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INCORPORATIONS
The following business incorporations were recorded in Hampden, Hampshire and Franklin counties and are the latest available. They are listed by community.
ASHFIELD
Springhouse Foundation Inc., 245 Main St., Ashfield, MA 01330. Sally G. Sasso, same. Support of causes such as feminism, anti-racism, arts, literature, education, social justice, LGBT rights, animal welfare.
CHICOPEE
Pledge 2 Patriots Inc., 1628 Westover Road, Chicopee, MA 01020. Carlos L. Nunez, 307 Chicopee St., Granby, MA 01033. Maintaining an active non-profit board of trustees interested in furthering the development of the activities and offerings of the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home.
EASTHAMPTON
Oxbow Design Build Co- Operative Inc., 122 Pleasant St., Suite 109, Easthampton, MA 01027. Carl Woodruff, 30 Pine St., Easthampton, MA 01027. Full-service design, construction, and fabrication company.
HADLEY
SGNA Corp., 8 Lawrence Plain Road, Hadley, MA 01035. Trang D. Le, same. Restaurant development, marketing and training.
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Medical Center in 1978. He served as chief of the division from 2001 until his retirement. Combined with his respon- sibilities at Baystate Medical Center, Rousou served as assistant professor of Surgery at Tufts University School of Medicine and assistant clinical profes- sor of Surgery at the University of Con- necticut School of Medicine. In addi- tion to the boards of Surgery and Tho- racic Surgery, Rousou was a member of the American Heart Assoc., the Mas- sachusetts Medical Society, the Hamp- den County Medical Society, and the Council on Cardiovascular Surgery. He is a member of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons and the American Assoc. for Thoracic Surgery, and is a fellow with the American College of Surgeons and the American College of Chest Sur- geons. He had multi-year affiliations with the International Cardiovascular Society, the International Society for Artificial Organs, and the International Society for Heart Transplantation.
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River East School-to-Career Inc.
(RESTC) announced the appointment of Amy Scribner as its new partner- ship director. She replaces Loretta Dansereau, who retired in August after more than 16 years of service to
Robert E. Dwyer, same. Funer- al home.
Sparkboro Corp., 180 Elm St., Suite I #340, Pittsfield, MA 01201. Stephen Pennisi, 7 Birchbrook Road, Ossining, NY 10562. Seek final license as a marijuana establishment.
SPRINGFIELD
Seven Thirty-Two Cottage Street Inc., 732 Cottage St., Springfield, MA 01104. Steven Mrowzinski, 1 James Way, Middle Island, NY11953. Prop- erty management.
Square Deal Inc., 29 Groover, Springfield, MA 01104. Pauline Ekajulo, same. Transportation.
WEST SPRINGFIELD
Outdoor Amusement Busi- ness Association Inc., 1305 Memorial Ave., West Spring- field, MA 01089. Gregory
B. Chiecko, 884 East Main
St., Chicopee, MA 01020. To promote and encourage the development of the carnival industry, consisting of persons and firms engaged in provid- ing family entertainment and outdoor recreation.
WESTFIELD
Stufam Inc., 53 Old Quarry Road, Westfield, MA 01085. Mykola Stuzhuk, same. Finan- cial management.
WILBRAHAM
Palmer Pro Bike Corp., 11 Pineywoods Ave., Wilbraham, MA 01095. Jeffrey J. Soja, same. Sales, rentals, and ser- vices of bicycles, and all things related.
the organiza- tion. River East School-to-Career is a business and education part- nership under the MassHire Hampden Coun- ty Workforce Board and the
Department of Elementary and Sec- ondary Education. The organization’s mission is to help students gain work experience, build employability skills, and explore career options to prepare them for their future careers. Through- out her career, Scribner has worked
in banking, marketing, and educa- tion, and has served in various roles at RESTC since 2010, volunteering, serv- ing on the executive committee, and taking on the role of business devel- opment. Scribner holds a bachelor’s degree in business and marketing from UMass Amherst and a master’s degree in leadership and negotiation from Bay Path University.
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Bacon Wilson announced that attorney
Katharine Shove has joined the firm as an associate and a member of the firm’s litigation team. She will practice primarily from Bacon Wilson’s offices in Springfield and Northampton. Prior
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HOLYOKE
Sparkling Crowns Pageant Inc., 21 Barrett Ave., Holyoke, MA 01040. Carlos Enrique Batlle, same. Community service organization that pro- motes community service, leadership skills and strong academic performance.
MONSON
The Dorcas Society Leonora Stiles Thomas Education Trust Inc., 5 High St., The First Church of Monson Inc., Monson, MA 01057. Crystal L. Kofke, 121 Silver St., Mon- son, MA 01057. A trust that contributes financially to the continuing education of any current high school gradu- ate or the equivalent who has been affiliated with and has provided some type of meaningful assistance to the program of The First Church of Monson Inc.
NEW MARLBOROUGH
Schmeizl Strategic Services Inc., 69 Corser Hill Road, New Marlborough, MA 01230. Mark A. Schmeizl, same. Exec- utive search and recruitment.
PITTSFIELD
Portco Partners Inc., 82 Wen- dell Ave., Ste 100, Pittsfield, MA 01201. Brian McDonald, same. Financial and opera- tional consulting services.
Rabco Inc., 137 North St., Pittsfield, MA 01201. Lucas Marion, 54 Oxford St., Pitts- field, MA 01201. Restaurant and delicatessen.
RDR Funeral Homes Inc., 220 East St., Pittsfield, MA 01201.
DOING BUSINESS AS CERTIFICATES
The following business certificates and/or trade names were issued or renewed during the month of September 2020. (Filings are limited due to closures or reduced staffing hours at municipal offices due to COVID-19 restrictions).
GREENFIELD
Arctic Refrigeration Co.
10 North Circle
James Renaud, Jolene Renaud
Brierwood Property Services
124 Meadow Lane Jeffrey Pelinsky
Brookside Animal Hospital
279 Plain Road Edward Funk, DVM
Emagine That
169 Davis St.
Deborah Ambo, Emmeline Ambo
Goly’s Garage
286 Federal St. Benjamin Byrne
Greenfield Valley Inc.
49 Main St. Muhammad Hamayun
Hair Loft Salon
91 Main St. Peter Bartini
Happy Cats Happy Dogs
220 Davis St. Adriene Tilton
Pizazz Dance Studio
6 Pierce St. Caitlin Vautour
Victoria Diner
4 Chapman St. Robert Grazick
The Wine Rack
70 Main St. Melissa Winters
NORTHAMPTON
Amy Marie Photography
68 Bradford St. Amy Hathaway
Barton’s Angels Inc.
144 Riverbank Road Nancy Whitley
Cans 4 Cancer 2.0
234 Easthampton Road Duane Ranney
Halcyon Coaching and Consulting
80 Forbes Ave. Katharine Halsey
Pioneer Strategic Consulting
719 Park Hill Road Daniel Touhey
SOUTHWICK A & Z Autos
797 College Highway Farzaan Mufeed
T. Baker Painting
3 South Longyard Road Timothy Baker Jr.
WEST SPRINGFIELD
ADT Security Services
76 Capital Dr. Daniel McGrath
B & S Oil
20 Roanoke Ave. Leonard Bruso III
Bay State Fuel Oil Inc. of Agawam
20 Roanoke Ave.
Leonard Bruso III
Bay State/Vickers Oil
20 Roanoke Ave. Leonard Bruso III
Belmont Oil
20 Roanoke Ave. Leonard Bruso III
Best Oil
20 Roanoke Ave. Leonard Bruso III
Bon Bini Motors
2405 Westfield Street Ibrahim Babetti
Brazee Fuel Oil
20 Roanoke Ave. Leonard Bruso III
Bunn’s Oil
20 Roanoke Ave. Leonard Bruso III
Cash & Carry Oil
20 Roanoke Ave. Leonard Bruso III
Chavez Construction
43 Roanoke Ave. Andres Chavez
KATHARINE SHOVE
AMY SCRIBNER
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of Law, where she served as the senior articles editor for the Western New Eng- land Law Review. She earned her juris doctor degree magna cum laude in 2019, and earned her bachelor’s degree from Utica College in 2015.
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John Nordell, assistant professor of
Visual and Digital Arts at American International College (AIC), is receiv- ing acclaim for photographs he took
at the beginning of the 1980s hip-hop scene in Boston. On Sept. 15, the pres- tigious Sotheby’s hosted its first-ever hip-hop auction, where the profes- sor’s photos were featured. Among the auctioned items were two lots of previ- ously unseen photographs, 42 images in all, taken by Nordell. His images are a peek into the beginnings of hip-hop with Hollywood Talent Night events with young artists including New Kids on the Block, the Almighty RSO, and DJ Rusty the Toe Jammer in the early years of what would become a cultural revo-
to joining Bacon Wilson, Shove served as a clerk for the Massa- chusetts Appeals Court. She attended West- ern New England University School
lution. Growing up in Cambridge, Nor- dell said photography was always his calling, and he began honing his craft as a teenager. Returning to Boston after college, he persevered, ultimately find- ing work as a photojournalist for Time and other prominent publications.
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Norcom Mortgage announced the
addition of one of Franklin County’s top mortgage originators, April Healey. Healey has consistently been ranked in the top three of Banker & Tradesman’s monthly list of mortgage originators in Franklin County. “We are excited to add Ms. Healey to our mortgage-lending team,” Executive Vice President James Morin said. “Her vast knowledge of the various mortgage products allows her to provide more options to customers.” Miranda Ronke-Czarniecki, loan man- ager, added that “April has a reputation for finding solutions for her customers. She is an invaluable resource for con- sumers.” Prior to becoming a mortgage officer in 2012, Healey was a real-estate agent for 12 years. Her experience as a real-estate agent and understanding of the process from beginning to end has helped to make her a better mortgage officer.