Canton, NY — In response to a growing need across our region, North Country Savings Bank has announced a donation of $4,000 to support several local food pantries that play a vital role in feeding individuals and families facing hardship in the North Country.

North Country Savings Bank is nearing completion of renovations to our Canton Lobby, a major project that will modernize the space, improve customer service, and make transactions more efficient.

When you stop by North Country Savings Bank’s Massena branch, you’ll find a familiar North Country face ready to welcome you.

North Country Savings Bank President and Chi

Ever wonder what happens to your money after it’s deposited at North Country Savings Bank? 

For Jenny Bradish, a Regional Loan Originator at North Country Savings Bank, returning to the Potsdam Branch is a full-circle moment. It’s a chance to come back to where her career in banking began, and to reconnect with a community she knows well and cares for.

Canton, NY – January 12th, 2025 – North Country Savings Bank is proud to announce a Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) sponsorship deal with five exceptional local student-athletes who have demonstrated the spirit of North Country pride and dedication.

North Country Savings Bank recently announced the installation of parking spots exclusively for military veterans. This initiative is part of the bank’s ongoing commitment to recognize and honor the sacrifices made by those who have served in the armed forces.

North Country Savings Bank President and Chief Executive Officer R. Brian Coakley and the Board of Trustees announced the appointment of Brian Monette to the Bank’s Board of Trustees, effective July 23rd, 2024.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average person will work roughly twelve jobs in their lifetime and stay with a company for less than five years.

NCSB Relationship Specialist Linda Rufa has a long history with the Massena American Legion Post 79. She has vague memories from her childhood of pool tables and shuffleboards, back when her father, a World War II veteran, served as the Post Commander.

Tiffany Frederick’s office at the Ogdensburg Branch looks like many others, with a warm wood tone, multiple computer monitors, and pictures of family spread out across a desk.