BMS Announces Talent and Merit Scholarship Recipients

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Music School is pleased to announce the 2024-2025 Talent and Merit Scholarship recipients.
 
Students who are accepted into the Talent & Merit Scholarship Program benefit from up to 100 percent tuition assistance. This year, BMS awarded almost $17,000 in Talent and Merit Scholarships, and continues to take Need-Based Financial Aid Scholarship applications on a rolling basis. 
 
The BMS Scholarship Program, which includes the Talent & Merit Scholarships and the rolling Need-Based Financial Aid Scholarships, remains integral to its mission of allowing students to learn and grow in the Berkshire County region without financial constraints.
 
 
The 2024 – 2025 Talent & Merit Scholarship Recipients: 
 
Tracy R. Wilson Scholarship – Alyviana Manion, piano 
 
Helen and Milton Fink Memorial Scholarship - Artois Sancho, piano 
 
Gia Cox Caird Scholarship - Zoe-Ruth Brizen, piano 
 
England/Scott Family Fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation - Nina Rather, violin 
 
Sara Alberti-Jencks Scholarship - James Ryan & Sai Meesala, voice 
 
Paul Houston Memorial Scholarship - Shira Weiner, guitar 
 
Daniel Pearl Scholarship - Destiny Tetlow, flute 
 
The Chopin Scholarship - Madeline Davis, piano 
 
The Paderweski Scholarship - Anderson Durfee, piano 
 
 
Honorable Mentions: 
 
Rose Garrison, cello 
 
Bernardo Martinez, saxophone 
 
Sagun Meesala, flute 
 
Calliope Bednarski, piano 
 
Clementine Delsignore, electric bass  
 
Matias Chimarro, charango 

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Pittsfield Firefighters Battle Early Morning Blaze in Extreme Cold

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. – No injuries were reported after firefighters extinguished a fire in a two-story detached barn and garage at 566 South St. early Sunday morning.
 
The Pittsfield Fire Department just after 2 a.m. responded to reports of a building “fully involved” with the blaze.
 
“All personnel battled the blaze under extreme cold conditions with the main body of fire being brought under control within an hour,” according to a news release from the department.
 
The two-alarm fire brought all on-duty personnel to the scene, where they remained until about 6 a.m. to extinguish all remaining hot spots.
 
Hinsdale Fire Department was asked to respond with its firefighter rehab bus “due to the extreme cold conditions,” according to the news release.
 
There are three residences within 100 feet of the barn, but none were in danger during the fire, Deputy Chief Neil Myers said in the release.
 
The owner’s residence was not damaged in the blaze.
 
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