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Posted: August 23, 2019
Essex Savings Bank names three new trustees
Essex, CT Essex Savings Bank held its semi-annual trustees meeting July 15, at the bank’s Plains Rd. office. Bank chairman Doug Paul, welcomed the attendees and stated that the combined Essex Savings Bank, Essex Financial and Essex Trust posted record earnings for the nine months ending June 30, as compared to the same period last year.
Elected at the meeting were three new bank trustees, general dentist and owner of Egidio Dental Care, P.C., Aaron Egidio D.M.D.; electrical contractor and owner of Top Notch Electrical Services, Timothy Lee; and plastic surgeon and owner of her own practice, Dr. Beth Collins, M.D.
In addition to those newly elected, trustee Rebekah Renshaw of Westbrook, retired at the meeting after serving the bank for 19 years.
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