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opened a new location at the Colony Mill Marketplace in Keene from its previous branch location at 391 West Street to newly-renovated offices at 210 West Street." />
Keene, NH (June 6, 2019) – opened a new location at the Colony Mill Marketplace in Keene. The Bank moved from its previous branch location at 391 West Street to newly-renovated offices at 210 West Street.
“ is continuing to grow in Keene, and our new location supports that growth and provides our team with a spacious new location featuring all the modern banking conveniences for our personal and business banking customers,” said Senior Vice President and Regional Manager Ben Wheeler.
The historic building that houses of Keene was originally constructed in 1810. To many area residents it is well known for its more recent and “sweet” past as the former home of Ye Goodie Shoppe, now located at 49 Main Street.
In addition to the new branch location, is financing the development of residential apartments in the Colony Mill Marketplace.
“While our new location is just a short distance down the street, it is a big enhancement for our customers who now enjoy easier access to our office, ample parking and an ATM that accepts deposits with no slips or envelopes,” said of Keene Branch Manager Eliza Berry.
The opening of ’s Colony Mill Marketplace location is the latest achievement of years of growth in New Hampshire and New England.
NBT’s New England Timeline
The last decade has been one of growth for , and New England has figured prominently. Some key milestones include:
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offers personal banking, business banking and wealth management services from locations in six states, including New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine. The bank and its parent company, Bancorp, are headquartered in Norwich, NY. Bancorp had assets of $9.5 billion as of March 31, 2019 and is traded on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol B. .
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