Lenox Memorial Scholarships & Awards 2013

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LENOX, Mass. — The following awards and scholarships were presented on Wednesday, June 5, to the class of 2013 at Lenox Memorial High School. 
 
Valedictorian: Elizabeth Prescott and Katharine Prescott
Salutatorian: Hayden Zinchuk
Summa Cum Laude Awards: Jacqueline Ansel, Kelly Babich, Emily Baisley, Lauren Bartini, Scott Carpenter, Rachel Cogswell, Patrick Conlon, Jennifer Delasco, Jane Fitzgerald, Liam Gennari, Harrison Gregg, Anjelica Jarrett, Amy Kane, Christopher Meczywor, Jordon Newton, Andie Nugent Alyssa O'Brien, Alexander Pratt, Elizabeth Prescott, Katharine Prescott, Aidan Russell, Seamus Ryan, Jeel Shah, Hanna Stringer, Noah Tebben, Andrew Vickery, Sarah Warren, Andrew Woodger and Hayden Zinchuk
Allen R. & Lois H. Sykes Scholarship: Jaclyn Gigliotti
Austen Riggs/Erikson Institute Scholarship: Elizabeth Prescott
Berkshire Bank Foundation Scholarship: Aidan Russell
Berkshire County Youth Soccer League Scholarship: Jennifer Delasco
Coach Joseph Michaelski Award: Rachel Cogswell and Hayden Zinchuk
Custodian's Appreciation Scholarships: Jaclyn Gigliotti, Ryan Hurley, William Nutbrown and Christina Sample
Dennis & Annemarie Duffin Arts Scholarships: Andrew Woodger
Eugene J. Mackey Jr. Book Awards: Anjelica Jarrett and Giavana LoGiudice
Evening Star Lodge of Masons Scholarship: Thomas Duffin
Gail Gernat Assistant Principal's Scholarship: Hayden Zinchuk
Girls Inc. of the Berkshires Award, the Zonta Club of Berkshire County Scholarship: Jennifer Delasco
Greylock Federal Credit Union Scholarship: Amy Kane
Hillcrest Educational Scholarship: Emely Diaz
The Honorable Judge James P. Dohoney Scholarships: Collin Abderhalden, Lauren Bartini and Rachel Cogswell
James Hurley Scholarships: Collin Abderhalden and Amy Kane
Jeanette B. Nielsen Memorial Scholarship: Jeel Shah
Jeffrey S. Berkel Memorial Award: Logan Finn
John D. Barrett Memorial Scholarship: Robert Navarinao
Judy Peters Memorial Scholarship: Alyssa O'Brien
Lenox Ambulance Squad Scholarship: Emely Diaz
Lenox Community Center Jane P. Layton Leader's Club Scholarships: Seamus Ryan and Ryan Schwendenmann
Lenox Education Association Scholarship: Liam Gennari and Alyssa O'Brien
Lenox Fire Company Oscar Hutchinson Memorial Scholarships: Amy Kane and Hayden Zinchuk
Lenox General Fund Scholarships: Collin Abderhalden, Emily Baisley, Jennifer Delasco, Emely Diaz, Thomas Duffin, Bradley Duval, Liam Gennari, Jaclyn Gigliotti, Amy Kane, Luke Martino, Robert Navarino, Andie Nugent, William Nutbrown, Alyssa O'Brien, Garren O'Connor, Elizabeth Prescott, Katharine Prescott, Matthew Quetti, Seamus Ryan, Hanna Stringer, Tristan Vaber, Bailey vanLingen, Andrew Woodger and Hayden Zinchuk
PostGraduates Lenox Scholarships: Kevin Carpenter, Katherine Navarino, Julia Pringle-Wallace, Elizabeth Wilkerson and Cameron Zinchuk
Lenox Memorial Baseball Booster Club: Thomas Duffin and Austin Salnitis
Lenox Memorial Basketball Booster Club: Jennifer Delasco, Thomas Duffin, Jaclyn Gigliotti, Elizabeth Prescott, Katharine Prescott, Robert Tharion, Jared Tuttle, Andrew Vickery and Hayden Zinchuk
Lenox Memorial Cross Country Running Booster Club Scholarships: Lauren Bartini, Scott Carpenter, Robert Navarino, Kristina Pixley and Andrew Woodger
Lenox Memorial Nordic Ski Team Booster Club Scholarships: Andrew Woodger
Lenox Memorial Soccer Booster Club Scholarships: Abdul Al Henaidi, Alexander Bennett, Jennifer Delasco, Emely Diaz, Jane Fitzgerald, Liam Gennari, Luke Martino, Garren O'Connor, Alexander  Pratt, Elizabeth Prescott, Katharine Prescott, Seamus Ryan, Andrew Vickery and Hayden Zinchuk
LMMHS Wellness Scholarships: Alexa Bowden, Emely Diaz and Kristina Pixley
Lenox Police Association: Al Gardino Award: Jeffrey Kane; Anthony J. Salvatore Sr. Award: Kelly Babich; David Lane Scholarship: Alyssa O'Brien; Donald Maguire Award: Lauren Bartini; Donald Mann Award: Bradley Duval; James Sorrentino Award: Amy Kane: John "Bert" O'Brien Award: Jaclyn Gigliotti; Mary Martha Sorrentino Award: Hanna Stringer
Lenox Youth Basketball Scholarships: Jaclyn Gigliotti and Andrew Vickery
Mabel Cornman/Esther Cornman Samuels Memorial Scholarship: Collin Abderhalden
Martin Abderhalden Scholarship: Collin Abderhalden
PaPa John's Scholarships: Collin Abderhalden and Jacqueline Ansel
Pittsfield Cooperative Bank Scholarships: Cameron Arace, Cassandra Byrnes, Marin Delic, Jordon Newton and Nichols Reynolds
Robert S. Tillotson and Marion Ferguson Tillotson Scholarship: Cameron Besse, Joshua Hazen and Noah Tebben
St. Ann's Parish Scholarships: Collin Abderhalden, Patrick Conlon, Jennifer Delasco, Liam Gennari, Jaclyn Gigliotti, Garren O'Connor, Elizabeth Prescott, Katharine Prescott and Matthew Quetti
St. Vincent de Paul Scholarship: Hannah Stringer
Town of Richmond, Harold Kingsley Scholarship: Emily Baisley
Volunteer Fire Department/Malnati Family Scholarship: Anjelica Jarrett
Tri Town Rotary Scholarship: Amy Kane
Town of Washington, Emma Bailey Scholarship: Evan Yates
VFW Post 12079 Award: Jaclyn Gigliotti

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Berkshire Aggie Launches Market Match Drive

By Breanna SteeleiBerkshires Staff
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Berkshire Agriculture Ventures has started its 2025 Market Match campaign to aid federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program users.
 
"It's a program that's sole existence is to support SNAP matching programs in our area farmers markets," communications and development manager Audrey Hackett said.
 
This financial assistance plays a role in bolstering food equity and ensuring that all community members have access to fresh, local, and nutrient-dense food.
 
Through the economic development and food access program, funding is provided to farmers markets to enhance the effectiveness of SNAP benefits throughout the Berkshire-Taconic region. The grants enable a $1-for-$1 SNAP match program, doubling the purchasing power of SNAP at participating farmers markets.
 
"When people who are SNAP users go to farmers markets they have a certain amount that they can spend on fresh local food. The national program called Market Match doubles that amount which is wonderful," Hackett said. "So if you go to the market with $30, now you, through your SNAP benefits, have $60 to spend and you can probably access more expensive products like dairy, meat, and cheese."
 
BAV launched the Market Match fund in 2022 to support and grow SNAP benefits and raise money year round. The donation drive started in April and this year's goal is $30,000.
 
This year is more important than ever because of federal cuts made to local programs and farmers.
 
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