Beverly: Jim Dunne, CEO, Northeast Senior Health, poses at Spectrum Adult Day Health Program. Photo by Ken Yuszkus/Salem News, Thursday, March 4, 2010. - SN SNAPS: Photos from The Salem News, covering the North Shore of Massachusetts

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salemnews > Danvers:
Meghan Duggan, 2010 U.S. women's hockey silver medalist from Danvers, during the parade in her honor.
Photo by Ken Yuszkus/Salem News, Sunday, March 21, 2010.

salemnews > Rev. Michael Duda, First Church in Wenham

salemnews > Wenham: Mike Duda at the Endicott College chapel. Duda has been named pastor of First Church in Wenham.
Photo by Bruno Matarazzo/Salem News. Saturday, April 8, 2006

salemnews > Stephen Schaffer, former Executive Director of Children's Friend and Family Services (l) presents Reverend Michael J. Duda, Senior Pastor at the First Church of Wenham, with Children's Friend and Family Services Champion for Children award. Over 150 people attended the Champion for Children Celebration held at Kernwood Country Club to honor Duda's contribution to children in Essex County. The annual Champion for Children award acknowledges the tremendous accomplishments of an individual in his/her professional and personal life-achievements that reflect Children's Friend and Family's core values of making a lasting difference in the improvement of lives of children and families. Richard J. Holbrook Chairman and CEO of Eastern Bank was honored with the award last year and Charlie Baker, President and CEO of Harvard Community Health Plan, was named the first recipient of the Champion for Children award.
, Stephen Schaffer, former Executive Director of Children's Friend and Family Services (l) presents Reverend Michael J. Duda, Senior Pastor at the First Church of Wenham, with Children's Friend and Family Services Champion for Children award. Over 150 people attended the Champion for Children Celebration held at Kernwood Country Club to honor Duda's contribution to children in Essex County. The annual Champion for Children award acknowledges the tremendous accomplishments of an individual in his/her professional and personal life-achievements that reflect Children's Friend and Family's core values of making a lasting difference in the improvement of lives of children and families. Richard J. Holbrook Chairman and CEO of Eastern Bank was honored with the award last year and Charlie Baker, President and CEO of Harvard Community Health Plan, was named the first recipient of the Champion for Children award.

salemnews > Beverly:
Jim Dunne, CEO, Northeast Senior Health, poses at Spectrum Adult Day Health Program.
Photo by Ken Yuszkus/Salem News, Thursday, March 4, 2010.

salemnews > Beverly: Sue Gabriel, former development director at Beverly School for the Deaf, started Monday as the new executive director of Beverly Bootstraps. Photo by Cate Lecuyer/Salem News Tuesday, July 22, 2008

salemnews > Beverly:
Robert L. Gass is the executive director of the Northshore Education Consortium.
Photo by Ken Yuszkus/Salem News, Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

salemnews > Jack Highberger, Alexis Baliotis, and Debra Freeman-Highberger, at Acorn gallery which teaches children ages from 5 - 18, elderly people and kids with learning disabilities.

salemnews > Salem:
Kate Fox, director of the city's tourism office Destination Salem, is at the gift shop at the House of Seven Gables.
Photo by Ken Yuszkus/Salem News, Sunday October 18, 2009.

salemnews > Beverly: Long-time Recreation Department Director, Joan Fairbanks, takes in the atmosphere at her retirement party at the Beverly Golf and Tennis Club Saturday night. (Photo by Paul Bilodeau/Salem News). Saturday, January 4, 2003 (NOTE: THIS IS A DIGITAL CAMERA IMAGE).
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salemnews > Salem: Kate Fox is the executive director of Destination Salem.
Photo by Linsey Tait/Salem News Thursday, April 17, 2008

salemnews > Debra Freeman-Highberger, Acorn gallery which teaches children ages from 5 - 18, elderly people and kids with learning disabilities.

Beverly:
Jim Dunne, CEO, Northeast Senior Health, poses at Spectrum Adult Day Health Program.
Photo by Ken Yuszkus/Salem News, Thursday, March 4, 2010.

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