The Merrimack’s Annual Community Photo Contest Returns

​The Merrimack’s Annual Community Photo Contest Returns
 
Grab your camera and get ready; we’re just days away from kicking off our Annual Community Photo Contest! Starting Monday, April 4, 2022 through Tuesday, May 31, 2022, we want to see your best color photography for a chance to be featured in our 2023 community calendar, website, and social media.

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“We’re excited to announce the return of the highly anticipated Community Photo Contest,” said Linda Lorden, President of the Merrimack. “It’s a wonderful way to celebrate our state and highlight local talent in our communities. We can’t wait to see the selection of photographs that we receive this year!”
 
Each photographer may submit up to five entries to be considered, with a $100 cash prize awarded to the photographer for each work chosen for the community calendar. To be considered, photos should depict aspects of community life in New Hampshire, with a special focus on the unique character and beauty across Merrimack and Hillsborough counties.
 
Winners of the Merrimack’s 2021 Community Calendar Contest:
 
• Terri Trier of Concord
• Maureen Nelson of New Durham
• Dan Millbauer of Peterborough
• Stacy Hayes of Pittsfield
• Barbara Oldread of Hancock
• Edie Currier of Contoocook
• Gerry Fagan of Laconia
• Stacey Geesey of Nashua
• Sumeet Mehta of Hooksett
• Leila Domracheva of Manchester
• Katie Webster of Pelham
 
For more about the Community Photo Contest, how to enter and contest rules, click here.
 
Merrimack style is treating everyone – customers, employees and community members – with dignity, care, respect and compassion. Founded in 1867, the Merrimack has served the people, businesses, non-profits and municipalities in central and southern New Hampshire for over 150 years. In 2021, the Merrimack was recognized as “best bank” by both the Union Leader voters, and for the 11th year in a row by the Capital Area People’s Preferences. Merrimack County Savings Bank is a mutual savings bank that benefits local depositors, borrowers, and surrounding communities instead of stockholders on Wall Street. To learn more, visit any of their local offices in Bow, Concord, Contoocook, Hooksett and Nashua, call 800.541.0006 or visit themerrimack.com. ​