MIDWEST
Michigan Heritage Bancorp Inc. of Farmington Hills has named Raymond A. Biggs 3rd the president of its $180 million-asset Michigan Heritage Bank.
He succeeded Anthony Albanese, who has retired.
Mr. Biggs will remain the company's president and the bank's chief executive officer, jobs he has had since joining Michigan Heritage in August.
Before that he had been the president and CEO of Mepco Insurance Premium Financing Inc., a Chicago subsidiary of Independent Bank Corp. of Ionia, Mich. Earlier he had been a senior vice president and senior lender at Independent Bank-East Michigan, one of Independent Bank Corp.'s four units.
Middleburg Financial Corp. of Virginia has promoted Gary R. Shook to president of the company and its $765 million-asset Middleburg Bank.
Mr. Shook joined the bank two years ago as an executive vice president and its community executive for its Warrenton/Fauquier County market.
Before that he had been a senior vice president at the $521 million-asset Fauquier Bankshares Inc. in Warrenton.
Kentucky First Federal Bancorp of Hazard has put two of its officers in charge of its $147 million-asset First Federal Savings Bank of Frankfort, filling the president and chief executive officer posts vacated by the retirement of Danny Garland.
Don D. Jennings, Kentucky First's president and chief operating officer, was named the vice chairman and CEO of First Federal Savings.
R. Clay Hulette, a vice president and the chief financial officer of the parent company, was named the bank's president.
Kentucky First also owns the $120-million asset First Federal Savings and Loan Association.
MIDDLE ATLANTICRidgewood Savings Bank of New York has promoted Peter M. Boger to chief lending officer and executive vice president.
He had been a senior vice president and a senior mortgage officer at the $3.3 billion-asset thrift.
Northfield Bank of Staten Island, N.Y., has promoted Percy Keynton and Harshana Senanayake to senior vice president. Their jobs are unchanged.
Mr. Keynton is the internal auditor at the $1.3 billion-asset unit of NSB Holding Corp.; Ms. Senanayake has been its chief information officer since 1998.
