Monday, March 25, 2013
Longtime local organization has distributed thousands in scholarship funds to Wakefield students.
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Monday, March 25
Several employees and friends of The Savings Bank came out to support the Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation of Wakefield during the recent Jazz Brunch at Bear Hill Golf Club. Among those who enjoyed the brunch and the music provided by the Jack Band were (seated, left to right) staff members Paula Pustorino, Angela Staffiere, Dorothy Canney, and (standing, left to right) Danielle Laurina, Kelly Rivers, Greenwood Office Manager Geri Rowe, Elena Lopes and guest Jennifer Rowe.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Celebrate the Green festival drew local residents and businesses to Greenwood Plaza last weekend.
The Savings Bank was among the local businesses that participated in ‘Celebrate the Green’ festival held at the Greenwood Plaza on Saturday. Kelly Rivers and Greenwood Office Manager Geri Rowe helped staff the Bank’s table during the event that was sponsored by Wakefield’s Event Planning Committee. Hundreds of local residents stopped by the event which will continue with shopping specials at local stores and businesses throughout the week.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Team sponsored by The Savings Bank won 2012 Twi-League Baseball championship.
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Tuesday, February 26
The Brewers, sponsored by The Savings Bank, were crowned champions of the 2012 Twi-League Baseball League after defeating Highlife in the finals. Brewers Matt Fiore, left, and Mike Greer, right, recently showcased the Chuck Oates Memorial Trophy to Raichelle Kallery, center, Senior Vice President – Marketing at The Savings Bank. In addition to playing on the team in the adult summer league, Matt and Mike also served as student officers of the 1st Educational Savings Branch of The Savings Bank during their senior year at Wakefield High School.
Monday, January 7, 2013
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Local business owner Jack Palano, right, stopped by the Main Office of The Savings Bank to listen to the sounds of the holiday season performed by Wakefield resident Don Hodgkins. The popular Holiday Music Series at the Main Office of The Savings Bank is an annual tradition featuring area musical groups and musicians.
Friday, December 21, 2012
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Friday, December 21, 2012
The Polymnia Choral Society helped launch the 2013 Holiday Music Series at The Savings Bank this month as featured performers at the Bank’s Main Office. The popular music series continues throughout the holidays on select Saturday mornings from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Bank customers and friends are encouraged to stop by the Main Office to enjoy the delightful sounds of the season.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Local students teamed up with staff at The Savings Bank for annual Mystic Valley Elder Services cookie drive.
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Student officers of the 1st Educational Savings Branch of The Savings Bank at Wakefield High School joined fellow students, staff members at The Savings Bank and WHS faculty and staff in baking and collecting cookies for the 9th annual Mystic Valley Elder Services “cookie drive.” Thousands of cookies were distributed to local elders who received the MVES holiday gift baskets this year. Helping to sort out the cookies are 1st Educational Savings Branch Officers (front row, left to right) Danielle Laurina, Gabriella Moscato, and Lauren Sullivan, and (standing, second from left to right) 1st Educational Savings Branch liaison Ally Houghton, and student officers Alan Conlon and Brett Wilson.
Friday, November 2, 2012
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Friday, November 2, 2012
Bear Cub Scout Pack 733 from the Barrows School in Reading recently toured the Main Office of The Savings Bank in Wakefield to learn about banking and how to save money in preparation for their Bear Badge. Main Office Assistant Manager Ally Houghton, (second row, left), conducted the tour for the scouts and their leaders.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
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Thursday, October 18, 2012
The Savings Bank was well represented at the Citizens’ Scholarship of Wakefield Golf Tournament held recently at Bear Hill Golf Club. Taking part in the Bank’s foursome were (from left) James Taylor, Vice President – Retail Securities, TSB Securities Group of The Savings Bank; Stephen Phillips; Vito Vacca, retired Corporator, The Savings Bank; and Philip F. Freehan, Vice President and Commercial Banking Officer, The Savings Bank.
Monday, October 8, 2012
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Monday, October 8, 2012
James Taylor, Vice President – Retail Securities, TSB Securities Group of The Savings Bank, met with student officers of the 1st Educational Savings Branch at Wakefield High School to teach them about the stock market as they prepare for the upcoming year. Taylor is one of the mentors from the Bank who meet with the student banking officers during the year to teach them about the various segments of the financial services industry.
Monday, September 17, 2012
Local banking company advises business owners to read these five points before applying for a loan.
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Monday, September 17, 2012
The following is an announcement from The Savings Bank: Despite what you may hear in the news, banks have the funds and want to make loans to small business owners who have the ability to survive and thrive in our challenging economy. Today’s low interest rates make this an especially good time to apply. But before you do, The Savings Bank advises small business owners to review the following checklist: 1. Have you developed and maintained an ongoing business relationship with your banker? Relationships count in the banking world. To effectively serve customers, bankers need to understand their goals, anticipated financial needs and current financial situation. This level of understanding can only come from a continuous dialogue …
