Meridian CU open Monday, March 27 not Monday, Feb. 27

by The Bulldog • February 24, 2017

Meridian CU to open next month. The Bulldog broke the news of Meridian’s decision to land on Mt. Pleasant earlier this month. Ambitious Meridian CU to spark business on Mt. Pleasant

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