Northern Berkshire Vocational Regional School District Committee

Lanesborough, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1765.

Body Overview

Current Members

SeatMemberSelectionServicePartyRole
Lanesborough ResidencyTessa DiLegoElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — North AdamsGary RiversElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — ClarksburgRichard BernardiElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — WilliamstownLaila BoucherElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — North AdamsPeter BreenElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — North AdamsGeorge CanalesElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — CheshireWilliam CraigElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — North AdamsWilliam DiamondElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — FloridaHeidi DugalElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — North AdamsTaylor GibeauElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — AdamsDaniel Maloney JrElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — AdamsStephanie MelitoElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — MonroeKimberly OakesElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — SavoySusan ReinhardtElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — AdamsBruce ShepleyElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—
External McCann Regional Seat — WilliamstownDavid WestallElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified—

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Sources and Verification

Last Verified: September 11, 2026

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