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Md. Student Branch Opens

By Peter Westerman

The school store at Edgewood High School in Harford County, Md., now shares its space with APG Federal Credit Unions first student-run branch. APGFCU, based in Aberdeen, in partnership with the Edgewood High School/Academy of Finance, officially opened the doors of its new Ram Branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony this...

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