| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|
Coast National Bank, a community bank, provides commercial banking services to consumers and businesses in California. It offers checking accounts, including senior checking and business checking; personal and business money market accounts; and business savings accounts, time certificates of deposit, and individual retirement accounts. The company also provides business loans, such as business lines of credit, equipment loans, SBA loans, commercial real estate lending, overdraft protection, and working capital loans; and personal loans, such as residential construction loans, home equity loans and lines of credit, auto loans, overdraft protection, and other installment loans. In addition, it offers merchant bank card services, payroll services, electronic bill pay, online banking, and bill pay services. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in San Luis Obispo, California with additional branches/ATMs in Arroyo Grande and Paso Robles, California. Coast National Bank operates as a subsidiary of Coast Bancorp.
Brookline Booksmith opened its doors in 1961 as Paperback Booksmith with the slogan "Dedicated to the fine art of browsing." And for more than 50 years the Booksmith has been exactly that. Constantly changing with the neighborhood around it, Brookline Booksmith has served the people of Brookline and Boston with its eclectic mix of titles, literate and helpful staff, and seemingly neverending schedule of book signings, talks and poetry readings. Come visit! Listen to an author speak at our Readers and Writers Series; read and subscribe to our award-winning newsletter; join our monthly book club (going strong after 10 years!); browse the stacks, both new and used; peruse the always changing Card and Gift Room; check out our popular staff picks; or ask a bookseller for a recommendation. You`ll see why Brookline Booksmith has been a standard-bearer for independent bookselling, winning the ABA`s Bookstore of the Year in 1998, and Best of Boston from Boston magazine in 7 of the last 9 years.
The original vision for Saint Simeon’s was the dream of its founder, The Rev. Dr. E.H. Eckel. Dr. Eckel dreamed of a home for people in the “eventide” of life where the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of its Residents come first. In 1960, Dr. Eckel’s dream became a reality when Saint Simeon’s Episcopal Home was opened. Since that time, Saint Simeon’s has continued to realize that vision by expanding and developing to meet the diverse needs and desires of the growing population of seniors. Being a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma and being founded in the tradition of the Episcopal Church, make us a strongly faith-based organization. As witness to this important part of our heritage we offer spiritual growth to Residents and families. We welcome people of all faiths. As a not-for-profit organization, accountability in the form of excellent care has been the vanguard throughout Saint Simeon’s history. When the mission to provide the best possible care required additions to our campus, in each case the improvements were funded with no long-term debt. Throughout the years, expansions and improvements have been accomplished through generous donations from friends of Saint Simeon`s and the sound financial practices of the Board of Trustees.