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Jo-Ann Jackson, left, vice president of financial operations for Community Credit Union, offers congratulations to Michelle St. Hilaire, accounting assistant, who was named employee of the month. St. Hilaire has been with Community Credit Union since 2012 and is responsible for assisting with the balancing of general ledger account and processing accounts payable. St. Hilaire resides in Lewiston. The Employee of the Month Award, decided by the management team and fellow employees, reflects the extraordinary effort and consistent performance of individuals delivering exceptional results for themselves, their co-workers and the members of Community Credit Union.
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