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Briefs May 26, 2005 State treasurer recognizes MV Co-op Bank for youth programs The office of Massachusetts state treasurer Timothy Cahill cited the Martha’s Vineyard Co-operative Bank in a recent newsletter for two youth banking programs. The bank was chosen as one of the 16 most ambitious banks in Massachusetts for its school savings program, begun in 1995. The treasurer’s office also cited two Island youngsters for their “outstanding savings skills” as part of the bank’s Internet school savings program. For information on the school savings program, call Patti Leighton, Co-op school savings program director, at 508-693-0305. Podiatrist completes specialized training Dr. Michelle McCrumb Segel recently completed coursework in diabetic foot management through Harvard Medical School, according to a press release. Dr. Segel, of Heel and Sole Podiatry in West Tisbury, is a member of the American Podiatric Medical Association and American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry. New child care center opens in Vineyard Haven The First Light Child Development Center, a licensed child care center located in the First Baptist Church Parish House, 66 William Street, Tisbury will hold an open house on Saturday from 9 am to 11 am. Elizabeth Bonifacio, licensed director and owner, said the open house is a way to thank the community for its support. She and the staff will be available to answer questions about the school and early childhood care and education. The school, which opens on June 1, will serve children ages 15 months to five years of age on a year-round basis. For information, call 508-693-0660. |
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