The Buzz Online

This Week's The Buzz Online Spotlight 

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Hospitals & Health Networks magazine included five NH hospitals on its 2013 "Most Wired" list: Concord Hospital in Concord; Elliot Health System in Manchester; Exeter Health Resources in Exeter; Littleton Regional Healthcare in Littleton; and New London Hospital in New London. 

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St. Mary's Bank in Manchester hired Pamela Ordway as VP, loan operations manager. Previous to this, Ordway was VP and senior underwriter at Numerica Savings Bank in Manchester.

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Debra Douglas, current chair of the NH Lottery Commission in Concord, was elected as chair of the Tri-State Lotto Commission which offers joint games between NH, Vermont, and Maine. 

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People's United Community Foundation, a division of People's United Bank in Manchester, donated $5,000 to Harbor Homes, a residential and supportive services provider in Nashua. The money will go toward Harbor Homes' Homeless Veteran Reintegration Program. 

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Marguerite's Place, Inc. in Nashua hired Melissa Ballard Sullivan as director of development and public relations. Previously, Ballard Sullivan was spokesperson for the VT-NH Red Cross Blood Services Region at Elliot Health System in Manchester.

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Fulcrum Associates in Amherst promoted Steve Sareault to director of construction operations. 

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TD Bank in Keene hired Laverne Ellis as store manager. Ellis is also an assistant VP.

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North Branch Construction in Concord was granted the design/build contract for renovations on the University of NH's McConnell Hall. JSA Architects, Inc. in Portsmouth is the architect on the project.

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The NH Liquor Commission in Concord selected wedu in Manchester as agency-of-record. It will be responsible for the marketing and advertising of the NH Liquor and Wine Outlets.

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The Bank of America Charitable Foundation donated $10,000 to the NH Community Loan Fund in Concord to assist its Farm Food Initiative, which works to stengthen the local food industry in NH.

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Catholic Medical Center in Manchester has agreed to participate in the Anthem Patient Centered Primary Care program, which focuses on putting the patient at the center of their health care.

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Alliance for Dental Care in Rochester hired Michael Ambra to its practice.