People participate in a work fair at Greenfield Community College in November 2024. Career Center Franklin Hampshire invites the community to a work fair at Commons Dining Family Comn to Monday, February 24.
Staff File Photo/Paul Franz
Greenfield – Career Center Masshire Franklin Hampshire invites the community to a work fair of health occupations at Commons Dining Family College College of Greenfield on Monday, February 24, from 11am to 1st afternoon
Employers who follow employers include the Development Services Department, Lifepath, Integritus Healthcare, Baystate Health, Cooley Dickinson Hospital, Regalcare in Greenfield, Northfield Mount Hermon School, Extensive Care Care, Servicenet, Franklin Group, Franklin Group Sheriff’s Office, The Executive Office of Human Health and Services, Cooley Dickinson VNA & Hospice and the Executive Office of veterans’ affairs.
Preliminary registration is not required. Visit masshirefhcareers.org or call 413-774-4361 for more information.
Greenfield – Live music silent movie returns to the garden cinemas on Monday, March 3, with a show of “The Sheikh” (1921) performing Rudolph Valentino at 6:30
The show will display direct escort by Jeff Rapsis, a New Hampshire -based composer who specializes in creating results for silent films.
“These films are still exciting experiences if you can show them after they were created to appear,” Rapis said in a statement. “There is a reason that people initially fell in love with the movies and we hope to recreate that spirit. At best, silent movies were municipal experiences in which the presence of a large audience intensifies everyone’s reactions.”
In “Sheikh”, Valentino plays Sheikh Ahmed Ben Hassan educated in Paris, who arranges brides for wealthy Arabs. High -spirited lady Diana Mayo (Agnes Ayres), learning that sheikh will be in the city of Biskra, Algeria, decides to disguise herself as a dance girl to become one of the future brides. Listening to that Diana will visit the Sahara desert, Ahmed kidnapped her, aiming to make her fall in love with her, with unexpected consequences.
Acceptance is $ 10.50 adult and $ 8.50 for children, elderly and students.
Springfield – Businesswest has announced the Change of Creators’ Class of 2025. The honors include:
■ Jennie Adamczyk, Executive Director of Providence Ministries.
■ Sheryl Blancato, CEO of Second Chance Services.
■ Andrea Bardenca, CEO of Desco Service.
■ Mychal Connolly, owner of stom of Truck.
■ John Delaney, director of travel to remember.
■ John Doleva, President and CEO of the Memorial Basketball Hall Naismith.
Foundation Michael J. Dias Foundation.
■ Daniel Moriatty, President and CEO of Monson Savings Bank.
The Difference Creator Program was launched in 2009 to recognize the work of individuals, groups, businesses and institutions that are positively affecting the Pionioneer Valley. Honors can make a change through work in initiatives to improve the quality of life; Through success in business, public service or education; Through contributions that inspire others to be included; Through imaginary efforts to help solve one or more social issues; or through a combination of those ways.
The stories of the class change of creators of 2025 honors were presented in the February 17 Businesswest issue, digitally published in Businesswest.com/isSues/feb-17-2025/#p=1. Moreover, a price gala will be held on Wednesday, April 9, from 5:30 to 9 afternoon in the log cabin in Holyoke. Tickets cost $ 95 per person and 10 tables are available. They can be purchased at Businesswest.com/EventCalendar/difference-Makers-Tickets.