SALEM — Business owners under 40 gathered at Red Lulu Wednesday night to launch a new business group, YENS, or Young Entrepreneurs of the North Shore. Targeted to business owners under age 40, the group will plan workshops, arrange mentoring, and hold networking events and other activities for the young business community. The group was organized by the Enterprise Center at Salem State, with funding from a $10,000 grant from the Eastern Bank Charitable Trust.
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From left, Will Neely of Salem, Renee Gannon of Beverly and Herve Mukuna of Marblehead outside Red Lulu. David Le
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From left, Christian Francois, Vivienne Lowe and Jonathan Tapper. David Le/Staff photo
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Andy Varela, left, Holly Maitland and Fancis Vigeant. David Le/Staff photo
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Josh and Sara Hester of Beverly. David Le/Staff photo
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From left, Peter Lutts, Luis Delossantos and Jose Gondazalez at Red Lulu for a Young Entrepreneurs seminar by the Enterprise Center. David Le/Staff photo
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Man dies after leaving moving vehicle in Boxford
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The hourly rate for city garages has been slashed dramatically, the first of a wave of changes aimed at opening up spaces in the heart of a congested downtown by moving employees and other long-term users to the garages and the streets and lots on the perimeter of the core city. -
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