North Shore Bank Recognized By Village Of Sussex For Co-Sponsoring Fourth Of July Activities

SUSSEX, Wis. - North Shore Bank today announced that the Village of Sussex recently presented the bank with a plaque for its sponsorship of the village's Fourth of July activities. The plaque recognizes North Shore Bank for serving as co-sponsor with the village for the July 4 festivities, including the kiddie parade and fireworks.

Candy Walecki, manager for North Shore Bank's Sussex branch, accepted the plaque at the village board meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 14, from Village President Anthony Lapcinski.

According to the plaque, North Shore Bank is recognized for its "valuable participation" in the village's Fourth of July activities.

"We are pleased to have been able to work with the village to bring these activities to the community's Fourth of July celebration," said Walecki. "It was a pleasure working with Village Administrator Evan Teich and Director of Recreational Services Meagan Kula, and we look forward to collaborating with the village again in the future."

Hundreds of children entered the parade in the morning and thousands of people gathered in the park in the evening to watch the fireworks display.

North Shore Bank opened a branch in Sussex in fall 2006. The branch is located at W249 N6600 Highway 164 (the intersection of Highway 164 and Main Street/Highway VV/Silver Spring) in the Village of Sussex.

North Shore Bank, headquartered in Brookfield, was founded in 1923. It has assets of $1.9 billion and 42 offices throughout eastern Wisconsin and northeastern Illinois. Current Wisconsin branch locations are in metro Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, Appleton, Menasha, the Green Bay area, Burlington, Union Grove and Door County. North Shore Bank also has two Illinois State Bank offices in McHenry County, Ill.