SalemNews.com, Salem, MA

Business

Related Photos

  • From left, James Harrison, North Shore site director for The Food Project, and Andrew Rodgers of Grean Meadows Farm attend the forum. Deborah Parker/Staff photos

    2925365SN.jpg

  • LEFT: From left, Anthony Fusco, Bryan Natale and Phil Wysor, all with Glovsky and Glovsky attorneys at law in Beverly; Malcolm MacLean with MacLean, Holloway, Doherty, Adriff and Morse attorneys at law in Peabody; and Rinus Oosthoek, executive director of the Salem Chamber of Commerce, attend the forum.

    2925371SN.jpg

  • Scott Soares, commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources, was the speaker at the North Shore public policy breakfast forum, sponsored by the North Shore Chamber of Commerce and held at the Salem Waterfront Hotel in Salem last Wednesday morning.

    2925367SN.jpg

  • RIGHT: From left, Diana Kerry of North Shore Community College; Rosalin Acosta of TD Wealth Management and chairwoman of the North Shore Chamber of Commerce; and Wayne Burton of North Shore Community College.

    2925364SN.jpg

  • Jim O’Brien, general manager of the Topsfield Fair, speaks during the forum.

    2925366SN.jpg

Discussion

The Salem News has a real-name policy for commenting. Users may sign in using the Facebook Connect tool above the comments field. Once your first comment is posted by a moderator, all future comments will post automatically. If you prefer not to use Facebook, send an e-mail with your comments user name (which must be the same as your real name), city or town, street address and daytime phone number to comments@salemnews.com. A staff member will contact you directly to confirm your identity. It may take a day or two before you can post comments. Only your user name will be public. All users are required to follow our rules for commenting, which can be found here.

comments powered by Disqus
July 21, 2010

Gatherings: Public policy breakfast forum

SALEM — There was a good turnout at the Salem Waterfront Hotel last week to hear Scott Soares, commissioner of the state Department of Agricultural Resources, discuss business trends and growth opportunities in agriculture, including nontraditional farms such as wind farms. The program was the latest in a series of economic and public policy breakfast forums hosted by the North Shore Chamber of Commerce.

Text Only | Photo Reprints
Business

AP Video
Stocks Fall Sharply As Greek Deal Is Held Up $25B Settlement Reached Over Foreclosure Abuses States, Banks Reach Foreclosure-abuse Settlement Bernanke: Recovery Depends on Consumer Spending And the Winner for Best Super Bowl Ad Is... Unemployment Rate Down to 8.3% Hiring Burst Pushes Jobless Rate Down to 8.3% Status Update: Facebook to Go Public, Raise $5B Pfizer Recalls 1M Birth Control Packs Pfizer Recalls 1M Birth Control Packs After Mixup $10 Billion Deutsche Boerse, NYSE Merger Blocked Stocks Have Best January Since '97 Serbia Buys US Steel Plant for $1 Will Investors 'Like' Facebook After IPO? Fed Moves Mean Little Interest for Savers Fed Unlikely to Raise Rates Until at Least 2014 RIM's Future Lies With New CEO's Decisions Lagarde to Europe: Boost Growth and Protections Tom Curley Announces His Retirement AP CEO Tom Curley Announces His Retirement
NDN Video
First glimpse of Blue Ivy Carter Absolute Lin-sanity Test on Comforter in Powell Unit Shows Blood Angry Dad Shoots Teens Laptop Hero Driver Saves Kids From Burning Bus Funeral to be held for Powell boys Kobe was 'rooting for Patriots' in Super Bowl Sandusky on having to stay inside and people turning on him Wookie Sensation Uzbek Man Pleads Guilty in Plot to Kill Obama Woolly Mammoth Caught on Camera? Sandusky makes a statement Did JLo 'Assault' Marc Anthony on Camera? Christie Brinkley's Runway Slip Toddler forced to run half-naked in snow Halle Wants to Leave the Country Northern Lights shine above earth Plane makes perfect belly landing Kris Jenner New Face of Arousal Oils Raw Video: School Bus Burst Into Flames
Comments Trcker