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Dean Miller, President and CEO of First National Bank has announced staffing changes and new hire. First National Bank is an independent Community Bank with branches in Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, Perkins, Port Clinton, Catawba, Sandusky and Put-In–Bay.
Birkholz
Sarah Birkholz has accepted the position of Branch Manager of the Clyde office. She had been the Fremont Branch Manager. She has six years of community banking experience, direct financial services leadership, and strong customer services skills. Sarah and her family reside in Clyde.
Jesberger
Christina Jesberger has accepted the position of Residential and Consumer Lender for the Bellevue market. Jesberger joined the bank in 2019 as the Branch Manager of the Clyde office. She has a strong financial services and sales background and provides an excellent customer experience. She and her family reside in Green Springs.
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The Department of Justice is requiring Huntington and TCF banks to sell off 13 bank branches in Michigan to go through with their newly approved merger and assuage antitrust concerns.
The mandatory sell-off, known as a divestiture, will involve $975 million in customer deposits, including those at a 14th branch, and total more than twice what Columbus-based Huntington and Detroit-based TCF initially anticipated would be required to satisfy federal regulators.
The branches are all TCF branches and will remain open, but must be sold to a different bank. Huntington announced late Tuesday that the different bank will be Horizon Bank, which has a tentative deal to buy all 14 of them.
AN ALL-WHITE building with floor-to-ceiling windows, viewed from the east on Seward. Melrose is at left. Proposed as a five-story, media-focused project, it adjoins the John C. Fremont Library.
A five-story creative office building targeted to media companies and designed with an open space, post-pandemic perspective, is planned at the northwest corner of Melrose Avenue and Seward Street.
Floor-to-ceiling windows, an open stairwell and ample outside spaces are among features of the project by developer Bardas Investment Group.
Plans include 68,000 square feet of new office, retail and open space in four buildings at 6101-6107 Melrose / 713-735 N. Seward. The project includes two existing historic buildings that are part of the 100,000-square-foot campus.