SOTTILE PARK

Sottile Park Volunteers

Welcome To Sottile Park
Sottile Park Is A Pittsfield Public Pedestrian Park
SottilePark.com Is A Public Website For News / Views plus Free Courses & Info
Anthony W. Sottile Remembered
Dedication of Park
Initial Park Plans & Architecture
The Parks On North @ Eagle & Columbus Offer Location & Convenience In The Heart Of Upstreet
Amtrak / Transportation / Art & College Center plus Conti Federal Bldg
Historial Corners of North @ Eagle & Columbus / Theodore Roosevelt
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I believe that all levels of government have bitten off more than they ever could chew
though they promise the electorate that they can manage the mouthful.
As a result people expect to receive what they are paying for,
and are reluctant to pay more.
 
However, there are too many levels... too many laws... too many factions... and.
too many conflicts caused by America's passion for "checks and balances"  to deliver as promised.
 
Welcome to Democracy!
Despite its blessings, its darkside is inherent inefficiency.
It has too many waypoints between points "A" and "B"
to draw a straight line.
 
Therefore, I believe in volunteerism not as something that is just nice to do,
but something that is necessary to do for one's own advantage,
in order to live a life as desired.
 
A well maintained public parks is the case in point.
There is no overhead in pitching-in to have a nice park!

 
It Takes A Village Of People
To Make A Community
-- in this case a city --
 
 
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Robt Kornn                                                                      Robt Rundle

Being a public park, the City of Pittsfield provides customary maintenance to Sottile Park.  However, being a main street park which is literally open 24/7/365 creates additional maintenance challenges, which unfortunately includes needless litter.
 
Beyond this maintenance, there are individuals, civic, and business volunteers who further enhance the Park's upkeep and image.
 
 
Individual Volunteers
 
 
ROBERT KORNN -- Above Left Photo
 
Robert  "Bob" Kornn worked Sottile Park for over 15 years both as a daily ranger and within the RSVP volunteers mentioned further below.  For his efforts he was featured in The Berkshire Eagle... and deservedly so.  Thank you Bob.

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ROBERT RUNDLE -- Above right photo
 
Bob "Norman" Rundle became associated with Sottile Park as a volunteer in an unexpected way.  He was in the Park with friends.  We did no know each other.  I had been cleaning the Park for hours.  Then left to take a break.  When I returned, the Park was trashed.  Shortly thereafter, Robert returned to the Park.  He received my thoughts with "full force."  He understood my upset; mentioned that he would talk to the people; and, then offered to help.  Thus started a very enjoyable acquaintenceship.  Despite being  wheel-chair bound, he does more than one would imagine.  He customized his motorized chair to carry a rake, broom dust pan and more.  What Robt cannot do, he asks friends to do. if   Robert is one of those unsung personalities who make the City of Pittsfield a better place. 

 
 
Pittsfield Beautiful
 
Pittsfield Beautiful is an all voluntary organization located in Pittsfield MA .  It is  mission is keeping the city beautiful by planting and maintaining annual and perennial flower beds in public sites.
 
Pittsfield Beautiful’s goal is to help create a welcoming presence in the City with colorful flowers and ornamental plants downtown and in nearby business districts as well as in parks and major entrances to Pittsfield.  It also encourages the beautification of Pittsfield through volunteer efforts and partnerships between local residents, neighborhoods, community support groups, businesses, and the City.
 
Pittsfield Beautiful exisits on donation!  They are responsible for the colorful planters and gardens that one sees around town. For years there has been no City Budget line item for Pittsfield Beautiful.  Notwithstanding, the city helps in whatever ways they can with valuable in-kind services.
 
Still... without sufficient funding, despite the generous time donated by volunteers, Pittsfield Beautify simply cannot continue to help keep Pittsfield beautiful and welcoming”.
 
Pittsfield Beautiful spends over $10,000 a year to fill the more than 100 planters and public gardens with thousands of flowers and ornamental plants, and another $5,000 to complete the landscaping makeover in historic Park Square, replace the dilapidated benches in the small park adjacent to City Hall, and replace the large Red Oak in the First Street Common that was felled by a storm last year.
 
To give the public an idea of what it costs to help keep Pittsfield beautiful each year, Chavanne noted that $100 fills a planter with colorful flowers and $500 or more provides a spectacular show of color in such important sites as Park Square, Redding Park and City Hall.  “Even a few dollars can make a difference and is always greatly appreciated”, she added.
 
Tax-deductible donations may be sent to Pittsfield Beautiful, PO Box 725, Pittsfield, MA 01202-0725.
 

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Flowers provided by Pittsfield Beautiful. Work performed by RSVP Volunteers

 
 
RSVP
Retired Seniors Volunteer Program
 
WHO WE ARE:   The RSVP Volunteer Program in Berkshire County provides recruitment, training and placement of persons 55 years of age and over as volunteers. The program enables volunteers to use their time and lifetime experience to: meet new people, help others, be productive and creative, grow personally, explore new careers and make a difference through community service assignments.  RSVP is a national organization, funded in part by the Corporation for National & Community Service (Senior Corps), and is sponsored locally by the City of Pittsfield.  RSVP has chapters in every county of our country, with over a half million volunteers Nationwide making a positive difference impacting communities.
 
WHAT WE DO:   In 2009, RSVP coordinated the activities of 450+ local volunteers who provided 40,081 hours of caring and essential community service in Berkshire County.   Berkshire County RSVP volunteers are participating enthusiastically in a wide array of community service projects such as our PALS Friendly Visiting  Project for elderly residents in area nursing homes, driving for Road to Recovery cancer patient treatment, Senior Resource Calendar, Books on Wheels, Friends Read Youth Literacy, Senior Meal Sites, exciting, one time community events and celebrations, Pittsfield Visitors Center, Downtown Pittsfield Walking Tour, Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, and environmental projects such as Arbor Day, Tree Watch and many more
 
OUR MISSION:   To encourage mature adults to volunteer and to match their skills and interests with appropriate community service assignments. •To provide adult volunteers and project services which assist at-risk, low income individuals and contribution to the success of community agencies and municipal departments in Berkshire County. •To work in partnership with local groups and agencies to identify unmet needs and to design projects which make a measurable impact and improvement for those in need. •To promote the concept of volunteerism. •To foster future potential volunteers, specifically Baby Boomers through the RSVP Associate Member Program.
 
RSVP ADVISORY COUNCIL:   Meetings are held monthly (except July & August) to review matters pertaining to budget, staffing, program projects & related policies
 
For More Information about getting involved through National Service,

 
Berkshire Bank Foundation
 
Berkshire Bank Foundation Inc. and Berkshire Bank Foundation - Legacy Region, Inc., the charitable arms of Berkshire Bank, have long been leaders in philanthropy and community involvement. The foundations demonstrate their commitment to the communities where the bank does business through their grants, scholarships, and volunteer programs. All of these efforts fulfill the bank's goal to help create healthy, vibrant, sustainable communities where educational and economic opportunities are available for everyone.
 
Employee Volunteer Program
Serving & Investing in Our Community

Video and accompanying text Block Page Video At Berkshire Bank, part of the reason why we are America's Most Exciting Bank is our commitment to making a difference in our community. We understand that being a committed community partner is about more than writing a check and that's why we provide our employees with paid time off to participate in our exciting and nationally recognized Employee Volunteer Program. This program began in 2008 and undertakes community service projects that employees participate in during regular business hours and on weekends. The Employee Volunteer Program is open to all the company's employees and is overseen by Regional Employee Volunteer Committees that select projects and guide the program. The program is overseen by Berkshire Bank Foundation.
 
The Employee Volunteer Program was established with the following goals:
•Allow employees to get involved in and give back to their community
•Increase the Bank’s involvement and visibility in the community
•Help employees gain new organizational and leadership skills
•Build teamwork and strengthen employee morale
Program Operation & Accomplishments:   Over two hundred volunteer projects benefiting non-profit organizations or governmental entities have been carried out in every region served by Berkshire Bank since the program's inception. Annually 50% of the bank's employees participate in the program and last year they gave over 37,000 hours of community service through both company-sponsored and individual volunteer efforts. At Berkshire Bank we believe it's our responsibility to contribute to health, success, and vibrancy of our community because it's our home.
 
Submit Idea/Request for Volunteer Project:   The Volunteer Program is always looking for suggestions for projects to undertake. If you have recommendations, please contact the Foundation office at foundation@berkshirebank.com.

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About Volunteerism

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Yours truly unfortunately playing "mom" to park litters

SOTTILE PARK
In The Heart of Upstreet
In The True Heart of the Berkshires 

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It Takes A Village
-- in this case a city --
 
 
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Robt Kornn                                                                      Robt Rundle

Being a public park, the City of Pittsfield provides customary maintenance to Sottile Park.  However, being a main street park which is literally open 24/7/365 creates additional maintenance challenges, which unfortunately includes needless litter.
 
Beyond this maintenance, there are individuals, civic, and business volunteers who further enhance the Park's upkeep and image.
 
 
Individual Volunteers
 
 
ROBERT KORNN -- Above Left Photo
 
Robert  "Bob" Kornn worked Sottile Park for over 15 years both as a daily ranger and within the RSVP volunteers mentioned further below.  For his efforts he was featured in The Berkshire Eagle... and deservedly so.  Thank you Bob.

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ROBERT RUNDLE -- Above right photo
 
Bob "Norman" Rundle became associated with Sottile Park as a volunteer in an unexpected way.  He was in the Park with friends.  We did no know each other.  I had been cleaning the Park for hours.  Then left to take a break.  When I returned, the Park was trashed.  Shortly thereafter, Robert returned to the Park.  He received my thoughts with "full force."  He understood my upset; mentioned that he would talk to the people; and, then offered to help.  Thus started a very enjoyable acquaintenceship.  Despite being  wheel-chair bound, he does more than one would imagine.  He has custominzed his motorized chair to carry a rake, broom dust pan and more.  What Robt cannot do, he asks friends to do, if I do not get to it first.  Robert is one of those unsung personalities who make the City of Pittsfield a better place.  He, too, is everything any municipality desires for a resident.

 
 
Pittsfield Beautiful
 
Pittsfield Beautiful is an all voluntary organization located in Pittsfield MA .  It is  mission is keeping the city beautiful by planting and maintaining annual and perennial flower beds in public sites.
 
Pittsfield Beautiful’s goal is to help create a welcoming presence in the City with colorful flowers and ornamental plants downtown and in nearby business districts as well as in parks and major entrances to Pittsfield.  It also encourages the beautification of Pittsfield through volunteer efforts and partnerships between local residents, neighborhoods, community support groups, businesses, and the City.
 
Pittsfield Beautiful exisits on donation!  They are responsible for the colorful planters and gardens that one sees around town. For years there has been no City Budget line item for Pittsfield Beautiful.  Notwithstanding, the city helps in whatever ways they can with valuable in-kind services.
 
Still... without sufficient funding, despite the generous time donated by volunteers, Pittsfield Beautify simply cannot continue to help keep Pittsfield beautiful and welcoming”.
 
Pittsfield Beautiful spends over $10,000 a year to fill the more than 100 planters and public gardens with thousands of flowers and ornamental plants, and another $5,000 to complete the landscaping makeover in historic Park Square, replace the dilapidated benches in the small park adjacent to City Hall, and replace the large Red Oak in the First Street Common that was felled by a storm last year.
 
To give the public an idea of what it costs to help keep Pittsfield beautiful each year, Chavanne noted that $100 fills a planter with colorful flowers and $500 or more provides a spectacular show of color in such important sites as Park Square, Redding Park and City Hall.  “Even a few dollars can make a difference and is always greatly appreciated”, she added.
 
Tax-deductible donations may be sent to Pittsfield Beautiful, PO Box 725, Pittsfield, MA 01202-0725.
 

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Flowers provided by Pittsfield Beautiful. Work performed by RSVP Volunteers

 
 
RSVP
Retired Seniors Volunteer Program
 
WHO WE ARE:   The RSVP Volunteer Program in Berkshire County provides recruitment, training and placement of persons 55 years of age and over as volunteers. The program enables volunteers to use their time and lifetime experience to: meet new people, help others, be productive and creative, grow personally, explore new careers and make a difference through community service assignments.  RSVP is a national organization, funded in part by the Corporation for National & Community Service (Senior Corps), and is sponsored locally by the City of Pittsfield.  RSVP has chapters in every county of our country, with over a half million volunteers Nationwide making a positive difference impacting communities.
 
WHAT WE DO:   In 2009, RSVP coordinated the activities of 450+ local volunteers who provided 40,081 hours of caring and essential community service in Berkshire County.   Berkshire County RSVP volunteers are participating enthusiastically in a wide array of community service projects such as our PALS Friendly Visiting  Project for elderly residents in area nursing homes, driving for Road to Recovery cancer patient treatment, Senior Resource Calendar, Books on Wheels, Friends Read Youth Literacy, Senior Meal Sites, exciting, one time community events and celebrations, Pittsfield Visitors Center, Downtown Pittsfield Walking Tour, Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, and environmental projects such as Arbor Day, Tree Watch and many more
 
OUR MISSION:   To encourage mature adults to volunteer and to match their skills and interests with appropriate community service assignments. •To provide adult volunteers and project services which assist at-risk, low income individuals and contribution to the success of community agencies and municipal departments in Berkshire County. •To work in partnership with local groups and agencies to identify unmet needs and to design projects which make a measurable impact and improvement for those in need. •To promote the concept of volunteerism. •To foster future potential volunteers, specifically Baby Boomers through the RSVP Associate Member Program.
 
RSVP ADVISORY COUNCIL:   Meetings are held monthly (except July & August) to review matters pertaining to budget, staffing, program projects & related policies
 
For More Information about getting involved through National Service,

 
Berkshire Bank Foundation
 
Berkshire Bank Foundation Inc. and Berkshire Bank Foundation - Legacy Region, Inc., the charitable arms of Berkshire Bank, have long been leaders in philanthropy and community involvement. The foundations demonstrate their commitment to the communities where the bank does business through their grants, scholarships, and volunteer programs. All of these efforts fulfill the bank's goal to help create healthy, vibrant, sustainable communities where educational and economic opportunities are available for everyone.
 
Employee Volunteer Program
Serving & Investing in Our Community

Video and accompanying text Block Page Video At Berkshire Bank, part of the reason why we are America's Most Exciting Bank is our commitment to making a difference in our community. We understand that being a committed community partner is about more than writing a check and that's why we provide our employees with paid time off to participate in our exciting and nationally recognized Employee Volunteer Program. This program began in 2008 and undertakes community service projects that employees participate in during regular business hours and on weekends. The Employee Volunteer Program is open to all the company's employees and is overseen by Regional Employee Volunteer Committees that select projects and guide the program. The program is overseen by Berkshire Bank Foundation.
 
The Employee Volunteer Program was established with the following goals:
•Allow employees to get involved in and give back to their community
•Increase the Bank’s involvement and visibility in the community
•Help employees gain new organizational and leadership skills
•Build teamwork and strengthen employee morale
Program Operation & Accomplishments:   Over two hundred volunteer projects benefiting non-profit organizations or governmental entities have been carried out in every region served by Berkshire Bank since the program's inception. Annually 50% of the bank's employees participate in the program and last year they gave over 37,000 hours of community service through both company-sponsored and individual volunteer efforts. At Berkshire Bank we believe it's our responsibility to contribute to health, success, and vibrancy of our community because it's our home.
 
Submit Idea/Request for Volunteer Project:   The Volunteer Program is always looking for suggestions for projects to undertake. If you have recommendations, please contact the Foundation office at foundation@berkshirebank.com.

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About Volunteerism

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Yours Truly playing "Mom" to Litterers

SOTTILE PARK
In The Heart of Upstreet
In The True Heart of the Berkshires 

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SOTTILE PARK
200 North Street -- Pittsfield Massachusetts
"In The Heart of Upstreet... In The True Heart of The Berkshires" (tm)

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Seize the day... better yet,
seize the moment.  


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