Pittsfield Cooperative Bank Hires Vice President

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Pittsfield Cooperative Bank (Coop Bank) announced the hiring of Gina Vallone to its retail banking team as a Vice President and Branch Manager of its Dalton Avenue location. 
 
She has significant experience in branch management, financial advising, personal insurance sales and management, relationship management and customer service.  
 
Vallone joins Coop Bank after working for the previous fifteen years at Lee Bank in their retail and community banking departments. For the last five years, Vallone has been managing Lee Bank’s Pittsfield and Lenox branches. Prior to banking, she worked in personal insurance line sales and customer relations with Minkler Insurance Agency. 
 
"Coop Bank is excited to add Gina to our growing team," said CEO J. Jay Anderson. "She has significant experience in branch and relationship management, customer service, and consumer banking and insurance product sales and development."
 
Vallone has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. She currently serves on the board of directors of the Elizabeth Freeman Center. She was born and raised in Berkshire County and currently resides in Pittsfield with her family.

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Boys & Girls Club Members Can Get Homework Help

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Boys & Girls Club of the Berkshires offers a free homework help program for youth members in third grade and up as a way to support community youth in their academic journey.
 
Available every Monday through Thursday from 3 to 5 at the club, the program has been a cornerstone of the its commitment to education. With the assistance of staff and volunteers, students receive personalized support in completing assignments, tackling challenging topics, and building confidence in their abilities.
 
Parents and guardians are encouraged to explore "Power Hour," a structured approach to homework help that promotes focus, time management, and academic growth.
 
"This program is an invaluable resource for families in our community," said CEO Joseph McGovern. "Over the years, we’ve seen students benefit from the extra support and structure this program provides, and we are committed to continuing this vital service."
 
A club membership is required to participate. For more information about the program or membership, visit bgcberkshires.org.
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