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April 8, 2008

Anonymous The Salem News Tue Apr 08, 2008, 03:35 AM EDT

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Tina Beaulieu, a licensed mental health counselor, has opened a private practice at 23 Railroad Ave., Swampscott.

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Evergreen Terrace, private assisted care apartments, has opened at Renaissance Gardens, an assisted care, rehabilitation and nursing care facility in Peabody. Renaissance Gardens is part of Brooksby Village.

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Dr. Paul J. Hannaway of Marblehead, an esteemed North Shore allergist until his death in November 2007, will be presented with a posthumous "Lifetime Service Award" by The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, New England Chapter, at their annual spring gala dinner and auction on April 10 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Cambridge.

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Mary Ann Salvati of Peabody was named employee of the month for March at The Resource Connection Inc. of Middleton and Boston.

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William Massos of South Hamilton has been appointed vice president of commercial lending for Boston Private Bank's North Shore office in Beverly.

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Joseph Leary has been appointed to the position of senior vice president, commercial loan officer for Salem Five.

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Beth Anne Bower, a Stoneham resident who recently worked at Suffolk University, has been named to the position of special assistant to the president for external affairs at Salem State College.

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Jeanne Monaco of Boxford recently earned accreditation as a staging professional, who can prepare homes to be listed on the market.

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Michele DiRuzza of Danvers has been promoted to bankruptcy administrator, and Kristen Wilson of Newburyport to director of operations, at the law offices of Michael Eramo and Associates. The firm has offices in Danvers, Wakefield and Framingham.

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Dale McCalla, a senior vice president, has retired from The First National Bank of Ipswich after 34 years.

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David Grey, principal of Grey Investments, has been named chairman of the board of Children's Friend and Family Services in Salem, which provides community-based counseling and related support services for youth in Essex County.

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Anthony Rauseo has been named manager of the new Verizon Wireless Communications store at North Beverly Plaza, 71 Dodge St.

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Rhino Public Relations, a public relations agency in Hamilton, has hired Jennifer Shelby as account executive.

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Mark Girard, M.D., was recently elected by his peers to serve as president of the medical staff at North Shore Medical Center.

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Robert Gurman of Marblehead, a financial services executive for MetLife of Danvers, has earned designation as a Chartered Advisor for Senior Living.

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Raymond MacKay of Peabody recently won the Donald F. "Truly" Warner Award, the top award at GE Aviation in Lynn's annual Engineering Recognition Day. The award recognized over 35 years of contributions to the field of aeromechanics. Other locals, in a team that was recognized with the Dr. Sanford A. Moss Memorial Award, were Brad Denison of Beverly and Scott Pelletier of Swampscott, chosen for their performance on the YT706 engine official qualification LCF test for the U.S. Army.

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Susan Samperi of Beverly has been appointed senior vice president of philanthropy and president of Northeast Health Foundation, the nonprofit organization that works to build philanthropic support for Northeast Health System, the parent company of Beverly Hospital.

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Edward Spicer, vice president of Ocean States Investigative Group in Beverly, was recently elected president of the Maine Licensed Private Investigator's Association.

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Richard D'Autilio has been promoted to general manager of Bostik Inc. of Middleton's Construction and Distribution Division.

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Donna Lambert has joined the Keller Williams Realty Salem/Beverly Market Center.

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Tara Porter has been named rehabilitation director at Devereux House nursing facility in Marblehead.

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John Barnhill of Marblehead, the assistant vice president of Institutional Advancement at Salem State College, was recently appointed to the Marblehead-Swampscott YMCA board of directors.

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Tom Palladino has been named administrative director for North Shore Medical Center Emergency Services.

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Anthony Fusco of Hamilton has joined the legal firm of Glovsky and Glovsky in Beverly, where he concentrates on estate planning and administration, elder law planning and business and succession planning.

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