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Pittsfield honors Harold F. Glenross ahead of his 101st birthday

Pittsfield Town Council · December 3, 2024
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Summary

The council and Pittsfield Historical Society presented Harold F. Glenross with a Boston Post cane and recognized him as the town's oldest living citizen at the Dec. 3 meeting; Glenross served on the town council and was mayor in 1982.

At the opening of its Dec. 3 meeting, the Pittsfield Town Council and the Pittsfield Historical Society recognized Harold F. Glenross as the town's oldest living citizen ahead of his 101st birthday.

Representatives presented Glenross with a Boston Post cane and thanked him for his years of service to the town; the transcript records that Glenross served on the town council for a number of years and was mayor in 1982. Family members declined a posed photo at one point, and the group took photographs in the meeting room.

Councilors and attendees offered congratulations. The recognition was a brief ceremonial portion of the meeting before the council proceeded to budget and ordinance business.