice President, Business Banking Officer.
 
"Chris has been a valued and trusted part of our team for more than 18 years now," said Vice President & Manager of Business Banking Michael Barbieri. "He has always been incredibly focused on taking care of our business members and we are thrilled to have him in this new role, where I'm confident he will help our team to continue to improve the great service we provide to our business members."
 
In his role, Barry will service existing and new business members, work on business development, originate commercial loans, and help to create and manage new products, services and classes to serve the community.
 
Barry began his career with Greylock as a commercial credit analyst in 2006.
 
"I'm very excited about my new role," Barry said. "I get to work with some amazing business members and a great team here at Greylock. I just love helping businesses to succeed and grow."
 
Barry lives in Lee with his wife Christine and has two daughters, Paige and Quinn.

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Dalton Town Meeting May 6 Preview

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — Voters at the annual town meeting on Monday, May 6, will decide 22 articles, including articles on sidewalks and the authorization of a number of spending articles, including an approximate $22 million budget. 
 
The meeting will take place at 7 p.m. at Wahconah Regional High School. Town meeting documents can be found here.
 
A little more than a dozen voters attended the nearly two-hour town meeting information session on Monday. 
 
"That budget is going up about 8 percent from what it was last year. Sounds like a lot, it is a lot, the majority of that is coming from increases in insurance, and schools, and other things the town does not have direct control over," Town Manager Thomas Hutcheson said.
 
"So, the actual town increase is a little under 4 percent. Everything else we're at the mercy of outside forces."
 
Of the $22 million budget, $10,537,044 is the assessment for the Central Berkshire Regional School District and about $10 million is the town operating budget.
 
"Last year, that part of the budget went up 10 percent. So, we're going in the right direction. It's not as low as we'd necessarily like to see, but I think both the Select Board and the Finance Committee did a great job this year of trimming away where they could," Hutcheson said. 
 
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