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SeaComm Federal Credit Union SeaComm Branches Join CO-OP As of September 11th, 2023 SeaComm has joined the ATM and Shared Branches CO-OP which continues to allow SeaComm and other credit union members to visit CO-OP labeled shared branches and ATM’s across the nation without a surcharge-fee Previously, only our ATMs offered that capability to non-SeaComm members but we have now opened our branches as well allowing them
SeaComm Federal Credit Union SeaComm Business Newsletter 1st Edition - Spring 2025 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: The Inn at Gran View Finding a locally owned hotel that has stood the test of time may not be easy, but in our own backyard, and nestled along the shores of the mighty St Lawrence River stands The Gran-View, which is celebrating its 80th year of operation For decades, people have stopped at The Gran-View, located along
SeaComm Federal Credit Union SeaComm Business Newsletter 4th Edition - Winter 2024 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Wimpys Inn The restaurant industry can be very difficult to navigate Many establishments start off hot, but don’t last Others barely get off the ground So for one place to survive over 90 years, culturally unchanged, is nothing short of miraculous That is the story of Wimpy’s Inn Since the early 30’s, Wimpy
SeaComm Federal Credit Union SeaComm Business Newsletter 3rd Edition - Fall 2024 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Village Furniture Design For five different decades, residents of Malone, NY and the North Country have been trusting Village Furniture and Design with their furnishing needs Since the 1980s, its business has helped patrons pick the right pieces to fit the ideal picture of what they want their homes to look like Kathy
SeaComm Federal Credit Union SeaComm members are the owners of our credit union and they come in all age and sizes! A person is eligible to join SeaComm if they live, work, worship or attend school anywhere in St Lawrence, Franklin, Clinton, Essex, Jefferson, Lewis Counties, New York and Grand Isle, Chittenden,Franklin, Addison, Lamoille, Orleans and Washington Counties, Vermont We believe the service we give to our
SeaComm Federal Credit Union SeaComm Café Coming Soon We recently donated $20,000 to the St Lawrence Health Foundation This is the second installment of a five year, $100,000 pledge to the organization’s Great Care, Right Here Campaign This multi-million dollar expansion will allow Canton-Potsdam Hospital to meet the challenges of an ever evolving healthcare field while continuing to provide services to the
SeaComm Federal Credit Union SeaComm Business Newsletter 1st Edition 2024 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: High Point Downtown Massena has experienced a resurgence over the last several years, with plenty of new businesses filling once-empty storefronts Spencer Beckstead, a Massena native and owner of High Point clothing store, is one of many small business owners in the community who have contributed to this new growth Spencer
SeaComm Federal Credit Union In 1963, ten visionary employees of Chevrolet Aluminum Foundry of GM Corporation in Massena invested $5 each to obtain a share in a newly formed organization that we know today as SeaComm Federal Credit Union Initially working from a toolbox, the young credit union grew to 350 members, and in 1966 was moved to the UAW Hall Growth continued in the early 1970’s and in 1975 a merger and new