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Posted: August 7, 2008
Bridgewater Savings Bank awards $15,000 in scholarships to students
Bridgewater Savings continues its tradition of supporting our communities and its students by awarding $15,000 in scholarships to thirteen very talented scholars.
The recipients of our eleven high school scholarships are:
*Apponequet H.S.: Marc Driscoll and Rachel Pink
*Bridgewater-Raynham Regional H.S.: Minahel Abid and Meghan Manning
*Bristol Plymouth VoTech H.S.: Arsenio Latimore
*Carver H.S.: Jolene Harju
*Middleborough H.S.: Monica Andrews
*Middleborough H.S.: Amy Jameson
*Memorial Scholarship: Sherren Doyle
*Taunton H.S.: Chelsie McMann and Benjamin Sisskind
West Bridgewater H. S.: Maxwell Terban
In addition to the above high school graduates, the bank also awarded a scholarship to Jeffrey Bailey of Bridgewater State College.
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