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wbjournal.com | November 7, 2016 | Worcester Business Journal 23 P H O T O F I N I S H Would you like to see your face on the Photo Finish page? Please send submissions to editorial@wbjournal.com. Mutual support Framingham-based MutualOne Bank donated $10,000 to the Salvation Army, toward services for those in need of help with things like public transportation, diapers and school supplies. Pictured (from left) are Jean Hoskins, Lincoln Street, Framingham branch manager, MutualOne; Maj. Lynnann Rivers and Maj. Walter Rivers of the Salvation Army; and Yves Munyankindi of MutualOne. Expert Advisors Gardner's GFA Federal Credit Union, for the fifth year, has been collaborating with Gardner High School students with the GFA Student Advisory Board. The advisory board is an opportunity for a group of students to learn about career paths in a credit union, financial literacy, how to read financial statements and other topics. The students choose officers and meet with the GFA management team on a regular basis. Venue victory The Farm at SummitWynds in Holden was chosen as a Top Barn Wedding Venue in Massachusetts by the website RusticWeddings.com. The farm, originally a fieldstone ski lodge, is on 35 acres. It's owned by Amy Parker and Richard Atkins and was owned by Parker's parents. The site has been a working horse farm since 1964. Manufacturing leader Franklin-based Tegra Medical was honored as a products leader in the first annual Massachusetts Manufacturing Caucus Awards at the Massachusetts State House in Boston. State Rep. Jeffrey Roy (D-Franklin) nominated Tegra Medical for the award. Pictured (from left) are State Rep. John Fernandes (D-Milford); Roy; Bob Miller, Brian Rua and Mike Egli of Tegra; and Jay Ash, the Massachusetts secretary of housing & economic development. Artistic Endeavor The landmark George Washington mural in downtown Worcester, a 40-foot faded Old Glory, is being revived. Worcester's oldest surviving street mural, it was commissioned in 1975 for the nation's bicentennial. It was designed by the former dean of the school at the Worcester Art Museum, artist Sante Grazian, who died in 2005. The mural work is being underwritten by K&L Realty LLC.