NHBR About Town: Citizens Bank & WMUR-TV

March 23, 2012

NH Business Review Staff,

Andrew Richardson, left, Keene branch manager for Citizens Bank, presents Ted McGreer with the Heart of Your City award for his contributions to the city of Keene. McGreer is the owner of Ted’s Shoe and Sport in downtown Keene, where he regularly raises money for local charities, and sits on the board of Pathways for Keene, MoCo Arts, and is past president of the Elm City Rotary.

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