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South Shore Bank shares a long history with the South Shore region of Massachusetts. Although the name South Shore Savings Bank began in 1997 with the merger of Weymouth Savings Bank and South Weymouth Savings Bank, we were originally chartered by the General and Honorable Court of the Commonwealth in 1833 as the Weymouth and Braintree Institution for Savings. We have a proud heritage of commitment to the communities we serve. We are a full service mutual savings bank with 14 locations in eight communities throughout the South Shore. As a mutual savings bank, our duty is to serve our customers. We are locally managed and dedicated to the needs of the community rather than the demands of investors. As a regional banking leader, it is our mission to meet the needs of our customers. We do this by offering a variety of both traditional and innovative financial products for your personal and business banking needs. We are consistently developing our technology products to ensure our customers are provided with the convenient services they’ve grown to expect.
We have been devoted to the public welfare of the Hudson Valley since February 1st, 1871, when twenty-one citizens of Saugerties petitioned New York State for a charter as the Board of Trustees of Saugerties Savings Bank. The name changed to Sawyer Savings Bank in 1973 — weathering all business cycles and growing ever since. The bank doesn`t have stockholders. All its assets are held in a trust exclusively for the benefit of its depositors — you. We invest those deposits in the community: building homes, creating jobs, aiding capital expansion and helping the area and its people to grow and prosper.
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Today, Lone Star National Bank is a technologically advanced, full service, Valleywide, independent, community bank with over 300 employees. As of January 2005, total assets were in excess of one billion dollars. Our rapid growth is attributable to