MOLARI Welcomes HealthCare Coordinator, Congratulates Promoted Supervisor

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — MOLARI HealthCare Services announced the addition of Ariana Lysonski-Phillips as a HealthCare Coordinator. 
 
Additionally, they announced the promotion of Isabella French to the position of HealthCare Supervisor.
 
In Ariana Lysonski-Phillips role as HealthCare Coordinator, she will facilitate connections between caregivers and clients, to better serve the home healthcare needs of the Berkshire County community.
 
Isabella French has been promoted to the position of HealthCare Supervisor. In her new role, she will work closely with MOLARI's caregivers and clients in Central Berkshire County, ensuring that each client receives personalized care tailored to their unique needs. 
 
"We are delighted to welcome Ariana Lysonski-Phillips to our team and congratulate Isabella French on her well-deserved promotion," said Lee Rudin, Director of HealthCare of MOLARI Employment and HealthCare Services. "Their combined expertise and dedication to providing exceptional care will undoubtedly strengthen our ability to serve our community and make a positive impact on the lives of those we serve."
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Dalton Select Board Continues Eversource Public Hearing

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — A public hearing on special permit for Eversource to upgrade the utility's infrastructure was continued last week for a third time because of concerns expressed by residents of Barton Hill Road.
 
The public hearing was opened on March 11 under the agenda item "Pole Relocation Request" but was continued because a representative from Eversouce was not present to answer questions from residents. 
 
During the April 8 Select Board meeting, the hearing was reopened, during which it was clarified that the initial paperwork stating that the hearing was for poles to be installed was incorrect.
 
The electric company had actually submitted an application for a special permit to install underground conduits and cables in front of 126 and 170 Barton Hill Road. 
 
Barton Hill residents were worried about the location of the underground splice pits and questioned the impact the excavation would have on their properties.  
 
Eversource line worker apprentice Brandon Owen clarified at the April meeting that the utility will carve out a silo in front of each of the properties along the road edge on the town taking land.
 
The work would not cut the sidewalks or road, Owen said. The contractors will be using Digsafe "and trench as best they can within town taking to install a more reliable upgraded infrastructure" of the street. 
 
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