The Buzz Online

This Week's The Buzz Online Spotlight

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Tender Corporation in Littleton will build a new headquarters in the Littleton Industrial Park.

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Becker’s Hospital Review in Ill. included Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Lebanon on its 150 “Greatest Places to Work in Healthcare” list.

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Franklin Savings Bank in Farmington elected three corporators: Peter Doane, family physician at Newfound Family Practice in Bristol; Kevin Irish, CIO of LRGHealthcare in Laconia; and Joseph Colby, owner of Colby Lumber Company in Boscawen.

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Granite YMCA in Manchester named Julie Costello branch director of the YMCA of Strafford County in Rochester. She will continue her position as district VP.

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The NH SPCA in Stratham partnered with Annie’s Angels in Stratham to help facilitate pet adoptions for US veterans suffering from PTSD.

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EnviroVantage in Epping hired Matthew Fitzpatrick, Walk Lufkin, and Nicholas Morse as estimators.

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McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton in Manchester promoted Jeremy Walker to its management committee. Walker joined the firm in 1996. McLane also named Alexandra Breed, a director at the firm, to chair of the trust and estates department.

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Cheshire Medical Center/Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Keene appointed Bob Ritchie to interfaith chaplain of the pastoral ministry department. Ritchie was formerly the pastor of the Bennington Congregational Church.

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The Bellows Falls Area Development Corporation in Vt. elected Mark Bodin, VP and CFO at Savings Bank of Walpole in Keene, to its board of directors.

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A&E Coffee Roastery & Tea in Amherst promoted Nichole DeClercq to wholesale manager from her position as barista.

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Coldwell Banker promoted Mike Keeler to regional VP of Northern New England from his position as branch manager at Coldwell's Laconia office.

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Southern NH Medical Center in Nashua was designated a lung cancer screening center by the American College of Radiology in Va.

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Speare Primary Care in Plymouth hired Dana Merrithew as a primary care physician. Merrithew previously served as a hospitalist at Speare Memorial Hospital.