BROCKTON, Mass. - (04/25/05) -- Black-and-white photos taken bywell-known local photographer Stanley Bauman of President HarryTruman, Brockton boxing legends Rocky Marciano and Marvelous MarvinHagler, and the Blizzard of '78 adorn the fourth floor of the new$10 million headquarters of HarborOne CU, dedicated here Fridayafternoon. Bauman, unofficial photographer of the Bay State's'Boxer City,' was the guest of honor, kicking off the ceremony byblowing out a candle on a birthday cake celebrating his 92ndbirthday, while the credit union presented a $1,000 check in hisname to a Stonehill College photography major. The 75,000square-foot building is located on the outskirts of the city andwill immediately house 150 of the $1 billion credit union'semployees and bring eight departments spread across three locationsunder one roof. HarborOne CU was chartered in 1917 and was knownuntil last year as Brockton CU.
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