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Posted: March 13, 2008
Through The Lens
Members of Triangle Credit Union's board, representatives from Team Design, and Fulcrum Associates gathered for the groundbreaking of Triangle's new Manchester branch located off I-93 North, Exit 6, at 1030 Candia Rd. Maurice Simard, Jr., president/CEO of Triangle Credit Union was joined by George Adamaitis, chairman, Triangle Credit Union board of directors; James Delisle VP/general manager and Nery Bordas, project manager from the architectural firm of Team Design Inc.; and Jeff Luter, construction manager, Fulcrum Associates. This will be Triangle's fourth location in city.
The branch is expected to open in early summer of this year. A feature of the branch will be the added access of four drive-up lanes. The new branch will offer extended hours of operation for the drive-up service and open earlier and close later than traditional banking hours.
Triangle Credit Union is looking forward to expanding its full banking services to the community as well as serving the many select employee groups in the East Industrial Park Dr. area.
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