PYMNTS

JULY 3, 2020

People’s United Bank, which operates across Connecticut, southeastern New York state, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire, recently demonstrated the growing interest of community banks to collaborate with FinTechs to expand their product offering — just as larger national and multinational financial institutions (FIs) do.

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Independent Banker

NOVEMBER 21, 2021

As the first mutual bank to open in decades, Walden Mutual Bank is gearing up to support New England’s farmers, food service industry and sustainable food community. submitted its application to the FDIC at the end of August with the intent to serve New England’s local and sustainable food community with a bank owned by its depositors.

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Ublocal

APRIL 6, 2023

With many pandemic-related food relief programs ending—including increased SNAP benefits and free school lunches —as well as rising inflation and food costs , the risk of food insecurity for residents across our region is ever-growing. It’s also something that we can all work on together to eliminate.

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Ublocal

NOVEMBER 6, 2023

When the Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital emergency room opened 50 years ago, it was serving about ten patients per day. Union Bank saw this expansion as a chance to give back to the community in a way that would make a substantial impact. As Emily Hutchison, M.Ed.,

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Ublocal

MAY 4, 2022

Union Bank has always prioritized giving back to the communities we serve. In fact, last year we provided meaningful support to over 175 non-profit organizations throughout northern Vermont and northern New Hampshire. In this piece, we highlight Copley Hospital and Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital.

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Ublocal

MARCH 4, 2025

Meet our North Conway team, a group of local experts dedicated to understanding the banking needs of the Greater Mount Washington Valley region. Susan : I have lived in Chatham, New Hampshire (1 mile from Conway) for 34 years. How long have you lived in the MWV, and what brought you to this area?

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PYMNTS

FEBRUARY 24, 2016

One of the most significant: the health and importance of small businesses, and in particular, the “mom and pop” shops that line the main streets and side streets of our local communities. This quarter’s edition shows what happened, through the end of 2015, to the businesses that keep our local communities thriving and surviving.

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