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Business Briefs, June 27

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King Kullen recently presented to the Family Service League to benefit their summer camp programs for disadvantaged children. On hand for the check presentation to Family Service League were, from left, King Kullen President and Chief Operating Officer Joseph W. Brown; King Kullen Vice President – Corporate Strategy and Initiatives Tracey Cullen; Family Service League Chief Development Officer Jonathan Chenkin; and King Kullen Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer Bernard P. Kennedy. COURTESY KING KULLEN

King Kullen recently presented to the Family Service League to benefit their summer camp programs for disadvantaged children. On hand for the check presentation to Family Service League were, from left, King Kullen President and Chief Operating Officer Joseph W. Brown; King Kullen Vice President – Corporate Strategy and Initiatives Tracey Cullen; Family Service League Chief Development Officer Jonathan Chenkin; and King Kullen Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer Bernard P. Kennedy. COURTESY KING KULLEN

Wordhampton employees Megan Robinson, Ashley Lynch, and Nicole Castillo with the company's award. COURTESY WORDHAMPTON

Wordhampton employees Megan Robinson, Ashley Lynch, and Nicole Castillo with the company's award. COURTESY WORDHAMPTON

authorStaff Writer on Jun 24, 2024
WordHampton Public Relations Earns The Communicator Award WordHampton Public Relations was recently awarded The Communicator Award, which honors excellence in strategic, effective and meaningful communication. The Communicator Award is sanctioned... more

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