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December 1, 2009

Anonymous The Salem News Tue Dec 01, 2009, 12:02 AM EST

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Mike Annese has been named market center director of KW Commercial, a division of Keller Williams Realty, Beverly.

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Elaine Clarke of Sagan Realtors in Swampscott recently completed training with a Massachusetts Association of Realtors program in Waltham.

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Dr. Lisa Rome, a graduate of Albany Medical College, recently joined Hospice of the North Shore in Danvers as a palliative care physician.

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Michael Harrington of The Entrepreneur's Source in Beverly was recently awarded the Terry O. Powell Leadership Award at the company's annual conference in Phoenix.

Milestones

Beverly Community Access Media (BevCam) and its producers recently received recognition in five categories from The Alliance for Community Media Northeast at the annual Hometown Video Awards ceremonies.

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The Beverly Hospital Wound and Hyperbaric Medicine Center was recently recognized as a Center of Distinction by Diversified Clinical Services, and is one of only two in Massachusetts and 13 nationally to receive this designation.

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Kelly's Roast Beef, which has a location in Danvers, was named restaurant of the year by the Retailers Association of Massachusetts.

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The Topsfield Fair garnered five awards at the Massachusetts Agricultural Fairs' Association Media Awards competition, including first place in the Web site category.

Giving

Heritage Salem Five Charitable Foundation, which was established by Salem Five Bank, recently granted $5,000 to four nonprofit agencies: Beverly Bootstraps, Salem Cyberspace, the Salem Mission and Wellspring House.

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NMTW Community Credit Union, which has branch offices in Danvers, recently donated $1,000 to the People to People Food Pantry, and served as a drop-off location for Holten Richmond Middle School's Thanksgiving food drive, which collected 3,569 pounds of food for the pantry.

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