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The County Federal Credit Union awards scholarships

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The County Federal Credit Union awarded 12 scholarships totaling over $173,000 to local Maine graduates for the 2026-27 academic year, supporting students pursuing fields like biology, nursing, and engineering. Recipients include Aubrey Ainsworth, who will attend Tufts University for biology, and Harleigh Allen, heading to Husson University for nursing, among others from Central Aroostook High School and Presque Isle High School.

The County Federal Credit Union in Maine awarded 12 scholarships to graduates continuing their education in the 2026-27 academic year. Over the past 28 years, the credit union has distributed more than $173,000 in scholarships to support local students. Recipients include Aubrey Ainsworth from the Maine School of Science & Mathematics, who will attend Tufts University for a biology degree, and Harleigh Allen from Central Aroostook High School, pursuing nursing at Husson University. Other recipients include Lila Cummings, heading to the University of Maine for biomedical engineering, and Eli Mosher, attending Wentworth Institute of Technology for architecture. The scholarships also support students like Aubrey Ellsworth, who will study Earth & climate sciences at the University of Maine, and Keira Tompkins, pursuing pharmacy at the University of Rhode Island. Recipients span various fields, including veterinary sciences, electrical construction, and education. Dan Bagley, executive vice president of The County, stated the credit union is proud to assist graduates as part of its mission to support the community. The credit union, a member-owned cooperative, emphasizes financial support and community engagement through partnerships and volunteerism. The County Federal Credit Union serves Maine with branches in Caribou, Presque Isle, Fort Fairfield, Mars Hill, Houlton, Howland, Old Town, and Bangor. Its commitment to education aligns with broader efforts to improve financial stability and community well-being.

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