Monson Savings Bank's president to retire in 2021

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Monson Savings Bank President Steve Lowell announced that he plans to retire in February 2021 after serving in the role for nine years, BusinessWest.com reported.

Daniel Moriarty Sr., who worked at the bank as senior vice president and CFO since 2011, will take over the role in February 2021.

In addition, Michael Rouette, who was senior vice president and chief loan officer since 2016, was appointed executive vice president and COO.

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