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Dear member, 

Each year, we award 10 Donald DeVirgeles Memorial Scholarships to high school seniors. Reading the applications is a highlight and reminds us how incredible our young people are. This year was no different with 109 seniors from Clinton, Essex, Franklin and St. Lawrence counties sending in applications. In fact, these students represented 27 different school districts:

  • 4 in Franklin County
  • 5 in Essex County
  • 8 in Clinton County
  • 10 in St. Lawrence County

In the coming weeks we’ll announce the winners of two $1,000 scholarships and eight $500 scholarships. Thank you to all who applied, and to those who had the hard job of selecting recipients!

Russ Cronin
President & CEO

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Your Credit Union, In the Spotlight

Thanks to all of you who joined us for our annual meeting on Monday, May 15. We're proud to say that your credit union remains strong. For example, overall assets increased 3%, to $81 million. This is faster than the national average. For those who weren’t in Tupper Lake, here’s a brief recap of the message we shared.
Certificate Special Still Live

The Share Certificate Special continues to be available to June 30. Those who qualify earn 3.75% APY with a 12-month certificate by investing new money with the credit union. Some restrictions apply and you must invest money not currently held in an account at the credit union. Learn More.
Free Shred Day Is Back

Our first-ever Tupper Lake Shred Day was a big hit, so we’re doing it again. Stop by Friday, June 2, from 9-11 a.m. for a Document Shred Event that is open to all. You’re welcome to bring up to five Bankers Box-size cartons of material to be destroyed. Complete Details.
MEMBER STORY

Reviving Historic Hospitality

In Jen Jurczak’s career, she’s been an EMT, handled administrative and training duties for an ambulance company, owned a cleaning business, and been a fry cook and waitress. Now, she has one more title for her resume: Hotel owner.

In March, she and her boyfriend, Ken Kovalewski, bought the iconic Adirondack Hotel in Long Lake. First opened in the 1850s, it’s the last remaining hotel in the Adirondacks dating to that era still in operation. This is their story.

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