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Berkshire Bank Files Notice To Close Branches In Connecticut
Berkshire Bank has filed a notice with state officials that three branches will be closing in Connecticut.
CONNECTICUT — Three Berkshire Bank branches in Connecticut will be closing.
The bank first made it presence in the Nutmeg State about a dozen years ago when it acquired Hartford-based Connecticut Bank and Trust, but on April 22 of this year, it filed a notice with the Connecticut Department of Banking that three branches would be shuttered.
Berkshire Bank is chartered in Massachusetts.
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The three branches are:
- 596 Hartford Pike in the Dayville section of Killingly
- 114 Woodland St. in Hartford, a branch at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center
- 159 Merrow Road in Tolland
The proposed closing date is June 28, according to the filing.
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Berkshire Bank will still have plenty of branches in the state, including:
- Mansfield and Hebron in Tolland County
- Enfield, South Windsor, West Hartford, Glastonbury, Rocky Hill, Simsbury and Farmington in Hartford County
- Willimantic, Moosup, Canterbury and Brooklyn in Windham County
- Colchester, Groton, Norwich and Lebanon in New London County
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