The Becket Beat is looking for feedback from the community. If you are interested in joining Editor Kathy Baugh, and Business Manager Adele Levine for breakfast at Becket Town Hall on Saturday June 29th at 10:00, we would love to hear your thoughts on what you like about the paper, what you don’t and how we can make it even better. If you are interested, please contact us at info@becketbeat.org.
Related Articles
Becket’s Bee Gillespie Sees No Place for Hate
Bee Gillespie, explains that the joy they find in meeting people and making friends, along with their desire to create change, were the drivers behind them joining and becoming a leader in the school’s No Place for Hate organization. The group’s work is designed to create
Charcoal City: A Becket Name That Endures
Adele Levine explores “Charcoal City,” a historic Becket neighborhood defined by its 19th-century charcoal industry. Despite the industry’s decline and vanished kilns, the area’s name survives through local heritage and official state designation.
Mary Kay McCloskey Retires from Becket Washington School
Mary Kay McCloskey, principal of Becket Washington Elementary School, retires after 26 years, reflecting on her dedication to students and the community, emphasizing personalized education and lasting connections.
