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Community Involvement

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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Why You Should Recycle Your Old Electronics

By Lynn Viesti Berube Over the past decade, we’ve watched the world’s adoption of new technology grow exponentially, to a point where there are more mobile devices than people on the planet. We’re also seeing the rate at which electronics are replaced increase, driven by affordability, shorter lifespans, and a…
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Five Ways to Prepare Your Family for an Emergency

[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] Five Ways to Prepare Your Family for an Emergency By Pam Reiss It was just another Saturday morning in paradise when citizens in Hawaii picked up their phones to see an alert come across the screens. Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency had accidentally sent an alert notification…
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