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Community Bank

Celebrates 150 Years

Happy Birthday to Community Bank who is celebrating its 150th anniversary! Started in St. Lawrence County in 1886, one year after the National Bank Act was established, the company came to the area in 2011 when they merged with Wilber Bank at their current location at Ford and Main in Oneonta. Stops in today for a slice of cake from Soda Jerks, and other refreshments. Pictured here are Senior V.P. Joe Sutaris, front, with Andrew McNichol, Susan Blanchard, Galina Whitman, Michael Neumann, Ranee' Moss, Michelle Deming, Mike Walling, Cherri Jones and Meta Currie. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
Happy birthday to Community Bank as it celebrates its 150th anniversary! Founded in St. Lawrence County in 1886, one year after the National Bank Act was passed, the company came to Otsego County in 2011 when they merged with Wilber Bank.   Stop in today at the regional office at Main and Ford, Oneonta, or at the Cooperstown branch on Route 28 south for birthday cake and other refreshments. Pictured here is Vice President & Regional Executive Joe Sutaris, center.  Others, from left, are Andrew McNichol, Susan Blanchard, Galina Whitman, Michael Neumann, Ranee’ Moss, Michelle Deming, Mike Walling, Cherri Jones and Meta Currie. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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