LEE, Mass. — Greylock Federal Credit Union's new Lee branch at 43 Park St. is scheduled to open Tuesday, Jan. 16.
The new location, which is nearly three times larger than the existing location, has many new features for members to enjoy including a drive-up, ample off-street parking, one Video Teller Service(VTS)/ATM machine, and a community room.
The new branch will also be in full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
In support of this opening, the existing Lee branch at 47 Main St. will be fully closed by Monday, Jan. 8.
For members' convenience, a nearby fee-free ATM is available at the Sunoco gas station at 15 Park St. in Lee. For other financial needs, members can use Greylock's Lenox branch at 68 Main St. in Lenox.
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Sandy McKnight Songwriter Series to Feature Women Artists in May
LEE, Mass. — The Sandy McKnight Songwriter Series at Appetito will continue its bi-monthly program in May with a focus on five women of song, stage, and screen.
The series, held on the first and third Fridays of each month, will feature two events in May: Friday, May 2, with special guest host Benita Zahn, along with JoAnne Redding and series producer Liv Cummins, and Friday, May 16, showcasing Aimee Van Dyne and Barbara Stein. Both events will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Appetito Restaurant, located at 54 Main Street in Lee.
The Songwriter Series honors the memory of local singer-songwriter Sandy McKnight, who passed away in May 2024.
Benita Zahn, a former NY Emmy Award-winning anchor/reporter now working as a certified Health and Wellness Coach and performer, will co-host the May 2nd event. Liv Cummins, a singer/songwriter, comedy performer, musical theater dramatist, and educator, is the series producer and a longtime collaborator of Sandy McKnight. JoAnne Redding is a singer/songwriter known for her soulful blend of blues, country, jazz, and roots rock.
The May 16 event will feature Aimee Van Dyne, a Folk-Americana singer-songwriter and a two-time John Lennon Songwriting Contest Finalist, and Barbara Stein, a music lover and player whose sound blends alt-rock and Americana blues.
The Sandy McKnight Songwriters Fund, which organizes the series, was created to honor McKnight’s legacy of supporting songwriters and building community. The series includes both featured artists and an open mic session for songwriters.
Appetito Restaurant, owned by Rebecca and Gilbert Clerget, provides the venue for the series.
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