Adams Memorial Middle School Posts 1st Quarter Honor Roll

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ADAMS, Mass. — Adams Memorial Middle School has announced its honor roll for the first marking term of the 2008-09 school year.

Of the 339 students in Grades 6 though 8, 120 students, or 35 percent, earned high honors, while 38 students, or 11 percent, earned regular honors.

Students who earn an average of 90 or higher are awarded high honors, while those who maintain an average of 85 to 89.9 are awarded honors.

High Honors

Grade 8: Jacob Anderson-Hall, Daniel Baker, Justin Barnes, Danielle Beauchemin, Jasmine Bobbitt, Michelle Briggs, Julia Burdick, Olivia Bury, Daniel Butler, Nichole Dolle, Cory Gallup, Kenneth Girard, Breana Gladu, Mitchell Graves, Ian Grimaldi, Micayla Kolis, Tyler LaFrance, Annie Lewis, Courtney Lillie, Cassidy Matthew, Camden McGrath, Kathryn Murray, Tyler O'Neil, Austin Poulton, Chad Raimer, Victoria Rumbolt, Emily Tarjick, Reid Tetlow and Jessica Wojcik.

Grade 7: Megan Alarie, Kalyn Alibozek, Makenna Arnold, Kelsey Biagini, Kayla Bobbitt, Alyssa Bush, Brenna Bushey, Brittany Carlo, Tyler Carpenter, Chandler Chaput, Connor Chaput, Krystyna Cochrane, Maczenkie Fletcher, Jennifer Gale, Celine Gigliotti, Aaron Gwozdz, Courtney Hayer, Samantha Horn, Thomas Jayko, Alicia Johnson, Taylor Kline, Shaun Knapp, Andrea Leal, Ciara Lee, Jessica Lesure, Micayla Levesque, Brittany Lillie, Christopher Matthew, Alexis McKee, Emily McWhirt, Justin Nichols, Bethany O'Neil, Meghan Ostrobinski, Caryn Piacenti, Cole Reynolds, Megan Rodowicz, Alexandria Rousseau, Sean Ryan-Kut, Justin Schneider, Richard Sookey, Hannah Stansfield, Jade Tanguay, Emily Thurston, Caroline Tomkowicz, John Trimarchi, Renee Vittone, Sergei Vittone, Matthew Waltermire, Joshua Warner, Samantha Warner, McKenzie Will, Connor Wotkowicz, Weston Zarek and Krystal Zieba.


Grade 6: Zachary Albareda, Alyson Alibozek, Nicholas Bergeron, Kimberly Briggs, Matthew Burdick, Jonathan Butler, Travis Ciempa, Taylor Ciepiela, Damon Couture, Mitchell Dubuc, Alexis Dunn, Hannah Folino, Dylan Gigliotti, Corinne Gilman, London Green, Joseph Gwozdz, Morgan Hannaleck, Khalil Kareh, Katelyn Kline, Emilie Krzanik, Avril Levesque, Skiler Lillie, Olivia Melillo, Austin Milesi, Cammie Moran, Matthew Provost, Megan Richardson, McKenzie Robinson, Cali Romaniak, Alyssa Rylander, Nicole Sebastino, Shyla Sexton, Gabriella Shafer, Eric Sniezek, Keira Stern, Zachary Wright and Kendra Zieba.

Honors

Grade 8: Jacob Beckwith, Nathan Burdick, Emily Cahill, Ashley Ciepiela, Matthew Clairmont, Steven Clermont, Megan Cole, Kendra Cross, Jeffrey Crouch, Elizabeth Erdeski, Thomas Gamari, Blake Gaylord, Bret Grady, Walter Guillotte, Tyler Malloy, Matthes Moore, Shelly Poirot, Benjamin Richardson, Tanner Senecal and Thomas Therrien.

Grade 7: Matthew Boudreau, Christopher Cardimino, Dillon Carr, Ty Clark, Dominick Demeo, Colby Gage, Ian Hill, Kayla Racine and Sabrina Superneau-Gilman.

Grade 6: Sebastian Babue, Thailia Chee, Marissa Felter, Zachary Fletcher, Claudia Fortier, Kyle Knox, Derek Kogut, Scot Poette and Kathleen Serre.
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Cheshire Town Meeting Oks Budgets, Debates Potential Prop 2 1/2 Override

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff

Moderator Carol Francesconi, left, and Anne Marie Furey were presented flowers in memory of the Rev. William Furey, their brother and husband, respectively. The town report was dedicated to him. 
CHESHIRE, Mass. — Town meeting on Monday approved all 35 articles on the annual meeting warrant, including a total spending for fiscal 2027 of more than $8.5 million. 
 
Some 77 of the town's more than 2,500 registered voters filled the Cheshire Community House meeting room, debating on a number of articles during the meeting that lasted nearly three hours
 
The town dedicated its annual report to the Rev. William David Furey, longtime pastor of First Baptist Church and more recently Berkshire Union Chapel in Lanesborough. Furey died last year at age 77.
 
His wife, Anne Marie Furey, and his sister, Town Moderator Carol Francesconi, were presented with a bouquet of flowers in tribute to him. 
 
He was an exemplary member of the community who left a lasting impression in each and every life that he touched, said Town Clerk Whitney Flynn. 
 
Voters approved several warrant articles that make up an operating budget of $3,840,314 for fiscal 2027. Of this amount, $1,642,481 is allocated for the general government budget, which was approved after clarification of a few questions.
 
One item was the administrative assistant's salary. Prior to the annual meeting, the town eliminated the executive assistant salary of $54,309 in favor of a part-time administrative assistant salary of $27,155, to reduce costs considering the financial constraint the town is in. 
 
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