Jack Miller Hires Office Manager, Project Manager, Carpenter Positions

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Jack Miller Contractors (JMC) has hired several new members: Billy Rogers as project manager, Alyssa Teeple as office manager and bookkeeper, and Scott Snyder as carpenter. 
 
Also hired over this past year is Jacob Charbonneau, apprentice carpenter.
 
Jack Miller Contractors currently employs 20 professionals in the community. 
 
As project manager, Billy Rogers offers 20-plus years of construction and contracting experience on large-scale projects delivering value to customers with high-quality services. Versed in supervising all phases of construction, schedule management and workflow planning, Rogers worked with BBL Construction Services based in Albany, N.Y., for eight years before joining the JMC team. He is a graduate of Hudson Valley Community College with an Associate's Degree in applied science in construction technology. 
 
Alyssa Teeple has worked in office management, bookkeeping, customer support and accounts receivable since 2013. As bookkeeper and office manager at JMC she works directly with the administrative team to manage all aspects of the business including managing accounting, payroll, accounts payable, reconciliation and reports. Teeple grew up in Williamstown and recently returned to the area after a ten-year hiatus.
 
Scott Snyder is a carpenter with more than 20 years' experience in residential construction and remodeling with knowledge of the construction process and finish carpentry. Snyder comes to JMC most recently from Carlano Construction in Boston where he worked for 12 years. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in business management from St. Michael's College.
 
Jacob Charbonneau is an apprentice carpenter at JMC who graduated from McCann Technical School with a focus on carpentry. He has experience in framing, roofing, drywall, siding and deck installation and he is OSHA Certified. Charbonneau lives in Williamstown. 
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Williamstown Fire District Inks 3-Year Deal with New Chief

By Stephen DravisiBerkshires Staff

Jeffrey Dias of the Onset Fire Department has signed a contract to become Williamstown's fire chief. 
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The town's next fire chief says he was "ecstatic" when he heard that he would be offered the post.
 
On Tuesday afternoon, the Prudential Committee ratified a contract to make Jeffrey Dias the successor to Chief Craig Pedercini, who retired from the post on Monday.
 
"It's very sad to leave someplace you've been the better part of three decades," said Dias, currently the deputy chief and a long-time firefighter in the South Shore community of Onset. "But I'm very excited. A lot of big things are going to happen in the future."
 
The five-member Prudential Committee, which oversees the district, selected Dias on March 12 from among three candidates it interviewed earlier in the month.
 
Last week, the committee held an executive session — a rarity for the body — to discuss the negotiation of the contract. And on Tuesday, at a special meeting, the board voted to approve the deal.
 
Dias agreed to a three-year deal with a $125,000 base salary and 3 percent cost-of-living adjustments in years two and three.
 
"We are very excited to have Chief Dias lead the department forward as we look forward to the completion of our new station and the future of the Williamstown Fire Department," Prudential Committee Chair David Moresi said on Thursday.
 
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