Bianchi-Barbarotta Foundation Raises Over $40K at Golf Tournament

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Bianchi-Barbarotta Foundation announced that the 28th Annual Golf Tournament, held at the Wyndhurst Golf Club, raised over $40,000. 
 
Each year, the foundation awards $5,000 in scholarships to local student-athletes pursuing higher education. This support helps them achieve their academic and athletic goals at colleges and universities. Moreover, the foundation recognizes outstanding community service by awarding $2,500 annually to a "Volunteer of the Year." This award is designated for use at a non-profit organization chosen by the recipient, fostering a spirit of giving and community support.
 
"We are incredibly grateful to all the participants, sponsors, and volunteers who made this year's golf tournament such a success," said John Barbarotta, president of the Bianchi-Barbarotta Foundation. "Our community's continued support enables us to enhance the lives of local youth and promote volunteerism, reflecting the foundation's enduring commitment to making a positive
impact."
 
2024 Award Recipients:
 
Bianchi-Barbotta Scholarship Award Winners
? Rylan Padleford - Wahconah
? Genevieve Collins - Lenox High School
 
Al Bianchi Memorial Scholarship Winner
? Kaden Tatro - Hoosac Valley
 
The Bianchi-Barbarotta Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting youth sports, educational scholarships, and community volunteerism in Berkshire County. For over four decades, the foundation has made significant contributions to the local community, promoting health, education, and community service.
 
According to press release, the Bianchi-Barbarotta Foundation has been a cornerstone of the Berkshire County community. Recent accomplishments include the construction of scoreboards at both the Berkshire Community College (BCC) turf field and the Pittsfield YMCA. In addition, the foundation sponsors numerous youth sports teams and leagues, such as the Pittsfield Bulldogs, South Little League, North Adams Youth Football, Baseball and Softball.
 

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Pittsfield Road Cut Moratorium

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The city's annual city road cut moratorium will be in effect from Nov. 29, 2024 to March 15, 2025. 
 
The road cut moratorium is implemented annually, as a precautionary measure, to ensure roads are kept clear of construction work during snow events and to limit the cuts in roads that are filled with temporary patches while material is unavailable.
 
During this period, steel plates are not to be used to cover open excavations in roads. Also, the Department of Public Services and Utilities will not be issuing the following permits:
 
• General Permit
• Sewer Public Utility Connection Permit
• Stormwater Public Utility Connection Permit
• Water Public Utility Connection Permit
• Trench Permit
 
Limited exceptions will be made for emergency work that is determined to be an immediate threat to the health or safety of a property or its occupants.
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