Shorelines

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About Shorelines

Shorelines is the weekly employee newsletter for North Shore Bank. New issues appear on Thursdays, with the occasional holiday-related interruption. The mission of Shorelines is to help our bank employees do their best work, and to recognize and celebrate their achievements and milestones. We would love to hear about your important moments both on and off the job.

Employees can submit news items and tips using this form, or via email at shorelines@northshorebank.com. The deadline for content to be published on Thursday is Monday at 5 p.m.

Hunt for Your Number!

Throughout 2024, a randomly selected North Shore Bank employee number will be hidden somewhere in each week’s edition of Shorelines. If you spot your five-digit number, contact HR specialist Morgan Stark to receive your prize!

Yazmin Evangelista, Video Teller at the Westgate Branch, found her number in this week’s edition of Shorelines (11/07/2024).

This Week’s Stories

November 14, 2024
Spirit Day recognizes National Family Caregivers Month
Happy customers thank bank employees for outstanding service
Collectible Mercury dimes turn up in coin run from vintage bank
Service anniversaries for November 2024
Employees use volunteer PTO to help out at Sunset Playhouse

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