Photos by Frank J. Leone
19th Annual Festival of Trees, Valley Office Park, Methuen, November 2012
Merrimack Valley
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From left, Alan Maranto of Methuen, treasurer, celebrity chef Paul Wahlberg of Hingham and Alma Nove Restaurant and Whalburgers, and Cindy Mazella of Methuen, vice-president at the 19th Annual Festival of Trees.
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Grace Fontaine of Methuen is all smiles with her Chicken Piccata served by chef/owner Walter Collins of Two Chefs Are Better Than One, in the food court.
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Sam Ambra of Simply Elegant Catering, Haverhill, with his granddaughter Elizabeth, 1, of Lawrence, and his Chef Sam Christmas tree display.
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Event organizers, from left, Kay DiFiore and Gina Lannon, both of Methuen, Ann Guastaferro of Lawrence, president, Patty George of Salem, event chairman, Maureen Pollard, festival chairman, and Sharon Pollard, Preservation chairman, both of Methuen. They appear with the Methuen Firefighters tree display.
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