NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Drury High School band members are currently selling Energy Star rated light bulbs, CFL's, and advanced power strips in conjunction with National Grid for a fraction of the cost of purchasing them in a store.
Band members will be visiting neighborhoods in the next few weeks taking orders. All products are Energy Star rated and are direct products of National Grid. All bulbs are for indoor use only and not for use in a dimmer or 3-way light.
For more information or to place an order call 413-281-0445 or 808-386-3686.
Products:
► 13 Watt CFL = 60 watt light bulb; average lifetime of nine years; $1 each (regularly sells for $5.99+)
► 19 Watt CLF 3-pack = 75 watt light bulb; average lifetime of nine years; $3 per pack of three (regularly sells for $6+)
► 14 Watt A-bulb is a covered CFL (looks more like a traditional light bulb) = 60 watt; average lifetime of seven years; $2 each (regularly sells for $5+)
► 15 Watt CFL Flood Light = 60 watt; average lifetime of nine years; $3 each (regularly sells for $5.50+)
► Advanced Power Strip; $15 each (regularlysells for $23+); seven outlets with one control, two outlets are always on, four automatically switch off at the end of use, six-foot power cord, surge protection, 1,225 joules, 48,000 amps, 130 volts
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McCann and Taconic Awarded CTI Grants
Staff Reports
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced $525,482 in Career Technical Initiative (CTI) implementation grants awarded to two organizations in the Berkshires to train 80 individuals for careers in high-demand occupations within the trades, construction, and manufacturing sectors in the region.
In North Adams, McCann Technical School was awarded $344,871 to provide training to 60 participants for Automotive Technician, Advanced Manufacturing, and Welding positions. They will partner with T&M Auto Sales Inc., Berkshire Bridge & Iron Co. Inc., Haddad GMC, Haddad Subaru, Bedard Brothers Auto Sales Inc., Lenco Armored Vehicles, TOG Manufacturing, Sinicon Plastics, Adams Plumbing & Heating Inc., and Gills Point S Tire.
"We are excited to be working with our MassHire team to continue to address our workforce needs and build talent pipelines and career pathways in Advanced Manufacturing, Welding and Automotive Technician," McCann Superintendent James Brosnan said. "This CTI award will provide hands-on training and support as we continue to expand our skilled talent pool for employers in the Berkshires."
In Pittsfield Taconic High School was awarded $180,610 to provide training to 20 participants for Metal Fabrication and Auto Technology positions. They will partner with O.W. Landergren Inc., Lenco Industries Inc., Bedard Brothers, Haddad's Auto Group, and RW's Auto Inc.
"Pittsfield Public Schools is incredibly grateful to the Healey-Driscoll Administration and Commonwealth Corporation for the CTI award to Taconic High School. This grant will have a significant and lasting impact on our community by providing skilled technicians to address critical shortages in Berkshire County," said Superintendent Joseph Curtis. "We are excited to partner with Lenco Industries, Haddads, Bedards, RW Auto, O.W. Landergren, Northeast Fabricators, and the MassHire Berkshire Career Center. These partnerships will serve as a catalyst for positive change, ensuring that our trainees are well-prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st-century workforce, while simultaneously strengthening our local economy."
The CTI grant program, a state-funded workforce initiative, partners with career and technical education schools to provide adult learners, especially unemployed and underemployed individuals from underserved populations and underrepresented groups, with career training and technical skills to meet the needs of Massachusetts employers. The program transforms career and technical education schools across the state to become "Career Technical Institutes" that run after dark programs in the construction/trades, manufacturing, and skilled trades career pathways.
"Addressing our workforce needs and building talent pipelines and career pathways in construction, trades and manufacturing sectors is a priority for this administration," said Governor Maura Healey. "CTI offers hands-on training that will support our jobseekers, workers and employers. We're proud to expand the CTI awards to these two schools in the Berkshires to strengthen our workforce and grow our economy throughout the state."
Jesse Saylor of TSKP Studio, the school project designer, said the conductivity of the soils were comparable or better than three recent school completed in Connecticut.
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