United Bank, PeoplesBank worried about Bank of Western Massachusetts' plans to change its name to People's United Bank - masslive.com -Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council

United Bank, PeoplesBank worried about Bank of Western Massachusetts' plans to change its name to People's United Bank

masslive.com Jul 20 2010

People’s United Bank, owner of the Bank of Western Massachusetts, is changing that bank’s name to match their own and now PeoplesBank based in Holyoke and United Bank of West Springfield are worried about having their identities muddled in the process.
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