Win $5000 Just in Time for the Holidays!

Win $5000 Just in Time for the Holidays!

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The Fall $5000 Giveaway is underway! Brought to you by the Shelburne Falls Pub and Sweetheart Restaurant. Someone will win five grand just before the holidays. First, you have to become one of the 110 people who get into the grand prize drawing. There are two ways to do that.

  • Visit our sign-up locations and get your name in the sign-up boxes. We pull ten names at each location.
  • Listen for and enter daily keywords here on our website. 

Our final sign-up location is at the Shelburne Falls Pub on South Maple Street in Shelburne Falls. We’ll be there Friday, October 30th, from 4-6pm.

If you have a keyword, enter your email address below:

QUALIFIERS (SO FAR):

From Lundgren Honda, 9/26:

Beth Messer of Greenfield

Richard MacDonald of Northfield

Diane M. Lively of Greenfield

Deb Benoit of Montague

Krystal Ducharme of Turners Falls

Deb Beaulieu of Turners Falls

Rose Levasseur of Gill

Dan Clark of Bernardston

Lindsey Spencer of Montague

Patricia J. Vight of Colrain

From Antonio’s 2, 10/1:

Joseph Lawton-Curtis of Greenfield

Linda Caron of Montague

Shelley Bryant of Greenfield

Carole Akey of Greenfield

Tim Meyer of Gill

Cheri Wheeler of Greenfield

Jennifer Dowd of Greenfield

Jaydlyn Lohnes of Athol

William Hanlon of Bernardston

Steve Scala of Conway

From the Lamson Factory Outlet, 10/10:

Dana Dodge of Buckland

Sam Sokolosky of Shelburne

Ron Dobosz of Shelburne Falls

Jackie Howe of Buckland

Karen Lovett of Colrain

Sue Gordon of Greenfield

Matthew Wells of Heath

Barb Aubrey of Charlemont

Robert MacDonald of Leverett

Linda Rosewarne of Turners Falls

From Applebee’s of Greenfield, 10/16:

Julie Hall of Colrain

Heather Lawton of Gill

Don Cormier of Greenfield

Joanne Jarvis of Charlemont

Colleen Verderosa of Greenfield

Dominic Mitchell of Greenfield

John Bompastore of Greenfield

Joyce Morin of Turners Falls

Kenneth Bloom of Vernon, VT

Nicole Day of Turners Falls

From Cleary Jewelers, 10/23:

Sherri Haughey of Greenfield

Cheryl Demers of Turners Falls

Dan Skrypek of Montague

Sharon Matthews of Warwick

Peter Pavone of Greenfield

Emily Herron-Clark of Bernardston

Sharon Gilmore of Shelburne Falls

Tullio Pederzini of Montague

Tanishia Pendleton of Deerfield

Glenda Wood of Colrain

From Shelburne Falls Pub, 10/30:

Greg Boyd of Charlemont

Dan Haley of Brattleboro

Steven Finck of Shelburne Falls

Patty Herzig of Leyden

Frank Waldron of Turners Falls

Linola Lively of Greenfield

Kayla Armstrong of Hawley

Dann Emerson of Cummington

Susanne Leh of Turners Falls

Cie Simurro of Buckland

KEYWORD QUALIFIERS:

Rusty Potter of Greenfield

Debra Jacques of Greenfield

Carolyn Eddy of South Deerfield

Stephen E. Martin of Orange

Beverly Moulton of Whately

Michael Pierce of Erving

Randy Miller of Turners Falls

Ed Morley of Greenfield

Noelle Laprade of Easthampton

Matthew Hardgrove of West Halifax

Theresa Bothwell of Goshen

Dorothy Ducharme of Turners Falls

Doreen York of Greenfield

Eric Candelaria of Greenfield

Susan Rudnicki of Deerfield

Kimberleigh Howe of South Deerfield

Lisa Matosky of Erving

Matthew Earl of Greenfield

Heather Carlo of Greenfield

Katherine Merrigan of Greenfield

Jean Johnson of Holyoke

Jane Szelewicki of Hadley

William Shea of Gill

Carrie Holmes of Greenfield

Everett Smith of Montague

Lottie Hains of Orange

Denise Mankowsky of Erving

Adam Williams of Greenfield

Brody Trott of Montague

Brandon Stacy of South Deerfield

Liz Waldron of Erving

Patrick Currie of Turners Falls

Andy Bothwell of Goshen

Megan Cheney of Erving

Michael Kelton of Greenfield

Gina Varuzzo of Turners Falls

Tammy Wendolowski of Hatfield

Dick Townsley Sr. of Shelburne

Brenda Gravelle of Turners Falls

Beth Hatstat of Orange

JoJean Brunette of Shelburne

Elizabeth Phaneuf of Bernardston

Rebecca DiSciullo of Erving

Jay Gilbert of Bernardston

Michelle Whitney of Whately

Christine Clark of Greenfield

Catherine Cornwell of Orange

Amanda Savinski of Montague

Megg Churchill of Shelburne Falls

Emily Jillson of Athol

 

 

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