McCann Technical School Releases First Quarter Honor Roll

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NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — McCann Technical School released its honor roll for the first quarter of the 2013-2014 school year.
 
Grade 12 High Honors: Michael Banks, Benjamin Boisvert, Samantha Boni, Carly Christman, Barbara Clish, Brian Dougherty, Damon Grimes, Ethan Himes, Samantha Horn, Taylor Lafo, Andrea Leal, Jessica Lesure, Brittany Lillie, Audrey McDonald, Bethany O'Neil, Carrie Pierce, Justin Racine, Cole Reynolds, Courtney Rondeau, Justin Schneider, Jade Tanguay and Michael Zsofka.
 
Grade 11 High Honors: Celena Bolte, Daniel Burdick III, Mathew Christiana, Damon Couture, Sean Davis, Brodie DiGennaro, Brett Gibeau, Natalie Howe, Dana Jardine, Zoe Loughman, Joshua McAdoo and  Laura Netti.
 
Grade 10 High Honors: Emma Andrews, Charles Bohl III, Taylor Borey, Bradley Briggs, Matilda Brule, Elizabeth Clifford, Jake Crowley, Noah Curran, Samantha Daniels, Evan Delmolino, Nicholas DeRose, Kelly Dobbert, Samantha Dorwin, Danielle Felten, Rosemary Fortin, Dakota Hazell, Zachary Levesque, Nicholas Lincoln, Abbigail Luczynski, Matthew McKinney, Sarah Pansecchi, Tanner Parrino, Jordan Reinhardt, Adam Rodriguez, Nico Romano, Alexander Sutliff, Spenser Tanner, Madison Vadnais, Amanda Vallone, Hannah Woods and Lukas Yelle.
 
Grade 9 High Honors: Assian Ahizi Jr., Salvador Alcala, Heather Belisle, Jordan Budaj,
Ainsley Dean, Samuel Delmolino, Angela Denault, Mallory Field, William Galipeau, Katie Gigliotti, Madison Gigliotti, Connor Guyette, Kyla Kaczowski, William Kipp, Claire Klammer, 
Rosalyn Lincoln, Blaize Pandell, Matthew Pierce, Amanda Rancourt, Amelia Renaud, Corbin Richardson,
Ariana Senecal-Arnold, Ashley Valois and Alexander Wojcik. 
 
Grade 12 Honors: Lindsey Andersen, Allison Andrews, Makenna Arnold, Victoria Crawford, Dominick Demeo, Melia Denault, Crystal Dobert, Brittany Dorwin, Olivia Esoldi, Jeremy Ethier, Kelsey Gancarz, Sarah Gennette, Danielle Gibeau, Justin Kaczowski, Nicholas Kasala, Dalton Keating, Mitchell Langlois, Connor Little, Madilyn Luczynski, Kaylee McNeice, Samantha McVinney, Jamie Meehan, Charlie Russell, Dana Sargent, Courtney Serre, Nathan Steward and Emily Wilusz.
 
Grade 11 Honors: Kyle Affhauser, Allexia Andrews, Quincy Blondin, Daniel Charron, Nathan Cote, Nary Hang, Matthew Massari, Juan Ochoa, Sophia Oliveri, James Pierce, Morgan Prevey, Alycia Rando, Carl Swanson, Jessica Waitt and Felicia Whitney.
 
Grade 10 Honors: McKenna Burzimati, Dante Cellana, Nathan Charon, Tessa Christman, Maria Deblois, Lauren DeRose, McKayla DiGennaro, Samantha Dolle, Griffin Gageant, Arianna Hilchey, Jonathon Koch, Monique Martel, Ryan Meehan, Alexander Michalenko, Mackenzi Mitchell, Amber Newsome, Jordan Owensby, Brittani Tassone, Olivia Zaleski and Andrew Zboray.
 
Grade 9 Honors: Jerilyn Anderson, Richard Blevins, Nicholas Bohl, Brian Boudreau, Molly Bussiere, Evan Butler, Daniel Cook, Mollie Coury, Lorenzo Cristofolini, Alexis Foley, Makenzie Gardner, Allie Gibeau, Ivy Gifford-Blasi, Chastity Gigliotti, Sierra Hall, Lauren Holmes, Caleb Kendig, Nikki Kirk, Cody Knox, Nicholas Krzanik, Harley Lacy, Tyler Lampro, Alexx Langlois, Cristian Montoya, Jacob Oakes, Robert Pecor, Joshua Pettit, Mitchell Poirier, Elise Senecal, Dayna Shaw, Nathan St Pierre and Autumn Tynan. 
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Dalton Board & Police Facility Panel Emphasizes Need for Community Engagement

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — Several aspects surrounding the proposed police facility are unclear, but one thing is for certain: the need for community engagement and education. 
 
The Select Board and the Public Safety Advisory Committee attended the presentation. Although they did not fully agree on public engagement methodologies, they acknowledged the importance of public engagement and education in gaining community support and ensuring the project's smooth progression.
 
There will be another joint meeting in the next two weeks to a month, so the board can discuss next steps and ways to engage voters. 
 
Select Board member Dan Esko emphasized that when other towns have undertaken similar projects, they did a lot of community surveying and polling engagement. 
 
"I feel like that's what's missing here in Dalton right now, if we're going to focus on one thing as a priority, put that to the top is my advice, my thinking," he said. 
 
"There's other things too, certainly it's not exclusive to working on other items."
 
Don Davis, co-chair of the Public Safety Advisory Committee, demonstrated that the committee has recognized community engagement as a necessary strategy since the beginning of this process.
 
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