June 6, 2018 – Portsmouth, NH — Piscataqua Savings Bank recently announced the election of three new corporators and a new trustee for their upcoming fiscal year at the Annual Meeting of the Corporation. The new corporators are Penelope (Phelps) Craig, owner of BRGR Bar from Rye, NH; David J. (D.J.) Haskins, Director of Strategy at…
May 22, 2018 – Portsmouth, NH — Laurie Siergiewicz has joined Piscataqua Savings Bank Trust and Investment Department as Trust Officer. The Trust and Investment team offers comprehensive services to individuals, families, and nonprofits seeking a long-term relationship to manage their assets. Siergiewicz brings a wealth of experience to Piscataqua Savings Bank. Her professional certifications include…
President’s Message In conjunction with the building renovation, a Historic Committee has been formed to discover, preserve and display the Bank’s past. The cover to this report is an example of some of the discoveries and is appropriate that it shows an advertisement when the Bank first moved into 15 Pleasant Street in 1925 with…
By Rick Wallis May 14, 2018 at 5:07 PM – Portsmouth, NH — Before I begin my statements about credit union taxation, I would like to say that credit unions are part of a unique and diverse financial system in the United States. The banking and credit union systems are like no other in the world…
May 10, 2018 at 3:44 PM – Portsmouth, NH — Piscataqua Savings Bank restored its landmark marquee above its main entrance at 15 Pleasant St. earlier this month. The marquee has welcomed visitors into its doors for decades, and bank CEO Rick Wallis said restoring the marquee helps “celebrate the bank’s 141-year history while at the…
May, 2018 – Portsmouth, NH — Piscataqua Savings Bank recently held its Annual Meeting of the Corporation at the Atlantic Grill, attended by members of the Board of Corporators, members of the Board of Trustees, Bank officers, and staff. Chairman of the Board Michael J. Asselin welcomed all in attendance to the meeting. Mr. Asselin acknowledged…
By Robert Levey news@seacoastonline.com April 29, 2018 at 7:21 PM – Portsmouth, NH — A program implemented at all city schools, Farm to School educates students about the nature of food and provides unique opportunities for teachers to engage them in unique ways. “I have been taking my students to the garden as well as to…
