Norway Savings Bank recently donated $5,000 to the annual fund of the Center for Wisdom’s Women in Lewiston. The bank has been an ongoing supporter of the women’s center, most recently serving as the sponsoring bank for a $500,000 affordable housing grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston. Those funds will be applied […]
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Norway Savings Bank recognizes employees
NORWAY — Norway Savings Bank held its annual Employee Awards Banquet on Feb. 6 to celebrate employee achievements for 2017. The theme was Super Heroes and attendees dressed in costume and were treated to an evening of food, music, games and prizes. Janel Danforth, assistant vice president of retail operations was named 2017 Employee of the Year. […]
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Norway Savings donates to Gray/New Gloucester schools
Jay Kiel, left, manager of Norway Savings Bank’s Gray branch, and Mary Martell, right, customer relations representative, present Dunn School Principal Geoff Robbins with a check for $1,575.58 to help engage students in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), and literacy programs. The money is from branch customers donating to the bank’s Pocket Change for […]
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Maine Gladiators, Norway Savings raise funds for youth hockey scholarship
Norway Savings Bank and Maine Gladiators joined forces on Oct. 26 to raise more than $1,700 to benefit kids who want to play hockey but experience financial limitations. The money raised will go to scholarships. The event took place at the Norway Savings Bank Arena in Auburn. For the event, Norway Savings Bank President and […]
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Norway Savings Bank donates to Trinity Jubilee Center
Representatives from Norway Savings Bank present a $1,012 to Erin Reed, executive director of Trinity Jubilee Center. The funds will be used for building materials as it renovates its space. From left are Ian Pullen, VP commercial loan officer, Norway Savings Bank; Pat Weigel, president and CEO, Norway Savings Bank; Erin Reed, executive director, Trinity Jubilee […]
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Business After Hours May 18
AUBURN — The Lewiston Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce will hold Business After Hours from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 18, at Norway Savings Bank, 31 Court St. There is no need to register for this free event, catered by 84 Court Street with desserts from Tripp’s Farmhouse Cafe.
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Norway Savings supports young gardeners, Alan Day Garden
Norway Savings Bank has teamed up with the Alan Day Community Garden in Norway to sponsor students to attend the garden’s eight-week Youth Leadership Program for the summer of 2017. The Alan Day Community Garden is a nonprofit organization dedicated to a healthy future for the people and land of Oxford Hills. Through a variety […]
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Supporting library technology
Norway Savings Bank awards the Auburn Public Library a $500 grant to support the its efforts to upgrade technology. The library has more than 55 computers for use by the public, including iPads and Android tablets, to assist with job searches, genealogical research, online coursework, and other activities. Library Director Mamie Anthoine Ney, center, receives […]
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Norway Savings promotes five
NORWAY — Norway Savings Bank announces the recent promotion of five employees. They are Dan Walsh to executive vice president, commercial banking; Janice deLima to vice president, community reinvestment officer; Ian Pullen to vice president, commercial lending; Elysia Avery to assistant vice president and Gray branch manager; and Donny Hinkley, assistant vice president, commercial lending. […]
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Norway Savings cooks up help for food pantries
NORWAY — Norway Savings Bank employees raised $10,000 to help feed Maine families struggling with food insecurity by donating proceeds raised from selling “Colorful Cooking Solutions,” a cookbook of recipes from bank employees. The bank raised $10,000 through the sale of the cookbooks, and selected five food pantries across Maine to receive $2,000 each. Local […]