1. William J. Wagner

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    15. Treasurer Steve Grossman traveling Massachusetts to promote program to deposit state money into local banks to boost small business loans

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      Treasurer Steve Grossman traveling Massachusetts to promote program to deposit state money into local banks to boost small business loans
      Thomas R. Creed, senior vice president and regional executive for Berkshire Bank, which operates 10 banks in Hampden County, said that his bank intends to apply for a share of the deposits under Grossman’s program.
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  3. About William J. Wagner

    William J. Wagner

    William J. Wagner is the President of
     Chicopee Savings Bank.

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    1. They gave up all that land that was turned into industrial and commercial space. There are civilian jobs there now.
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    2. Our bank would be willing to contribute a significant amount of money to a fund.
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    3. We have not had to turn down one customer because we didn't have money to loan.
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