Financial Services
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Align Credit Union
969 Concord Street, Framingham 01701
800-942-9575
Align Credit Union offers a full suite of products and services including Personal and Business Banking, Mortgages, Financial Planning and Insurance. For additional information and to become a member, stop by their Framingham branch.
Avidia Bank
Hudson, Marlborough, Northborough, Westborough
800-508-2265
Avidia Bank is a full-service, $1.1-billion mutual community bank with branch offices in Hudson, Westborough, Clinton, Leominster, Marlborough, Northborough, and Shrewsbury.
DCU - Digital Federal Credit Union
60 Worcester road, Framingham 01701
(508) 820 1252
Owned and operated by our 500,000 members since 1979, DCU provides a wide variety of consumer and business banking, lending, and insurance services.
Kahn, Litwin, Renza (KLR)
800 South Street, Suite 300 Waltham 02453
508-405-1763
Providing the highest quality accounting,tax, and advisory services for over 40 years. Boston, Providence, Shanghai, Newport, Waltham.
Main Street Bank
Locations: Marlborough, Ayer, Devens, Groton, Hudson, Littleton, Lunenburg, Northborough, Pepperell, Shirley, Sudbury, Westborough
508-481-8300
Middlesex Savings Bank
6 Main Street, Natick 01760
508-315-5360
With 30 branches and 5 business-lending centers, we are one of the state’s largest and strongest banks and remain very much community-oriented by providing significant financial support to the community.
Moody Street Group
Needham Bank
1063 Great Plain Avenue, Needham 02192
781-444-2100
Our long term commitmnet to our customers is shown through our personlized service, competitive producats, and deep community involvement. We make banking a more pleasent experience.
Symphony Employer Solutions
6 Huron Drive, Natick 01760
508-652-8007
Symphony is an orchestra of experienced professionals offering organizations of all sizes and complexity with scalable, effective integrated solutions supported with personal concierge service.
Wellesley Bank
40 Central Street, Wellesley 02482
781-489-7647
Our team of highly experienced and knowledgeable bankers provides exceptional and trusted advice to successful individuals, families, businesses, private partnerships, nonprofit organizations, foundations and trusts with the greatest degree of personal attention and confidentiality.
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Community Spotlight - Hudson
Overview
Sitting on the bank of the Assabet River, on the western edge of Middlesex County, Hudson has come to embody the quintessential “new New England town.” While maintaining its charming, traditional essence, the town’s revamped downtown area has injected an air of trendiness and excitement to go along with its serene natural beauty.
History
Previously a village of Marlborough, Hudson was incorporated as its own town in 1866. Taking full advantage of its location along the Assabet River, the town quickly became a thriving factory town and home to 17 different shoe factories, even becoming known as “Shoe Town.” The availability of work opportunities made it an ideal place for immigrants to come to work and raise a family, and the land was settled by newcomers of predominantly Irish and Portuguese descent.
Local Offerings
With an influx of younger residents, Hudson has become a trendier, contemporary town, and its culinary offerings reflect this demographic shift. For those who enjoy a local craft brew, there’s Medusa Brewing Company and Ground Effect Brewing Company, which pair perfectly with a variety of artisanal cheeses from downtown’s Mullahy’s cheese shop. For the even younger crowd, Hudson offers many ways to pass the time, including Cellucci Skate and Splash Park and Roller Kingdom. For those looking to liven up their personal style or home décor, Hudson’s downtown is home to several clothing and home goods boutiques with offerings from both local and international artisans. Although these local shops and boutiques add to the charm of Hudson, it is still home to many of the big-box stores that simply make life a little more convenient.
