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M&T Bank leaders celebrate new 2,600 s/f branch ground breaking

On July 25th, Bette & Cring joined M&T Bank to celebrate the start of construction of a new 2,600 s/f branch bank at Hamilton Square on Western Ave. In attendance were M&T Bank Albany regional president Mike Keegan and M&T's regional leaders and local branch staff; Bill Lia of Lia Auto Group, the project developer; members of the Guilderland Chamber of Commerce and the Albany County Executive's Office; Bette & Cring team members; and local community residents. The new branch, which will replace an aging existing building, is designed with contemporary architecture and energy-efficient features, and will complement the redevelopment of the surrounding retail center.
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