“Crocus Bouquet” was taken by Elissa Paquette of Wolfeboro, NH. This winning image will be one of the featured photos in the 2019 community calendar. Calendars are due to arrive in branches this fall.
Meredith Village Savings Bank (MVSB) and Merrimack County Savings Bank (the Merrimack) are excited to announce the winners of their annual photo contest. Selected photos will be featured in community calendars and websites for both banks, as well as on the websites for New Hampshire Mutual Bancorp, and MillRiver Wealth Management. Winning photos will also be featured in desk calendars, holiday cards and note cards. Calendars will be available to the public beginning in the fall in all MVSB and Merrimack branch offices.
“The response for this year’s contest far exceeded our expectations,” noted Debbie Irwin, Assistant Vice President and Marketing Programs Officer. “With the launch of our electronic submission process earlier in the year, we received upwards of 500 entries! The photos we’ve seen were outstanding, as they capture the unique character of New Hampshire. The calendar contest continues to be a wonderful way to celebrate our communities and allows us to highlight exceptional talent from local artists. We were able to build on a decades-long tradition at MVSB and expand it successfully to include our sister companies in a way that truly celebrates the beauty of our state.”
Winners of the 2019 Community Calendar Contest are:
- Jackie Berry of Meredith
- Edie Currier of Contoocook
- Macayla Dutile of Laconia
- Gerry Fagan of Laconia
- Thoma Luzi of Concord
- Robert Manley of Meredith
- Elizabeth Morin of Moultonborough
- Robert Ness of Wolfeboro
- Elissa Paquette of Wolfeboro
- Robert Tanner of Moultonborough
Winners of the 2019 Website Contest are:
- Rosie Conner of Laconia
- Susan Francesco of Holderness
- Ida Gould of Campton
- Mary Greene of Meredith
- Christina Kolb of Gilford
- Susan Lipsett of Auburn
- Thoma Luzi of Concord
- Robert Ness of Wolfeboro
- Elissa Paquette of Wolfeboro
- Nancy Rand of Laconia
- Alyssa Schoeller of Pembroke
- Deborah Teal of Waterville Valley
