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03/15/2023: True Story: It’s Tee Time with the ProNoun! Spring JOURNEYS 2023 Article

“For when the one great scorer comes to mark against your name, he marks not that you won or lost, but how you played the game.” Perry Noun = Boundless Energy + Passion This incredible human being is a customer of Seneca Savings. It’s an honor and privilege to walk the journey with you […]

03/14/2023: True Story: Indian Springs’ Robert Wolniak Talks Innovation

The Entrepreneurial Spirit is alive and well at Indian Springs Manufacturing. Hear their true story about growth and perserverance from President, Robert Wolniak, as featured in the latest Spring Issue of the bank’s publication JOURNEYS. Now available online, in the branches, as well as at select area Wegmans stores. Indian Springs is a manufacturer of […]

03/09/2023: Spring JOURNEYS Publication Now Available!

The Spring 2023 Edition of JOURNEYS published by your Local Bank, Seneca Savings is now available to enjoy! True and inspiring stories of Central New York area businesses, their owners and teams, that demonstrate real heart, tenacity, and devotion to community. Seneca Savings is proud and honored to partner with these talented and passionate […]

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