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In honor of national nurses’ week and in appreciation of Franklin Memorial Hospital nurses for the work they do every day keeping patients healthy after a year of stress and long hours caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, representatives of Franklin Savings Bank in Farmington presented 80 boxed lunches to nursing directors to distribute among their staff on Tuesday. From left: Bernice Cote, FSB customer service branch manager; FMH Nursing Directors MaryAnne Goodwin, Courtney Ryder, Rebecca Wood, and Nicole Abell; and Courtney Austin, FSB marketing officer.
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