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What’s Happening in Milford, Connecticut, October 2019

[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] What’s Happening in Milford, Connecticut, October 2019 By Celeste Lohrenz Temperatures are dipping from the summer heat, and the days are getting shorter.  It’s all happening just in time for several exciting October events in Milford, several of them that have become traditional fall fixtures in…
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Special Notice to Customers

Dear Customers of The Milford Bank: We recognize that many government employees have been financially impacted by the partial government shutdown. In 1872, The Milford Bank was founded for the purpose of serving our communities and that objective has not changed. As your neighbors and friends, we understand the challenges…
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Helping Beat Food Insecurity in Milford

By Celeste Lohrenz Food insecurity is defined by the USDA as “a household-level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate food.” As amazing as it may seem, nearly 13% of Americans overall – and 17.5% of children – live in households that are considered “food insecure.” …
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Safety Tips for Online Banking

By Dave Wall As with most services today, banking has moved into the digital world. Online banking provides an easy way to manage personal finances quickly and conveniently, without the need to worry about mailing checks to pay bills or going to the bank for simple transactions. But, the rise…
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It has come to our attention that some customers have received phishing phone calls claiming to be from “The Milford Bank Security Department.” Please remember: The Milford Bank will never ask you to share personal or confidential information. If something feels off, hang up and call us directly at (203) 783 5700.