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Business Best: The Village Bank

The Village Bank is the only remaining mutual community bank headquartered in the City of Newton. The Bank meets its longstanding commitment to the community through full-service offices located in the heart of seven unique villages in Newton and neighboring Wayland. Celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2010, The Village Bank prides itself on providing residents and businesses with outstanding products and services, and with the advantage of local knowledge, local experience, and local decision making. The Bank's commitment to helping build a better community is legendary. In the past decade alone, The Village Bank has donated more than $1,000,000 to initiatives that enhance the quality of life in its marketplace. The Village Bank. A true community bank where it's always about you, the customer.
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