Hard to believe I am losing my longtime help to college and the military....seems like only yesterday....

So, I am looking for farm help. 5-8 hours a week, depending on weather.

Aug./Sept. there will be hay early to mid afternoon.

Some lawn mowing/weed whacking. - Cord wood to be piled. - Assist with fencing. -

Except for haying, hours are flexible.

Teenager or someone just looking for extra cash. Male or Female. Must be able to lift/throw 50-60 lb. bales of hay.

Helpful if you know how to use a weed whacker, ATV, riding lawn mower.

$10.00 / hr.

Email of call (4213-369-4319) . Thank you.
 

I am looking for someone to help with moving some heavy furniture (4 file cabinets with 4 drawers each and 2 cabinets) on the afternoon of Thursday 7/28 and again on the morning of Saturday July 29th. No stairs involved and a sturdy hand truck is available. Thanks. Please email me at cec716@gmail
 

Looking for an energetic person to help with haying, Due to the weather, work
days are not set in stone and can range from a 2 hour stint to 4...in the afternoons after 2 p.m.

However, there is cord wood to be stacked and weed whacking to be done, lawn and garden care and other work that gets behind due to hay season.

A good week would be 8-10 hours.

Must be able to run a weed whacker and ATV. Must be able to lift 60+ lbs. hay bales.

Please, must be dependable and not attached to cell phone checking every 5 mins.!

Starting pay is $8 and after two weeks, if things work out for both of us, pay will go to $10 an hour.

High school student fine...can provide transportation if in Conway.

Call, 413-369-4319 and leave a message or email me.

Thank you.
 

The Massachusetts Inclusive Concurrent Enrollment Program (ICE) within Disability Services at UMass/Amherst is seeking someone that can assist with writing up grant/proposal paperwork starting 5/23/16 through possible mid-June. Grant monetary payment to be discussed.

Also looking for an administrative assistant to help with organization during the summer beginning June 1 through the end of August. Approx. 15-20 hours a week at $15/hr (Grant Funded). (Filing, phone, etc)

For further information please contact Ms. Jacqueline Walton, Coordinator for the Program at 413-577-0537 or by cell phone at 413-835-1702.

Thank you.
 

Database and Office Assistant
Seeking an organized, professional member of the team at Spelman Johnson, a national retained executive search firm headquartered in Easthampton, Massachusetts. Position starts at 25-30 hours/week with potential for growth to full time. You must be comfortable with Microsoft Office 2013, including Outlook, Word, Excel. FileMaker or other database experience also very helpful, along with familiarity with database concepts and structures.
You must be a creative problem-solver, willing to learn how to identify gaps in existing data, devise ways to research missing information, tenaciously conducting research online, while using excellent organizational and interpersonal communication skills in a position that is responsible for ensuring accurate records in our proprietary database of more than 94,000 higher education professionals. Excellent data entry skills as well as strong organizational and interpersonal skills required. Approximately 70% of the work day will be focused on data entry while 30% of the work day will be spent on general office support including answering phones, copying, filing, distributing mail, etc. You must be a team player who can work well independently, handle multiple inputs in a busy office, and you cannot be allergic to cats.
Please email resume with cover letter and salary requirements to:
Julie D. Smith, Administrative Director, Spelman Johnson
jds@spelmanandjohnson.com
 

Job opening – CARETAKER – Historic House

The residential custodial position of Caretaker is available at the Amherst Woman’s Club (AWC), the Hills Memorial Clubhouse http://amherstwc.org/1.html, located three blocks from the center of town.

Duties include general maintenance of the House, providing assistance for Club-related meetings and social functions as well as rental events, and addressing any residential concerns of other tenants (the Club rents out three apartments, including the Caretaker apartment).

In return for performing custodial duties and providing assistance as requested for the AWC, rent on the Caretaker apartment will be proportionally reduced from its non-caretaking rate. (Rental rate does not include utilities.) In addition, the Caretaker will be financially compensated for assisting at the four (4) AWC potluck dinner events and at rental events, as requested. The rate of compensation is based on the number of guests in attendance.

Management experience and handyperson skills are highly desirable. Individuals and couples interested in the position are encouraged to contact Liz Hartzler, chair of the Housing Committee, for further information – phone 256-6637; email ebhartzler@comcast.net.
 

Job Opening/Description – CARETAKER – Historic House

The residential custodial position of Caretaker is available at the Amherst Woman’s Club (AWC), the Hills Memorial Clubhouse http://amherstwc.org/1.html, located three blocks from the center of town.

Duties include general maintenance of the House, providing assistance for Club-related meetings and social functions as well as rental events, and addressing any residential concerns of other tenants (the Club rents out three apartments, including the Caretaker apartment).

This is essentially an ‘exchange’ position. That is, in return for performing custodial duties and providing assistance as requested for the AWC, rent on the Caretaker apartment will be reduced. In addition, the Caretaker will be financially compensated for assisting at the four (4) AWC potluck dinner events and at rental events, as requested. The rate of compensation is based on the number of guests in attendance.

Live-in management experience and handyperson skills are highly desirable. Individuals and couples interested in the position are encouraged to contact Liz Hartzler, chair of the Housing Committee, for further information – phone 256-6637; email ebhartzler@comcast.net.
 

I am looking for an office assistance who is familiar with Quicken Essentials. It would require monthly updates from bank statements,and some credit cards. Preferably some one who is Mac freindly and knows how to sinc on Mac products, i.e. Ipad.
$18.00 per hour.
Please contact: chris.kerr1@comcast.net. if interested
 

I am posting this for a friend and she would like to hear from you by email. Her email address is Chris.kerr1@comcast.net.

Office assistance who is a Mac Extraordinaire, can teach Mac shortcuts, can sync iPhone, IPad, Macbook Pro.
Help with syncing calendar for Office appts. Also able to update other office paperwork.
Students ok. $11.00 per hour.
 

Seeking a dependable and experienced home health aide to assist a 47 male who is parapelgic, in his private home, with personal care and house keeping. Person who will be hired must be dependable and reliable. Some examples of job responsibilities include: personal grooming and care; assistance with cooking and cleaning, assistance with shopping and errands.
MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE
TWO REFERENCES MUST BE SUPPLIED
Part Time: Tuesday & Thursday afternoons; every other Saturday; 25 hours every two weeks with possibility for additional hours as needed.
Neighborhood: 16 Acres in Springfield
Wage: 13.38 per hour
 

Taxes
Hello Fellow 5-College Employees!

My name is David, I work as an accountant at UMass, but am also a registered tax preparer (for the past 14+ years). Happy and willing to help with all your tax preparation needs. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, a Master’s Degree in Business Administration, take regular tax prep courses and am a registered E-filer/preparer with the IRS. Please provide me some basic information so I can determine complexity and provide you a price estimate (rough prices below). I can almost always do returns at a lower rate than most of the competition out there. I am able to meet locally to pickup your forms, or can do the whole process via email.

PRICING:
STUDENT SPECIAL $50
We will be sure to claim your expenses and maximize the educational credits

STANDARD $60
Filing a single or married return without a mortgage or stock fortune.

HOMEOWNER $75
Mortgage? Married? Children? No Problem!

SMALL BUSINESS, RENTAL $125
Why pay more elsewhere just because you are self-employed?

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions:
Email: gazzillotaxes@yahoo.com
Phone: 413-563-0388

Thanks and I look forward to being your tax preparer.
David R. Gazzillo
 

I am looking for a person who is horse orientated and good with dogs for occasional late evening chores. Also would need morning chore help in March for a week. This person would be a 'back-up' and on-call so to speak. Dependability, honesty and good with animals a MUST. References required.

413-369-4319 located in Conway, MA
 

This posting is for Mary McClintock who many may know from her local food column in The Recorder. Please contact Mary directly if you are interested in her services.

Mary McClintock, 929 South Deerfield Road, Conway, MA 01341 (413) 369-0117 mcclinto@verizon.net

Available for freelance writing, editing, and book indexing projects in the coming months. I have some availability starting in January. If you’d like to schedule a project, please contact me about its timing and scope."

Resume is included here

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Writer
Quarterly Column in Going Green: “Eating Green: Enjoying Locally Grown Food Through the Seasons”
(October 2009 to present)
Bi-weekly Features in The Recorder: “The Greenfield Community College Page” (September, 2008 to present)
Weekly Column in The Recorder: “Savoring the Seasons: Enjoying Locally Grown Food Year-Round” (July,
2007 to present)
Column in West County News: “My Place is The Highlands” (December, 2007 to September, 2008)
Monthly Column in Country Journal: “My Place is The Highlands” (January, 2007 to September, 2008)
Better-Me-Than-You Research & Editorial Services, Conway, MA (1989-Present)
Freelance Writer, Researcher, Editor, and Book Indexer
Edit books, academic articles and dissertations, write reports and magazine articles, conduct library,
online and archival research, index books. Clients include college and university faculty, organizational
consultants, and university programs.
Law and Society Association, Amherst, MA (1995-August 2012)
Staff Associate
Edited Association newsletter, managed databases and provided administrative support for development
campaign, institutional journal subscriptions, and annual meeting.
Putney School, Putney, VT (Fall 2005-Spring 2010)
Managing Editor, Putney Post
Planned and developed editorial content for twice-yearly boarding school alumni magazine, edited
and proofread articles, wrote articles, managed freelance writers.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Articles for University of Massachusetts Center for Agriculture website, including:
“Reflections on 36 Years of Extension Work” (January, 2014)
http://ag.umass.edu/...years-extension-work
“Harvesting Hope” (October, 2013)
https://ag.umass.edu...ry-mcclintock-med-89
“Many Hands Harvest UMass Researcher’s Potatoes to Feed Hungry Families” (November, 2012)
http://ag.umass.edu/...est-umass-researcher’s-potatoes-feed-hungry-families
“New Wine from Old Vines: From Cold Spring to Quabbin’s Edge” (October, 2012)
http://ag.umass.edu/...s/new-wine-old-vines
Essays in Christian Science Monitor, including:
“All of Life’s Little Beaches” (July 22, 2008)
“How Pierre’s Story Kindled Respect” (May 17, 2004)
“When I Sit and Knit, Opinions Flow” (April 29, 2004)
“How We Built a Bridge Made of Watermelon Seeds” (April 8, 2004)
“Small Town Communications,” Orion Magazine (April/May 2004)
Articles in Sea Kayaker Magazine including:
“Paddling North by Audrey Sutherland” (October, 2012)
“You Can Get There, But Can Your Gear?” (December, 2006)
“Lake Champlain: Troubled Water” (February, 2002)
“Who’s in Charge: Leadership and Decision-Making Among Peers” (December, 2000)
“Living the Unexpected Dream: Kayaking New Zealand’s Marlborough Sounds” (August, 1998)
“Ableism Curriculum Design” (with Laura Rauscher) in Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice,
Maurianne Adams, Lee Anne Bell, Pat Griffin (eds.), 1997
 

Office Manager in busy dermatology office.

Requirements: 5 years previous medical office experience, 3 years in management or leadership in a healthcare setting.

Demonstrated knowledge of HIPAA/OSHA and health care industry regulations and requirements, medical billing, insurance plans and referral procedures.

Exceptional computer skills including MS Office. Some experience with EMR.

Excels in planning, organizing, delegating, supervising, and verbal/written communication.
Strong customer service, telephone etiquette and positive, motivational attitude.

To apply send resume to frontdesk@pioneervalleyderm.com or mail to Pioneer Valley Dermatology, attn: Sarah, 29B Cottage St., Amherst MA 01002
 

From:

Hyla Jaffe, Director
Office of Disability Services
Southern New Hampshire University
Exeter Hall, Suite 59
2500 North River Road
Manchester, NH 03106
T: 603.645.9630
Fax: 603.645.9718




Southern New Hampshire University’s Office of Disability Services has an opening for an Assistive Technology Specialist. The position is working with students with disabilities in the day school on the campus in Manchester. The link below is the job posting.

http://snhu.peopleadmin.com/postings/11829
 

Hi! Are you interested in making some extra money? If you are like me your answer is probably yes or sure.

I personally can't speak for anyone else but I work everyday, week, month and year to pay the never ending bills (car payments, rent, every day essentials like gas, oil, elec, cable, internet, etc.) and never seem to have any extra money to do something for myself. Living on that bi-weekly paycheck is hard considering my money is always spent before I earn it. Then that cycle starts again wondering how I will get through the next two weeks. Will I have enough money for food or gas for the car. If only I could really get my full gross payment would I maybe be set, but alas there all the deductions that have to come out. Until three weeks ago, my husband was out of work for five months with medical issues. He was able to get a little (and I mean little) amount of money from disability insurance through his work. On top of the little money received it was only a once a month check. More stress on me (the bill payer in the family) trying to make ends meet. Once he was finally able to try and go back to work, he was told that the company (conveniently) eliminated the position he was doing. Great - now he has no job and no disability insur. income coming in. Talk about stress - no wonder why my hair is going gray.

What if I could tell you that there is a way of making money just by doing the thing you already do - paying your bills (elec, gas, cable, internet, home phone, cell phone, etc). Sounds to good to be true right? Well it's not.

My son recently introduced me to a very successful Independent Business Owner who has recently relocated back to the New England area and is trying to expand their business here and share in this opportunity. My son and I have convinced him to give us an hour of his time to come and explain more to us, our friends, family and you if interested, more about his company.

My son is having a gathering tomorrow, Thursday - August 14th at 8:00 PM in So. Hadley and I am having a gathering next Wednesday, August 20th at 6:00 PM in Belchertown. We would love to have you join us. If interested, please contact me via email at lgwozdzik@stuaf.umass.edu or my cell 413-387-7062 so we can put you down on our guest list. There are no obligations - just information. However, the question is "Will you be one of the many that take charge or let opportunity pass you by?" I hope you will come.

Lorie
 

H & H Tree Services Tree Removal & Pruning, Tree Assessment, Ornamental Pruning, Cable Support Systems, Lot Clearing, Stump Grinding, & Cord Wood Sales. Call for Additional Services.
Fully Insured!
Call Dave at (413) 668-6560 or Mike at (413) 386-5435