Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Donation will assist families in need.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
The following was submitted by Boiling Springs Savings Bank. Have something you'd like to announce to the community? Upload it here. Montville Kiwanis President Linda Gannon (second from left), Montville Kiwanis Food Pantry Co-Chair Deane Driscoll and Boiling Springs Savings Bank’s Montville Office Assistant Branch Manager Tania Guterman pose for a picture to commemorate the bank's $4,000 donation to the Montville Kiwanis Food Pantry. During this economic crisis, followed by the effects of Sandy, there are many people who have fallen on hard times and are in need of help. This generous donation will assist local families and shows Boiling Springs Savings Bank’s commitment to being a true leader in the Montville community.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Bruno Stillo's first birthday brings community together.
Eleven-month-old Bruno Stillo cannot catch a cold. He cannot be exposed to heat in the summer, or be held by a stranger, or catch too much sunlight in the backseat while he is riding in the car with his mother. If any of these things happen to him, he could suffer a life-threatening seizure. Stillo suffers from Dravet Syndrome, a rare but serious form of childhood epilepsy where the baby breaks out into unexpected seizures, sometimes triggered by controllable factors, like changing lights or temperatures, but sometimes not. Stillo will be turning 1-year-old on Thursday. He will also be celebrating two months to the day he has been without a seizure-the longest he has gone without a seizure episode since he was three months old. And Stillo …
Friday, March 2, 2012
Students and community members pitched in.
Cedar Hill Elementary School students collected and donated coins this week to sponsor a student in Ghana, West Africa. The student, 9-year-old Musah Abu, is sponsored through Pagus:Africa. Cedar Hill's Character Education Committee and Student Council has held fundraisers for the student the last two years. In reaching out globally, students have learned about Ghana and incorporated Ghanaian games, stories and beading into some of their fundraising activities, kindergarten teacher Cathy Lundquist said. The latest fundraiser, Change for a Change, invited residents to donate coins in Boiling Springs Savings Bank's coin counting machine. Students from each class donated change, and piggy banks were set up at the Red Barn and the Senior House…
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susan karl
11:58 am on Friday, March 2, 2012
Well done, what a great way to teach humanitarianism to the children. more ›